The Surrounding Area

Nearby Attractions

Other things to do near Tudeley:

For more churches to visit in the area see the brochure The Wealden Church Trail
You may like to visit our sister church at Capel, just a mile away: it has notable 13th century wall paintings, and a yew tree under which Becket himself is supposed to have preached.
More stained glass windows can be found at St Mary's Speldhurst, just a few minutes away, including work by Burne-Jones and William Morris. Penshurst church has a fine window by Lawrence Lee.
A public footpath passes through All Saints' churchyard, from which a number of pleasant walks may be had. For walkers, visit the Capel Path Rangers website.

While you are in the area, you may like to visit these local attractions:

For more things to do in the area, please visit:

Local places to eat

Here is a list of local PUBS AND RESTAURANTS

LOCAL VENUES

Five Oak Green United Church and the Arnold Cooke Hall (next door to All Saints' Tudeley) are both available for hire.
The Goldsmid Hall is a superb Arts and Crafts hall which is available for hire; like the windows at All Saints' it was the creation of the D'Avigdor-Goldsmid family. On the west wall is a mural by Estelle Nathan.
The Hoppers has stood for 400 years among the hop fields of Kent in the village of Five Oak Green. Originally it was a row of farm cottages, but is now comfortably furnished to provide a bolt-hole for use by churches and charities operating in East London. It is frequently used for youth groups, community projects and church retreats.