Leeds Castle
Discover almost 900 years of history and explore 500 acres of beautiful parkland and gardens at Leeds Castle in Kent.
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Our Review
Leeds Castle, is, well, a long way from Leeds!
We visited Leeds Castle as part of our Treasure Hunt Challenge for the Camping and Caravanning Club.
The castle is the classic fairy tale castle, surrounded by a massive moat.
The moat is home to a number of different types of ducks, geese, and swans, including lots of black swans.
Inside the castle, there are classic medieval looking rooms as well as more modern looking rooms, which make it easy to forget that you are in an old stone castle in the middle of a lake.
Here are some more pictures we took on our visit to Leeds Castle.
Facilities
Facilities Details
Due to space restrictions, pushchairs cannot be permitted inside the Castle but a buggy park is provided. A free loan of baby slings is available inside the Castle, please ask the steward near the buggy park for further information. Leeds Castle does not allow wheel-based toys, scooters and bikes into the grounds. However, controlled ‘Smart Trikes’ for toddlers are still welcome.Accessibility Info
Click this link to view their Accessibility DetailsLeeds Castle is open all year. The grounds open at 10 am and the castle at 10:30 am. The last admission depends on the time of year: colder months it is 3 pm and warmer & lighter months it is 4:30 pm.
On The Map
Address
Leeds CastleLeeds Castle, Maidstone
Broomfield
Kent
ME17 1RG
England
Longitude: 0.630465
Latitude: 51.24899