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Ashford & Tenterden experienceashfordandtenterden.co.uk Photo Credits: Front cover middle right, The Big Cat Sanctuary; Above bottom left, courtesy of Kent & East Sussex Railway; Above bottom right, Martin Fagg Martin right, bottom Above Railway; Sussex East & Kent of courtesy left, bottom Above Sanctuary; Cat Big The right, middle cover Front Credits: Photo 01233 733332 01233 winegardenofengland.co.uk [email protected] www.ashbyfarms.com with self-catering accommodation self-catering with Countryside fishing escapes escapes fishing Countryside www.experienceashfordandtenterden.co.uk or visit our website website our visit or experienceashfordandtenterden.co.uk [email protected] email please guide Tenterden & Ashford Experience 2020 our of copy free your For Stay & Eat & Stay Where to Where & Feeling inspired? 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Feeling 2020 Visit Places to Places Hythe 8 23 r Dove & e Folkeston 26 To Hastings B2082 Wittersham e Lympn & Rye To 14 Appledore B2080 B2067 1 J1 12 0 M2 To Northiam To Hamstreet Kenardington Warehorne the Smallhy 31 Aldington 0 A2 Hawkhurst B2067 Woodchurch 0 07 A2 Rolvenden To 37 m Mersha 21 28 6 29 38 Shadoxhurst 11 A28 16 35 27 19 ASHFORD TENTERDEN 20 13 18 Kingsnorth St Michaels St 17 40 A28 22 0 J1 9 36 24 A28 1 2 43 High Halden High A262 33 3 7 32 Elmsted Cranbrook 25 Bethersden t Char 5 10 42 t Grea e Wy J9 Biddenden 34 39 Wells A262 A251 Smarden A20 Tunbridge Sissinghurst A274 30 Boughton Aluph Boughton Pluckley To A229 A28 Staplehurst Tenterden 0 M2 n Egerto 15 Challock 41 4 A252 Chilham e Maidston To A252 B2077 Canterbury Charing car parks - ashford.gov.uk/free-parking - parks car To Ashford & Ashford Free car parking at certain times in selected council- selected in times certain at parking car Free • Station Road (east side), Tenterden. side), (east Road Station A251 Free tourist coach parking for up to three hours in in hours three to up for parking coach tourist Free • map is not to scale. to not is map Faversham To Please note that this this that note Please Visitor Parking Visitor 2020 TENTERDEN – Little Dane Court ★★★★ GOLD AWARD Visiting in 2020 Hotels Bed & Breakfast 1 Ashford Road, Tenterden, Self Catering Agencies TN30 6AB Discover Ashford, a vibrant modern town with Tel: 01580 763389 ASHFORD – Ashford ELMSTED – Elmsted Court Farm BRAMLEY AND TEAL international connections, experience the delights of our littledanecourt.co.uk country town of Tenterden and enjoy the rural charm of International AA★★★★ ★★★★ SILVER AND BREAKFAST AWARDS HOLIDAY COTTAGES [email protected] Simone Weil Avenue, Ashford, Elmsted, Ashford, From idyllic country houses our historic villages. TN24 8UX TN25 5JN to seaside retreats…. With a location that’s second to none, everything is right Tel: 01233 219988 Tel: 01233 750269 Tel: 01580 232255 here on your doorstep. With London just 38 minutes by qhotels.co.uk bandbcanterbury.co.uk bramleyandteal.co.uk WYE – The King’s Head – ATC* rail, Eurostar services to Paris and Brussels and the sea [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Church Street, Wye, and beaches just a few miles away, there are memories Ashford, TN25 5BN to make and new experiences to try. Tel: 01233 812418 KENT & SUSSEX HOLIDAY COTTAGES
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