Broome Park on the map

Broome Park is located on the A260 Folkestone Road - 2 miles from the A2 Canterbury to Dover road.

The mansion house is ideally placed for anyone planning day trips to the continent. Dover is 8 miles away giving access by ferry to Calais, Boulogne etc. and the short distance to Folkestone and the Channel Tunnel (8 Miles) opens up the opportunity to visit Paris - the capital of France.

Broome Park Golf

Members of the Broome Park Owners Club can enjoy a whole range of leisure facilities both on-site and off-site.

GOLF - The Mansion House overlooks the 18th green of the 18 hole, par 72 championship course at Broome Park (Handicap Certificate Required). Golf, including the putting green, is FREE for all Broome Park Owners during the week(s) of their ownership until 2015.

The  Broome Park Owners Club reception can be found on the 2nd floor of the Mansion House.

Owners and guests will receive a warm friendly welcome from a member of staff who will provide them with the entry code to their suite together with all the information necessary to ensure their stay is peaceful and enjoyable.

Lord Kitchener Poster

Best known for his famous recruitment posters bearing his heavily moustachioed face and pointing hand over the legend, 'Your country needs you', as secretary of state for war at the beginning of World War I Kitchener organized armies on an unprecedented scale and became a symbol of the national will to win.

Commissioned in the Royal Engineers, in 1886 Kitchener was appointed governor of the British Red Sea territories and subsequently became commander in chief of the Egyptian army in 1892. In 1898 he crushed the separatist Sudanese forces of al-Mahdi in the Battle of Omdurman and then occupied the nearby city of Khartoum, where his success saw him ennobled in 1898.

Applicants accepted as Members of the Broome Park Owners Club will receive a "holiday certificate" for the appropriate week and suite. Broome Park Owners Club have the right to refuse Membership to any applicant wishing to join the Club without giving a reason.

As a properly constituted club all members rights and responsibilities are contained in the Constitution.

The Constitution of the Broome Park Owners Club - as reprinted October 2005.