6 Best Family-Friendly Walks in Kent

With half term coming up, walks are a perfect way to spend your time in the sunshine! Here are our top walks in Kent.

1) Knole Park, Sevenoaks

Best for: Wildlife spotting and history lovers

Knole Park is a magical mix of ancient woodland, open parkland, and a 15th-century stately home. Children will love spotting the wild deer that roam freely, while adults can enjoy the sweeping views and historical architecture. It’s a great place for a school nature walk or a peaceful family picnic.

Top Tip: Visit the Knole House visitor centre for educational resources and interactive exhibits.

2) White Cliffs of Dover

Best for: Coastal views and dramatic landscapes

Nothing says "Kent" quite like the iconic White Cliffs of Dover. The walk along the cliff tops offers breathtaking views of the English Channel and is a brilliant way to introduce children to geography and natural history. The paths are well-maintained and suitable for most ages.

3) Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest

Best for: Forest adventures and active kids

Top Tip: Download the Bedgebury Explorer Trail for a fun, educational scavenger hunt.

4) Leeds Castle Grounds

Best for: History and fairy-tale charm

Top Tip: Check their events calendar for themed trails and educational workshops.

5) Blean Woods, near Canterbury

Best for: Woodland walks and wildlife

Top Tip: Spring and early summer are the best times to see wildflowers and butterflies.

6) Reculver Country Park

Best for: Seaside strolls and Roman ruins

Top Tip: Bring a kite or a bucket and spade, there’s plenty of space to play!