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The Fish on the Green is right at the heart of Bearsted, a village that’s grown from a handful of old hamlets into the warm, welcoming place it is today. Everything here still centres around the village green and the historic Holy Cross Church, and you’ll spot plenty of traditional buildings that hint at Bearsted’s long past.
Cricket has been played on the green since 1749, which tells you a lot about the kind of village this is laid‑back, community‑minded and proud of its roots. Even though Bearsted has expanded over the years, it’s held onto that easy, village‑green charm that makes it such a lovely place to spend time.
With all that history and character just outside the door, The Fish on the Green is the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy great food in a village that feels instantly inviting.
Leeds Castle is a scenic historic castle set on lake islands with over 1,000 years of royal history. It’s a beautiful spot to explore and sits just 7 miles (11 km) southeast of Maidstone, making it an easy trip.
Bearsted Woodland Trust is a peaceful woodland and green space featuring family‑friendly walking trails, open areas, and small attractions like a play park and mini maze, making it ideal for relaxed outdoor visits. It sits within the village of Bearsted, just outside Maidstone in Kent.
The Historic Chatham Dockyard lets visitors step aboard historic ships, explore a Cold War submarine, and experience 400 years of naval heritage in one engaging waterfront site.
Kent Life Heritage Farm Park lets visitors meet farm animals, explore historic rural buildings, and enjoy seasonal family activities just outside Maidstone.