This is a national trust site so you have to pay to enter if not a national trust member. The deer park is extensive and filled with ancient oak and chestnut trees and hundreds of deer wandering about. The deer are quite tame as long as you stay about 25m away. Lots of walking trails through the park woodlands.

Beautiful Park & golf course with free roaming deer. Gorgeous views all around, lots of different paths to walk. Would highly recommend a visit!

The park itself was really nice👏 would visit again but unfortunately you can't park there unless you have also book a visit to the museum. Thankfully, we did but we haven't, we should have parked somewhere further away which would have been unpleasant. The parking lot was nothing much(wasn't too good for newer model cars) tbh but only 5 pounds so no complaints. Lovely place to take a walk 🚶‍♀️ 👌

Beautiful countryside and deer park. Vast area with lots of areas to walk to. Lots of magnicent and pretty deer roaming free. So wonderful to watch them with the stunning backdrop of the house and the fantastic views of the trees and landscapes. Dog friendly. Easy parking.

Beautiful park on the edge of Sevenoaks. Easy to reach from several parking spaces on either side, or inside, of the park. Stunning trees, including lots of old oak, lush grass, and the iconic Knole deer. It makes for an enjoyable and easy walking experience which is suitable for all ages and levels of fitness. Knole house is a beautiful building which is open to tourism. There is a cafe with toilets on site.

Its located at 25-30min walking distance from SevenOaks station. Quite large. No entrance fee if you are just going for a walk there. Nice trees, growing mushrooms, chirping of birds and lot of deeds around. We can be very near to them in the same area. I saw different types of deer here. Worth a visit.

Beautiful deer park in Kent where you can walk beside wild deers. Great place for a peaceful walk close to nature. Loved it.

This place is incredible. Beautiful Castle that is full of history and untold stories, amazing surroundings, magnificent gardens and plenty of deers all over the place. There is carpark, toilets, restaurant, small shop, and souvenirs. You can choose for both Castle and outdoors, or a cheap variant, only the outdoor for a picnic day.

An amazing place to relax, enjoy picnic and nature the Knole house is big enough to spend couple of hours in there the entrance is £15. You have to pay for car park or you can walk, you can l enter for free the grounds if the park, this place has 4000 hectares of land… the wild animals are just friendly and adorable. If you have kids there are some playgrounds for them there is a coffee shop inside the park.

Let me start of by saying, "Do not feed the deer. This will make them aggressive and they'll have to be put down." I love going for a walk here, the grounds are massive and the park is one of the few places that have deer near London. The other being Richmond Park. There's a near by golf course so be careful where you wander. Other than that, the park is an amazing place to go for a walk.

Fantastic park with wild deer which can be seen roaming free and often close to visitors. Great place to visit on a sunny day 👏

Relaxing and peaceful parkland full of beautiful deer. Parking free for National Trust members. Don’t miss the Tower with stunning views, and 2 lovely cosy tower rooms. The house itself is full of Elizabethan galleries and atmospheric spaces, with excellent friendly volunteers. Don’t miss the new conservation area either where you can watch the UK’s top painting restorers at work.

A perfect spot to enjoy the incredible October sunshine. Quite a few access points to the park (it's big!) By car go down the side street that dissects Sevenoaks School, opposite St Nicholas Church. Follow the road to ample parking by the House. Drive slowly as this is a deer park and they roam everywhere. Access for wheelchairs and buggies to the house is OK. Wonderful views and a lot of history. Fab day out.

Easy to park - and then a lovely place to walk around ! Nice paths - well looked after - and great views ! With a nice coffee to end off with in the cafe here ! Good for all - kids with bikes / climbing trees / den making or just a slow stroll ! ( just watch out for the odd golf ball 😀)

Knole Park is open to the general public and pedestrians can walk in for free. If you only wish to visit the park, public parking is available in nearby Sevenoaks Town Car Park (satnav TN13 1LW, free on Sundays and Bank Holidays). Knole is a historic house and medieval deer park situated in the market town of Sevenoaks. Deer roam free in the beautiful parkland, providing a source of great pleasure to all ages A network of buggy-friendly paths makes the park easily accessible for parents with very young children.

Absolutely stunning place to walk around!! We went for a walk today and done the snowman trail. We had lots of fun and loved seeing all the deer roaming the grounds. The buildings and gardens are beautiful. Well worth a visit.

Beautiful park, well laid out paths, golf course in the middle of it, a large herd of deer and a stunning house run by the National Trust - highly recommended!!

A beautiful house and gardens, we love taking the grandchildren there to roam around the acres of well kept grounds, clamber over the trees and watch the the deer. The house is wonderful and we highly recommend it. Entrance can be a bit fiddly, parking can be a bit tight at busy times and non trust members have to pay, plus the cafe can be a nightmare and pricy, especially with kids..although the meal packs make it better. Worth a visit.

Immerse yourself in this amazing 1600s estate, with art and treasures dating back to the 1600s. Explore rooms used in the 1920s by Edward Sackville, the novelist and music critic. Views across the Kent countryside. The deer park is set in acres of rolling estate. Wild deer roam the park. Huge area for walking and getting fresh air National trust members can park for free but you have to pre book the parking. Cafe had a long queue but down to some staff shortages. Lovely cake though! Gorgeous place to visit in Sevenoaks and we'll come back to explore more.

Beautiful National Trust garden that has lovely walks and lots of views of the deer. Lots of people walk their dogs here but advised not to bring them near the deer, I have seen them either aggravate deer to the point of attacking, or upset them. Cafe is okay but as with most NT locations is a bit overpriced. There is also a golf course on the park which is a bit irritating as a walker, but as long as you stick to the paths you should be okay. They have a nice little gift shop and bookshop also, and of course the house. I have neglected to visit it as every time I’ve come, there have been long queues to go inside.

The serenity of the place is so divine. Beautiful landscape and obviously all the dears there make it so spectacular

If long walks, nature and stately homes are your thing then Knole Park is the place to be! Beautiful and well kept grounds of which are easily accessible for everyone! And the Deer make it a day well spent. Very curious and happy to walk past and have a nosey! Just make sure to cover up your picnic as they can be greedy! The grounds can be accessed via the main enterance or via a fence on the other side of the park. Due to Covid they have a booking system in place for the car park. There is also a cafe and toilets which are easily accessible and very clean/ covid safe 😊

Beautiful park full of deers and birds. A very well maintained National Park. A good 5-6mile walk around the park.

Absolutely love this place. Big park for walking, and the paths are not muddy. But most importantly, plenty of dear and they are not too scared, roaming quite close to people.

Beautiful park and grounds. Very popular for walks and well kept. The family walks are not marked very well and it is easy to go wrong. Lovely house to explore and there are good facilities available. Quite expensive to park in the grounds at £6 per person. It is best to park at the local sports centre and walk in.

I had such a lovely family day out until a man dressed from head to toe in waterproofs was being very suspicious every time we stopped he stopped we moved he moved he edged so close to my sister near her bag luckily my brother come down to us and the man diverted cannot thank the staff enough they sent rangers to search for him please be vigilant when there as he was obviously watching us for a while to notice my partner and brother had walked off and was 3 woman and a disabled man left Alone other than that loved every minute of the grounds and seeing the deer

Just beautiful. A place to walk and admire wild animals that literally eat out of your hand. Wow place. I would highly recommend. I am in love with this place.