UK / South East / Kent
Leeds Castle
Leeds Castle, Maidstone, Kent, ME17 1PL
Nestled amongst 500-acres of rolling Kentish parkland, stands the striking Leeds Castle.
With a riveting history serving six of England’s medieval queens, to its elaborate transformation into an elegant 20th century retreat by Anglo-American heiress, Lady Baillie, Leeds Castle’s rich heritage has secured its place as one of the most visited historic attractions in Britain.
Taking a step outdoors, visitors will discover the seasonal grounds and manicured gardens, admire the local wildlife, meet the majestic Birds of Prey, and enjoy attractions designed for all ages..
..including a spiralling yew maze, adventure golf and thrilling children's playgrounds!
Visit WebsiteOpening Times
Spring/Summer
Open Daily
10.00 - 18.00
Autumn/Winter
Open Daily
10.00 - 17.00
Prices
Explorer Ticket
Onsite: Adult (16+)
£35.00
Online: Adult (16+)
£30.00
Onsite: Child
£25.00
Online: Child
£20.00
Under 3's
FREE
Ultimate Explorer Ticket
Onsite: Adult (16+)
£45.00
Online: Adult (16+)
£40.00
Onsite: Child
£32.50
Online: Child
£30.00
Under 3's
FREE
Facilities
Baby Changing
Café
Car Parking
Disabled Access
Picnic Site
Toilets
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