Visitor Information
There is parking available at Belmont House within a short easy walk from the House and Gardens. Guided tours start at the Orangery, or garden visitors can continue to the Tack Room to find maps and information.
The Gardens are open daily through the year from 10am until 6pm.
We are tucked away down some very narrow country lanes, but the way is signed from the A251 to help you find us!
Our Address
Belmont, Belmont Park, Throwley, nr. Faversham, Kent, ME13 0HH
We advise you not to rely on Sat Nav as it can take you to the wrong part of the estate.
Directions:
From Faversham / M2, exit junction 6 Turn onto the A251 heading South in the direction of Ashford. Pass successively through the villages of North Street (2 miles) and Sheldwich (3 miles), before reaching Badlesmere (4 miles), turn right and follow the brown tourist signs for Belmont; a further 1.5 miles.
From Ashford / M20, exit junction 9
Take the A251, heading North in the direction of Faversham. Pass through the village of Boughton Aluph (2 miles), straight across the Challock roundabout (4 miles) and continue North until Badlesmere. Turn left and follow the brown tourist signs for Belmont; a further 1.5 miles.
Garden Ticket prices:
Adults £5.00
Children (12-16yrs) £2.50
Concessions £4.00
Season Ticekts £40.00
Click here to buy garden tickets.
Group Visits
Groups wishing to visit Belmont House and Gardens have many options to choose from, depending on their requirements. We have our traditional group options which include our guided House tours or Head Gardener tours, alongside specialist tours and joint offers with other local attractions.
Groups are welcome to visit Belmont by appointment on Tuesdays and Thursdays. To organise a group visit, please contact the Estate Administrator on 01795 890202 or email administrator@belmont-house.org
Group tours are available for groups of 12 or more, and are currently £8.00 per person, this includes your Guided Tour and access to the Gardens. Please reserve in advance.
We can offer morning refreshments alongside home-cooked lunchtime menus for group visitors. Afternoon tea options are also available.
The ground floor of the House is accessible by wheelchair – please ask the staff for assistance. Service dogs are welcome and there is no background music or tannoy in any part of the House or Gardens, except during events in the grounds.
