
Knole
An outdoor park-gardens in Kent

Knole is a historic house and deer park in Sevenoaks, Kent, known for its vast estate, Tudor architecture, and large herd of fallow and sika deer. Families can explore the parkland for free, with plenty of space for picnics and spotting deer up close. The house offers guided tours (extra fee) showcasing grand rooms and art collections, but may not captivate very young children for long. Highlights: Deer spotting, woodland walks, adventure playground (nearby), café and shop. Ages: All ages for park; house better for ages 8+. Facilities: Toilets (pay), National Trust café, baby-changing, pushchair-friendly paths in park (uneven in places).
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Entry
Free / cheap

What parents should know
Knole is a historic house and deer park in Sevenoaks, Kent, known for its vast estate, Tudor architecture, and large herd of fallow and sika deer.
Best timing
Deer spotting early in the day
Visit early morning or late afternoon when deer are most active and easier to spot throughout the parkland.
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