Once upon a summer in a castle not so far away…

…people came from across the land to explore, relax and play!

Visit Hever Castle this summer and enjoy a whole feast of activities, events and attractions for people of all ages. Set in the heart of the Garden of England, the award-winning formal gardens and floral displays come alive in the warm weather. With a packed programme of events and family-friendly activities, there’s something for everyone. It’s the perfect time to experience this historic treasure in the Kent countryside, adventure is closer than you think! Your story awaits!

Summer Watch

Summer is here at Hever Castle and the gardens are looking stunning. This page is your go-to guide for discovering what’s currently in bloom and looking beautiful throughout the season. We’ll be updating it regularly with fresh photos, so you can plan the perfect time for your visit.

Castle

Experience over 600 years of history at the romantic double-moated 14th century castle once the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, second wife of Henry VIII and mother of Elizabeth I.

Rose Garden at Hever Castle

Gardens

Discover magnificent award-winning gardens set in 125 acres of glorious grounds. No matter what time of year you visit you are guaranteed a breath-taking display.

Summer Days Out To Remember

Tudor Towers

Tudor Towers is a nine metre tall wooden play castle, bigger than a four bedroom house and complete with its own moat, drawbridge, two slides, underground tunnel and three turrets!

Acorn Dell

Younger visitors will be able to explore Acorn Dell, a natural play area that allows children to freely explore and use their imagination and an obstacle course in Woodland Walk off Lake Walk.

Two Mazes

Intriguing visitors with their many twists, turns and surprises, Hever Castle boasts two mazes, a historic English Yew Maze and a splashing Water Maze (open until 26 October 2024).

Hever Castle Attractions Miniature House Exhibition Hall

Indoor Fun

As well as the Castle, indoors you will also find Miniature Model Houses on display next to the Hever Shop and a Military Museum with interactive, imaginative displays that bring to life stories of soldiers.