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Thriftwood Country Park

Every day is a holiday!

Welcome to Thriftwood Country Park, a beautiful and tranquil leisure park in Sevenoaks midst the Garden of England. With its open spaces and woodland walks, Thriftwood is the perfect choice for couples, adults and seniors who are looking for a peaceful break away from it all. Thriftwood continuously aims to achieve excellence by providing holiday-makers with the best experience possible, which is also confirmed by an array of industry awards.

The park is situated 180m above sea level, on Kent’s highest point called the Wrotham Hill, benefitting from some of the driest and hottest summer days of the South-East, as well as from some stunningly snow-covered days in the winter. The park is only 3.3miles from the next local town Borough Green, offering supermarkets, pharmacy, hair dresser, pet & DIY shops, Costa coffee, restaurants, a medical practice and a five-star luxury adults-only Gym and Spa. For those with a hobby, the London Golf club is 2.4miles away and the Brands Hatch Race circuit is 3.4miles away from Thriftwood Country Park.

We have hard and grass pitches with electric hookup, woodland walks, a licensed bar and a heated outdoor pool with a sun terrace to bask on. You’ll find the facilities at Thriftwood Country Park first class: we apply the highest standards of maintenance and cleanliness throughout.

Dogs and other pets are welcome. Thriftwood Country Park is open all year round.

FACILITIES

Seasonal Pitches

Luxurious Leisure Lodges

Caravan Storage Gold Cassoa Award

Refurbished toilets & showers

Disabled facilities

Dish washing sink

Shop

Licensed bar

Chemical Disposal Point

Calor Gas Sales

24h CCTV

12 acre woodlands

Well cut grass throughout the park

Private family shower

Hair Dryers

Laundry room

Heated outdoor swimming pool

Refuse areas

Well-lit streets

Fresh water outlets

Tourist information

Fob operated rising bollards

Dog walks

THINGS TO DO

Thriftwood is perfectly located for exploring Kent’s diverse and beautiful landscape. The Garden of England has something for everyone: coastal beaches, breathtaking countryside, medieval towns, historic castles, seaside resorts, international shopping, a thriving arts scene and a rich cultural history – Kent has more castles, stately homes and gardens open to the public than any other region in Britain.