Apple Acres

Don''t worry if you are not early risers you shouldn''t be disturbed.The site is very peaceful and un-cluttered. Robert and his wife Bernie aquired the land in 2000 and work to keep it as nature intended.Wildlife, including deer, are often seen roaming the adjacent woods in the the early evening. Over two days, some thirty different birds were sighted, from wrens and tits to woodpeckers, herons, owls and, very unusually, a buzzard.On fine summer evenings, hot air ballons drift lazily overhead and disappear over the trees. They have been known to land in adjacent fields.You will find acres of land to walk your dog. A very pleasing pub serving real ales and very good food is just a short ,18 minute walk away. ( Twenty minutes on the way back! )For those less energetic even to BBQ, the local Chinese takeaway delivers to the site. Banks, shops and supermarkets are all within a ten minute drive, with taxis readily available. The local bus service stops five minutes away.In short, peace and quiet with everything at hand.Booking is advisable and well behaved pets are welcome (on a lead). You will find acres of excerise space but please respect the wildlife.Please note WE DO NOT ACCEPT BOOKING BY EMAIL. Please call or write for enquiries. You can download and print off a booking form from the index.Just a few dos and don''ts;No ball games on site. Clear up after your dog and keep him on a lead on site. Don''t let your music or other activities disturb others. Visitors are welcome and there is a parking area before you reach the main gates for their cars but, NO CHILDREN.Respect the countryside, and please help yourself to apples!We look forward to meeting you,DirectionsFor a map click "map" after postcode on the "contact page". The map is not ours and is, therefore, not entirely accurate. Please read it in conjunction with the instructions below. The Apple Acres Caravan Site can be found by heading South off of the M25 at Junction 5 on to the A21 towards Hastings. Turn right on to the A26 towards Royal Tunbridge Wells and Apple Acres is 1/2 mile along the road on your left, immediately as the dual carriageway ends.Travelling from the south; On the A21, pass all signs for Tunbridge Wells onto a single carriageway. Past petrol station on your right, take the next slip left signed Tonbridge and Southborough. Left at the roundabout, left again at the next. Straight over the next, by a petrol station. Up the hill, over the A21 keeping in the left hand lane. Turn into campsite on your left by the telephone box immediately as the dual carriageway ends.From Royal Tunbridge Wells, take the A26 towards Tonbridge. Stay on that road, out of Tunbridge Wells, through Southborough. Look out, on the left for the cricket pitch, past the Hand and Sceptre pub on your right. Speed limit is then lifted, start to slow after you pass the road, on your left, signed "Bidborough Ridge". Turn right into Apple Acres immediately before the road opens up into a dual carriage way, where you will see a layby and telephone box at the entrance to the lane leading down to the camp site.