Larkfield Park

A modest green space on the edge of Meopham, Larkfield Park is the sort of place locals know better than visitors. It's got decent open grass, a few walking paths that wind through fairly standard English parkland, and enough room for families to let kids run about without anyone getting stressed. Nothing flashy, nothing that demands a three-hour detour, but perfectly serviceable if you're camped nearby at Badgells Wood or Kits Coty Glamping.

The main appeal is straightforward: fresh air, a bit of a stroll, maybe a picnic on dry grass if you've brought one. There are trees enough to offer some shade, and the paths are easy enough for younger legs. It's the kind of place that ticks a box on a holiday itinerary rather than becomes the day's highlight. Dog owners will find it useful. Serious walkers probably won't linger long.

Timing-wise, an hour is generous unless you're genuinely keen on every corner. Go early if you can, especially on weekends when the local crowd turns up. Whether it's free or there's a nominal fee isn't immediately clear from official sources, so check locally first. It pairs well with the camping spots within a few miles - Gatehouse Wood Country Park is another option if you want a second green space within striking distance.

Worth visiting? If you're staying in the area, yes. Worth planning a whole trip around? Not a chance.