Palace Farm has exclusive availability in our Courtyard accommodation for families and groups of up to 30 people, or for up to 9 guests in The Granary – perfect for relaxing, reconnecting, and making memories. There are spacious kitchens, cosy lounges, a large dining room, a covered games area with Ping Pong and a Football Table and a private, enclosed garden with BBQs and picnic benches for al-fresco feasts. Just a short stroll away is The Chequers Inn, our welcoming village pub, known for its excellent food, local drinks, and live music evenings. Surrounded by scenic countryside, it’s a beautiful area for walking and cycling (without too much mud!) Plus, enjoy our large field for outdoor games like football, rounders, and more. Nature lovers will delight in the chance to spot local wildlife in their natural habitat. Whether you’re looking to unwind, explore, or celebrate—this is the perfect place to do it.

We have availability for families and groups up to 30 people in our Courtyard. A good kitchen with 2 cookers, lounge/dining room seats 30. Covered games area with Ping Pong and Football Table. Enclosed private Courtyard Garden with BBQs and picnic benches. Also, The Granary has one triple, one double and two twin rooms and can accommodate up to an additional 9 persons, it has it’s own kitchen and lounge with dining area and areas to BBQ and eat al-fresco. The Granary can be booked as a small group accommodation on it’s own. The Courtyard and Granary are close to The Chequers Inn, our village pub with a good reputation for it’s food, drink and music evenings. Lovely area for cycling or walking with areas to walk without getting too muddy. We also have a large field for outdoor games such as football and rounders etc. There is also ample opportunity to view some of the spectacular wildlife that frequent the area.

The Kent Downs National Landscape follows the North Downs from the Surrey border to the sea cliffs at Dover. The chalk downs escarpment gives way to the flat and fertile lands of the Weald, famous for fruit growing and sometimes referred to as the ‘Garden of England’. The fast-disappearing traditional Kentish orchards and hop gardens together with the picturesque half-timbered villages and towns give a unique charm to this area. The North Downs Way and the Pilgrims Way offer routes to explore the landscape and Palace Farm Hostel offers hostel-style accommodation providing good value access to this National Landscape. Palace Farm Hostel is a relaxing, flexible 4* hostel on a family-run farm. Situated in the village of Doddington at the heart of the National Landscape.