Contact Greenwood Gate

Members are welcome to visit but, to ensure there is someone available to welcome and assist you, and to avoid disruption to planned activities on site, all visits must be pre-booked.

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Yes, there is plenty of parking at the front and around the building.

Unfortunately, there is no bus service serving Greenwood Gate and the nearest train stations are at Crowborough and Tunbridge Wells. If you are prepared to use taxis from the stations, Crowborough is approximately 7 miles away (roughly 15 minutes) and Tunbridge Wells 10 miles (roughly 22 minutes).

Deer and other animals are frequently seen in the grounds so, for the protection of the wildlife, we do not encourage members to bring their dogs. If you do wish to do so, they must be kept on a short lead and under your control at all times.

Greenwood Gate is located in a large and hilly woodland landscape with varied terrain and the informal woodland paths and gradients mean that parts of the garden are not wheelchair accessible

Visitors should be aware that:

· Paths are mainly gravel, chippings, or natural rural surfaces

· Some routes are uneven

· Certain areas are steep or sloping

· Uneven surfaces may be present in the paved areas around the building

· The building covers more than one floor and there is just one small lift available .

A map showing a designated accessible route is available on request.