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Malling Manor
Once part of an 18th Century estate created by Thomas Douce, Manor Park is an attractive location with plenty for children to enjoy.
The park has a large, open green space; children's play equipment; and an attractive lake.
Located just a short walk to the south of West Malling town centre, visitors can take relaxing walks through meadows, often grazed by rare breed cattle.
Manor Park is a Site of Nature Conservation Interest with a variety of native trees, such as limes, birch, willow, sweet chestnut and oak, providing habitats for many creatures. Squirrels, woodpeckers, nuthatches, blue tits and robins are all found in the park.
Although this is called Malling Manor it is not in sight of it but is on the edge of the grounds to the park. (Just out of reach of the cows!!)
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This cache is a pleasent stroll from Parking (£1.30/£2.00), tea room and toilets
Other caches at Manor Park
For more information about Manor Park visit Kent Country Parks
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