Bicknor Treasure Chest Traditional Cache

You are looking for a small wooden treasure chest containing swappables. You will need to chose whether to wade through stinging nettles or brambles, there is no way to access the cache without doing so. Please make sure the chest is closed properly and the bag is sealed to protect the log.

Bicknor is part of the Benefice of Tunstall and Bredgar, which comprises of the following parishes:- Bredgar with Bicknor, Frinsted, Milstead, Rodmersham, Tunstall and Wormshill. Bicknor church originates from the twelfth century, and was restored 1859-61 by Bodley. It is Grade II* listed. (Listing NGR: TQ8647859317.) It is unusual in that it is built of chalk, with flint external facings. There is no electricity at Bicknor church - lighting is by candles and oil lamps, which creates a wonderful atmosphere for the evening services.

In August 2013 Bicknor church was re-designated as a Chapel of Ease within the Parish of Bredgar with Bicknor.

In practical terms, this makes no difference to the services that are held at Bicknor, and it is still possible for weddings to be conducted here.

During the summer months, the church is open on Monday afternoons from 13:00 to 17:00.