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Great views over Boxley from the North Downs Way.

Currently work in progress, looks it be a great place for a day out.

Mote House was built for Lord Romney in the late 19th Century but is has a long history back to the 14th century with numerous royal connections. Mote Park is now a retirement village and a restaurant.

A beautiful green space in the heart of Maidstone, Mote Park is a popular place for recreation and offers a variety of running on grassland and in woodland in a relatively small place. Once the grounds of the stately home, Mote House, it even has a minature railway.

straight forward walk.

The wild goats are no longer

The ruins of Thurnham Castle are a wonderful place to explore. Whilst the remains of the low stone walls are much overgrown, you can really step back in time here. The site has been used as a fortification and watchtower since Roman times. The Saxons then developed the site into Godard Castle. During the 12th century, the fortress belonged to the de Say family and then the de Thurnhams. A Charter in 1215 mentions the lands within the walls of the castle, which may indicate that it was already in ruins by then.

St Martin of Tours is a beautiful Grade I-listed church that was built in the 12th century. Additions were made to the church in the 13th and 15th centuries, with further restoration taking place in the 19th century. These days, you will find the church to be a tranquil place to explore.