Where could the bus take you?
Save money on fuel and parking charges - use our buses to explore attractions across the Kent countryside.
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Tunbridge Wells
Dunorlan Park
A park & grounds with a 6-acre lake, play park and cafe. Pedalo & kayak hire is also avaliable during the summer.
The park is open every day.
Closest bus stops: Take the 297, alight at either Dunorlan Park (towards Tenterden) or Sandown Road South (towards Tunbridge Wells). The park is a minute's walk away.
©Visit Tunbridge Wells
Calverley Grounds
Popular community park offering landscaped gardens, a playground, cafe, sports courts & an ice rink during the Christmas season.
The park is open every day.
Closest bus stop: Take the 297 towards Tunbridge Wells, alight at Railway Station. The park is no more than a minute's walk away.
©Visit Tunbridge Wells
The Amelia Scott
A newly refurbished centre offering a large libary, local museum and cafe.
Opening Hours
Sun - Sun 10:00 - 16:00
Mon - Wed 09:00 - 18:00
Thu - Thu 09:00 - 20:00
Fri - Fri 09:00 - 18:00
Sat - Sat 09:00 - 17:00
Closest bus stop: Take the 297 towards Tunbridge Wells, alight at Monson Road. The centre is straight ahead of you, with large glass windows.
©Visit Tunbridge Wells
Cranbrook
Cranbrook Museum
Set in a tranquil garden and housed in a delightful timber-framed building dating from 1480, the museum contains some 6,000 exhibits encapsulating the Cranbrook of times past.
Opening Hours
April to October, Tuesday to Saturday and Summer Bank Holidays 2pm to 4.30pm. Also Open Sundays during August. Free Admission.
Closest bus stops: Take the 297 to Cranbrook, alight at Congregational Church. The Museum is a 3 minute walk away.
©cranbrookmuseum.org
Union Mill
A Grade I listed smock mill which has been restored to working order. It is the tallest smock mill in the United Kingdom.
Open during summer afternoons, usually from 2:30-5:00pm. Free entrance.
Closest bus stops: Take the 297 towards Cranbrook, alight at Dorothy Avenue. Head down the hill towards the centre of Cranbrook, the windmill is on your right. You should be able to see it!
©unionmill.org.uk
Tenterden
Kent & East Sussex Railway
A heritage railway with steam and diesel trains, currently running between Tenterden Town and Bodiam.
Visit their website for ticket and opening information: https://kesr.org.uk/about/
Closest bus stops: Take the 297 to Tenterden, alight at The Vine. Follow the signs for the railway, roughly a 5 minute walk.
©kesr.org.uk
Tenterden Museum
Take the opportunity to explore the local history of Tenterden, with both interactive and audio guides avaliable.
Opening Hours
Open from 1st April to 31st October
10am to 4pm.
Sunday opening 1pm-4pm.
Adults - £3
Children, Students, Members & Other Concessions – Free.
Closest bus stops: Take the 297 to Tenterden, alight at the Vine. The Museum is situated a minute or two's walk away.
©tenterdenmuseum.co.uk
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