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- Scotney Castle | Kent - National Trust
Discover your very own fairy-tale castle tucked away amongst acres of park and woodland or get involved with some of the family-friendly events and activities running all year around at Scotney Castle and start making memories
- House and castle at Scotney Castle │ Kent | National Trust
Learn about the Victorian mansion house and old castle at Scotney Castle, the Hussey family who lived here, and find out what to look for when you visit
- Book your parking at Scotney Castle | Kent | National Trust
Discover your very own fairy-tale castle tucked away amongst acres of park and woodland or get involved with some of the family-friendly events and activities running all year around at Scotney Castle and start making memories
- The history of Scotney Castle | Kent | National Trust
Discover the long and rich history of Scotney Castle, dating from the 12th century The Hussey family lived here from 1778 and, in the 1830s, were responsible for transforming the estate into the perfect country house
- First visit to Scotney Castle Kent | National Trust
Take in the grassy expanses and swathes of rhododendrons with views down to the old castle Cross over the bridge to wander around the old castle ruins; the well head in the centre of Castle Island is 12th century Venetian
- Garden and estate at Scotney Castle | Kent | National Trust
With the garden and estate at Scotney Castle covering more than 780 acres there is plenty to see, from the moated ruined 14th-century castle to the walled garden and Grade I listed parkland There are wonderful views to take in as you explore the landscape through the different seasons
- The old castle at Scotney Castle │ Kent | National Trust
Despite commonly-held beliefs, the old castle at Scotney is not a folly Nor was it left to fall into disrepair nor destroyed by a fire It was deliberately ruined in the mid-19th century to make the centrepiece of the garden being created around Edward Hussey III’s new house at the top of the hill
- Islandness| Scotney Castle | Kent | National Trust
A portal into the past, this door marks the threshold into Scotney Castle – the historic space now holding ISLANDNESS and its stories of liminal spaces and wild edges
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