Great Comp Garden
Platt, Nr Sevenoaks
Kent
Great Comp Garden is a stunning 7-acre garden surrounding an early 17th-century manor house in the heart of the Kent countryside. Sweeping lawns, winding woodland paths, romantic ruins and beautifully designed borders create an inspiring landscape to explore throughout the seasons. The garden is renowned for its exceptional plant collection, curated by RHS award-winning Curator William Dyson, with spectacular displays of magnolias, rhododendrons and bulbs in spring, followed by vibrant salvias, dahlias and exotic perennials in summer.
Nestled in the picturesque Kent countryside near Sevenoaks, Great Comp Garden is a beautiful seven-acre garden surrounding an early 17th-century manor house. Created by Roderick (Eric) and Joyce Cameron after they made Great Comp their home in 1957, the garden has evolved into one of Kent's finest horticultural attractions. Eric designed and built many of the garden's distinctive follies by hand, adding character, charm and a sense of discovery throughout the landscape.
No. of Bedrooms:
0
1
Meeting Spaces:
Theatre Capacity:
Banquet Capacity:
50
50
Outdoor Acres:
7
DDR From:
£11
Nearest Train Station:
Borough Green & Wrotham
Distance from Station: