Kentish Expedition

Come and join us for an Oak Hall Expedition to the Garden of England!  We will explore pretty villages, swim in our own pool, enjoy quality Bible teaching with stunning views from our Terrace Lounge and relax over our evening activities together. Some will stay in shared dorm rooms, while a few of us opt for single and twin rooms in our own country manor house, and still others will camp in the sun-drenched Walled Garden.

Every day there will be adventures for us to go on and we will share our transportation as we set off around Kent.

Explore medieval Rochester's castle, cathedral and Charles Dickens Museum; visit historical dockyards in Chatham; tour the charming Hever Castle and grounds which was the home of Anne Boleyn; relax at the seaside in Margate; delve deep into the history and tunnels of Dover Castle; head below the surface to the Chislehurst Caves; or walk to charming National Trust properties like Ightham Mote or Knole Park.

Each evening we will have helpful Bible Teaching and sung praise in the Terrace Lounge overlooking excellent valley views as we fix our eyes on Jesus.

This holiday has proved popular over the last few years with a number of people returning time and again to enjoy a wonderful week at Otford Manor. Whether you have enjoyed this holiday every year or this is your very first time on the Kentish Expedition, you are most welcome to join us for a week of fellowship and fun and where friends become family.

We also run a very popular Family & Friends Camping Week and weekend late in August, please see here for details of this event.