Jubilee Country Park
London, Kent · Country Park
The bit you came for
Our verdict
Kids
6.8/10
Age Fit 7 · Variety 7
Parents
7.7/10
Value 9 · Sanity Preservation 8
A solid free woodland wander: great for dogs, bikes and a bit of peace, less so for views or facilities.
The long read worth saving for nap time
What’s it actually like?
Jubilee Country Park is a sizeable woodland park in Kent, popular with dog walkers, runners and families looking for an easy outdoor wander. Reviews mention marked trails, named ponds, oak-rich woodland, bike tracks and picnic spots, plus easy access from Petts Wood High Street. What it does well is the simple stuff: space to roam, plenty of routes, and enough variety to keep children moving rather than moaning. The bike track sounds particularly handy for older children learning to cycle away from traffic, and there are benches and picnic areas if you want to make a proper stop. The downsides are pretty ordinary for a park of this sort: not much of a view, limited parking at some entrances, and reports of horse and dog foul on paths, which is never charming. Café options aren’t really part of the park itself, though Petts Wood High Street is close by if you want a post-walk coffee that isn’t from a flask.
Two-minute orientation
Quick read
Big, peaceful country park with marked trails, ponds and woodland to explore. Good for dog walks, bike tracks, picnics and a runabout after school. Facilities are basic, so come for the outdoors rather than a polished day out.
Best for ages
Strong score for mixed-age siblings
The boring brilliant stuff
Need to know
Indoor vs outdoor split
Mostly outdoor
Parking detail
Full parking wording is landing soon — meanwhile check Maps plus the venue’s own FAQs.
Dog-friendly?
Yes
Dogs welcome — confirm if rules apply (on lead, designated areas).
Pram-friendly?
Mostly fine
Usually OK on main paths. Check for accessible routes if you need them.
Baby change?
Probably not
Probably not on-site. Bring a changing mat for the boot.
Food on-site & BYO
Probably not: Probably no food on-site. Pack a picnic.
Locate it
London, Kent
THINGS PARENTS ASK
Common questions
Is Jubilee Country Park good for kids?
Yes, especially for children who like walking, cycling and exploring woodland rather than playgrounds.
Can you take bikes there?
Yes, reviews mention bike tracks and a cycling route with no road traffic.
Is there parking?
Yes, there are free car parks mentioned, though spaces can be limited.
Are there places to sit and picnic?
Yes, reviews mention picnic areas and benches, including benches via Thornet Wood Road.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Real review quotes
"Very well kept with plenty of routes to take."
"There are two free car parks."
"Great for a run or a relaxed stroll."