Hole Park is a family-owned garden and rural estate near Rolvenden, close to the Kent and East Sussex border. The Barham family has made it their home since 1911, and the fourth generation continues to care for the gardens and share them with visitors. Open to the public on selected dates from April to October, Hole Park offers formal gardens, wild areas and 200 acres of classic parkland with views across the Wealden landscape.

Visitors can enjoy seasonal highlights, including spring bluebells, magnolias and wild garlic, followed by wisteria, rhododendrons and azaleas, summer borders and autumn woodland colour. Dogs are welcome on short leads. The Coach House tea room serves locally produced drinks, light lunches, cakes and ice creams. Hole Park also hosts events such as gardening and conservation workshops, plant fairs and history tours, as well as seasonal gatherings. Its Great Barn and parkland are available for weddings and celebrations, with the option for clients to choose their own suppliers. The estate also sells Christmas trees and offers camping.