Knole Park

Knole Park
Deer grazing in Knole Park, outside Knole House
Location within Kent
Type	Public park managed by the National Trust
Location	Sevenoaks, Kent
Coordinates	51°15′37″N 0°12′24″E / 51.2603°N 0.2068°E / 51.2603; 0.2068Coordinates: 51°15′37″N 0°12′24″E / 51.2603°N 0.2068°E / 51.2603; 0.2068
Area	1,000 acres (404.69 ha)(4.0 km2)
Created	1456 (1456)
Operated by	National Trust
Open	All year round

Knole Park is a deer park located directly to the south-east of the town of Sevenoaks in Kent, England. Dominating a large proportion of the park is Knole House, a 15th-century manor house, with the oldest parts being built by Thomas Bourchier, Archbishop of Canterbury. The park is substantially wooded and reflecting its woodland is a Site of Special Scientific Interest. In the north of the park lies Knole Park Golf Course.