Pitches from 12 noon |
1st April-31st May |
1st June-31st August | September |
| 2 Adults Touring Per Night | £8.00 | £10.00 | £8.00 |
| Each Extra Car | £3.00 | £3.00 | £3.00 |
| Extra Adult | £3.00 | £3.00 | £3.00 |
| Extra Child | £2.00 | £2.00 | £2.00 |
| Each Dog | £1.00 | £1.00 | £1.00 |
| Day Visitor | £3.00 | £3.00 | £3.00 |
Rallies are welcome
We have several fields available and can cater for any size rally
Rally organisers who wish to run
Under canvas film evenings
Take away food evening
Dances
Closed camping season Oct-March
Information for Campers
For further details for fishing see fishing prices
All other enquires please Email us : info@gabriels-fishery.co.uk
The Eden Valley Walk starts on the farm at the site of the skirmish between the Roundheads and the Cavaliers who were in residence at Prinkham Castle. After the battle the Roundheads ruined the castle and what remains today was renamed Starborough Castle and now rebuilt and used as a private home.
The Eden Valley Walk then crosses the River Eden and takes the walker into Edenbridge via the sports ground. [About a mile]
Edenbridge High Street is part of the Roman Road which runs North/ South. In the Town there are several restaurants, pubs, take away, together with tennis and golf, swimming and leisure centre with its tourist information office as well as the museum.
Hever Castle is the home of Anne Bolin and meeting place of King Henry Eighth. Further East the Eden Valley Walk takes the pedestrian to the entrance of Hever Castle. Through out the season there are events and open air theatre performances, jousting tournaments, beautiful gardens and tea room as well as Hever Castle itself.
Penshurst Place is noted for the pictures and paintings as well as the gardens.
Continuing the Eden Valley Walk for another three miles through the most delightful countryside will bring the walker into Penshurst where The Chequers’ is a favourable resting point. Penshurst Church and Penshurst Place are both worth a visit.
Other places of interest within five miles of the site
British Wildlife Centre [South of Blindley Heath A22]
Squerryes Court [Westerham A25]
Quebec House [Westerham A25]
Emmetts Gardens [Toys Hill]
Chartwell Home of Winston Churchill [North of Four Elms]
Bough Beech Reservoir wildlife reserve [North of Bough Beech]
Hammerwood Park [Holtye nr Cowden]
The Eden valley is a relatively level piece of land and deliverers a great opportunity for those who enjoy cycling and visiting interesting places.
