Woodland Walk is a 2-mile heading through Beechen Wood and past the Orchid Bank. The Black Lullingstone Loop is a 4-mile perimeter walk, via Beechen Wood (a Site of Special Scientific Interest), passing Lullingstone Roman Villa, Lullingstone Castle. It passes many of the ancient trees in the park. The Red Discovery Trail is a 1.5-mile child-friendly activity trail. The Blue Horse Trail is 4 miles. Other footpaths including public footpaths also exist within the park. The country park held a Kent Big Weekend Event during March 2011 in the grounds of the Country Park. The park also is accredited with a Green Flag Award by Natural England. See also Nearby, is the 15th-century Lullingstone Castle and Tom Hart Dyke's World of Garden Plants. Also, within 1 mile of the country park is another less visited Park and woodland of Preston Hill Country Park. How to get there From Eynsford, follow the A225 towards Otford. The park is on the right, after the entrance to Lullingstone Castle. Another entrance is via footpaths through Beechens Wood from Redmans Lane (bordering the park on the south). References External links Kent County Council Page Visit Kent page Lullingstone Park and Castle, Eynsford, Swanley, England, Parks & Gardens UK Country parks in Kent Parks and open spaces in Kent Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Kent Scheduled monuments in Kent