Historic parks and gardens are an important part of our heritage. They represent where man has intervened in the natural environment, producing a designed landscape. Being within Kent, the 'Garden of England', this borough has a particular wealth of these features.
Our planning policies help safeguard historic parks and gardens that lie within the borough. The following links direct you to relevant policies if you wish to make an application for development within an historic park or garden:
Historic England Register of Parks and Gardens
The Historic England Register of Parks and Gardens and other land of special historic interest in Tunbridge Wells can be found below. You can search their website to find information about why and how the register is compiled.
Click or tap on the AccessAble logo below to view the list of accessible parks and gardens around Tunbridge Wells.
Historic parks and gardens are an important part of our heritage. They represent where man has intervened in the natural environment, producing a designed landscape. Being within 'the Garden of England', this Borough has a particular wealth of these features as well as in the whole south-east region.
Kent Compendium of Historic Parks and Gardens
The Kent Compendium of Historic Parks and Gardens for Tunbridge Wells holds details of any parks and gardens in the Tunbridge Wells borough that have been highlighted as being of historic interest.
A review of the Kent Compendium of Historic Parks and Gardens for Tunbridge Wells borough was carried out in 2010, details of which can be found below.
