Come camping in the Garden of England. Explore the Kentish countryside on some stunning walks, visit award-winning local attractions or chill by the campfire, under the stars.

Hever Camping is a family run campsite, managed by sisters, Sarah and Gina, who also live on the farm, with their families.

Located in West Kent, access is an easy distance from London, with a direct train service from London Bridge.

Cowden station is a 20 minute walk along country lanes from the camping field. By car, the campsite is conveniently situated a 20-30 minute drive from junctions 5 & 6 of the M25 & 30-40 minutes from Gatwick airport.

Hever Camping has some fantastic local attractions within walking distance.

Located at Wilderness Farm, the campsite was originally an estate farm for Hever Castle, providing milk from their dairy herd for the estate for many years.

The Dairy herd has been gone for many years now, replaced with arable farming, an agricultural business and field rentals for livestock and events.

Farmed by the family since 1919, a century has passed since venturing into this beautiful piece of the Garden of England.

FISHING

Our well stocked fishing lake contains Carp, Roach and an illusive Catfish!

There are 6 swims to fish from that cater for anything from tiddler bashing family fun, to the most passionate and relentless of fishermen.

Just to wet your appetite…The size of the carp goes well into double figures.

As the name suggests, the Pond Field is right next to the fishing area, so why not pitch a tent and enjoy the tranquil setting, ensuring peace and serenity in this beautiful fishing spot (Camping at additional cost).

Campers have 2 fields to choose from:

Farm Field- Hot water is available in the toilet cabin, with a large sink for washing up and showers.

Pond Field- There is a toilet block with cold water sinks and outside basins for washing up.

There is no electric in either field.

Quiet hours must be respected between 11pm and 7am

Radio, music and TV players must be kept at a low volume. Car doors and boots must be closed quietly.