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    Knole, Sevenoaks

    Knole is a grand historic mansion and sprawling medieval deer park located on the edge of Sevenoaks town centre. Visitors can explore the vast 1,000 acre estate, which is home to a famous herd of wild fallow and sika deer. The site features a historic house with celebrated showrooms displaying royal furniture and textiles, a conservation studio where specialists work on historic artefacts, and a second-hand bookshop. Outdoor enthusiasts can follow various colour-coded walking trails through the woodland and valleys or enjoy refreshments at the onsite café.

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    The venue provides 16 marked parking spaces for Blue Badge holders on a surface of hard meshed grass and gravel. Step-free level access is available at the main entrance and throughout the visitor reception area, which includes a hearing assistance system at the counter. Accessible toilets are located in the Porter’s Lodge and near the Brewhouse Café, featuring manual doors and various grab rails. While much of the parkland consists of uneven ground, there are some hard-standing paths and a stile-free trail suitable for those seeking a more level route. Visitors can also borrow manual wheelchairs or all-terrain mobility scooters from the visitor centre by booking in advance.

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    5

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    davidc

    Sept 2026

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    5

    Knowle Park, Sevenoaks, Kent

    ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Knowle Park, Sevenoaks — Brilliant Access for Disabled Visitors! My wife and I visited Knowle Park in Sevenoaks earlier today and were really impressed. Access to the park is completely free if you display a disabled badge — great to see. The disabled parking is perfectly placed right next to the house, so you’re straight into things with no extra distance to cover. We did the circular walk around the park: around 90% of the route is smooth tarmac. There are some gentle hills along the way — totally manageable with a motorised scooter, though I’d say it might be a bit more of a challenge if you’re being pushed in a manual wheelchair. The trail takes you through the golf course, and the views across the Kent countryside are absolutely spectacular — worth the trip on their own! There’s also a very well-stocked café just a short distance from the car park, and the facilities are excellent, including properly equipped disabled toilets. I’d thoroughly recommend a visit — especially if you use a motorised scooter or wheelchair. A wonderful day out!
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    lpage

    Mar 2026

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    5

    Knole Park

    I enjoyed looking around the park and th lovely animals like the deer. Unfortunately, it was rainy and muddy. When I walked a couple of steep slopes I fell over twice.

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    For additional detailed accessibility information, please contact: knole@nationaltrust.org.uk

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    Sevenoaks, Kent, England, United Kingdom, TN15 0RP

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