Kingswood Grosvenor Hall

£1m high-adrenaline activity park with a multitude of apparatus including a triple zipwire, 3G swing, double fan descender and the unique sky climb

Ideally situated for day excursions to a range of destinations including London, Brighton and Canterbury.

About Grosvenor Hall 

Grosvenor Hall is a complete indoor and outdoor education facility set in the grounds of a former manor house in Ashford, Kent within easy reach of London and international transport links.

The hall, originally called Bockhanger Hall, was built by James S. Burra, an Ashford banker. Burra was a keen collector of trees from around the world and some of his collection still stand in the impressive grounds of Grosvenor Hall. Before opening its doors as a Kingswood centre in 2010, the hall was most recently a police training centre with purpose built accommodation blocks and classrooms. These specialist facilities, including a mock courtroom have been transformed to cater for our comprehensive range of educational programmes.

It is this unique combination of historical buildings, modern purpose-built facilities and the state of the art activity park that make this centre a hidden gem within urban Ashford, and one of the best facilities of its kind in Europe. From the moment our visitors enter the gates, they are immersed in the high-adrenaline excitement of the centre as they pass the £1m adventure park. As they explore the centre our guests continue to discover everything Grosvenor Hall has to offer.

Teacher Facilities

Our recently refreshed teacher bedrooms are complete with contemporary furnishings, tea and coffee making facilities and radio-alarm/iPod docking stations.