Camping at the Hop Farm campsite in the heart of Kent offers an unparalleled experience. Our exceptional touring and campsite is open year-round and is situated in over 500 acres of picturesque open fields and woodland. To enhance your stay, we offer state-of-the-art, newly refurbished facilities.

As one of the top camping sites in Kent, our park features 300 pitches, including hard standings, electric hook-ups and water points. The surrounding countryside is perfect for pets and dogs are welcome on the touring park (kept on a lead).

Our award-winning Kent campsite boasts the historic Oast village, the largest collection of Oast houses in the world. This provides a stunning backdrop and a fantastic base for exploring Kent, the Garden of England.

At our campsite, you can enjoy the best of camping in a glorious setting with all the creature comforts you need. We offer showers, toilets, washing facilities, a camping shop, and a pub/restaurant within a short walking distance.

Situated along the River Medway, campers can take advantage of the riverside setting with canoes or paddleboards. Canoeists on tour can also enter the campsite via the riverbank (standard charges apply, advance booking required).

Kent, the Garden of England, offers some of the best visitor attractions and superb places to explore, including fantastic beaches along its extensive coastline. The Hop Farm is centrally located, very close to Paddock Wood mainline railway station and less than an hour from London.

Paddock Wood railway station is just 1.8 miles away, a 5-minute drive or a 25-minute walk from The Hop Farm (walking is not recommended due to hazardous roads). Nearby amenities include fishing (permits and equipment not supplied by the Hop Farm), golf, swimming/leisure facilities, horse riding, excellent shopping and fine dining. Additionally, our location offers easy access to the Continent.

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Rates: From £23 - £38 per person per night.

Disabled facilities, please enquire for exact details.