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Parks & Walks

Queendown Warren

Dog Friendly

Kent Wildlife Trust chalk grassland and woodland reserve near Hartlip, known for orchids, with cattle, sheep and ponies grazing year round.

About Queendown Warren

Parking is charged at £2 a day. Dogs are allowed and must be on a lead when livestock are present.

Accessibility

Grassy paths with some steep slopes; slippery on exposed chalk when wet. Kissing gates, fence gaps and rambler gates.

Where it is

Details checked against the venue on 29 October 2026. Opening times change, so confirm before you travel.

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