Kent Quad Trails Club is a quad dedicated club situated in Pembury Kent and surrounding areas. For those not familiar with trail riding, participants are taken around paths in the woods in convey with a marshal at the front and a marshal at the back. These trails get harder and harder throughout the day with some very challenging sections! This is a bring your own event only with no hire, also NO SPORTS EXHAUSTS ALLOWED-quads with these won’t be allowed to ride! There is a hard standing car park, a loo and a decked covered area with tables. There is a jet wash to wash your quad at the end of the day for £5. Also there is a burger van with hot food as well as hot and cold drinks.
Prices:
Yearly membership
£25 per person
£45 for a family
Event Prices
£25 + £5 additional rider
Site address: Woodlands Farm, Hastings Road, Pembury, Kent, TN2 4BL
Directions
From A21 roundabout at Blueboys heading towards Tunbridge Wells keeping the left hand lane of the dual carriage way. After approximately 500m, take the first turning on the left (the old Hastings road). Turn immediately right and follow the lane past several houses until you see the sign for Woodlands Farm on your left. PLEASE OBSERVE MAXIMUM SPEED OF 5MPH turn right into the farm and follow the signage to car parking area.
For more information on the club contact The Quad Centre Ltd details on the left of the screen.
Event on 21st October great event, click here for the Gallery
Review from a participant:
Woodlands Farm – Pembury
Located just off the A21 in Pembury, just a few miles just outside Tunbride Wells, it’s an established site that was previously used by a corporate entertainment company.
Its 60 acres of predominantly woodland trails over that will challenge all levels of rider. The site sees a number of elevation changes along its various runs, resulting in some amusing stoppages from some of the riders.
The day is organised with a number of escorted runs, with a marshal leading the way and another following at the rear. This is primarily for safety reasons as the trails twist and cross over each other a number of times. It also allows the organisers to accommodate the various differing skill sets and requirements from the diverse number of riders present. We had a large contingent of young riders, another large number of skilled riders, and some more who just wanted to potter about gently in the Kent countryside.
Facilities are of an unusually high standard in that there is a good sized covered seating area next to the “pits”, and a proper toilet with a lockable door!! Parking is on hardcore, so 4x4’s are not necessary, and although not there on the day we went, there will be a burger van present when the operator returns from holiday. In addition there was a very powerful jet wash available for hire on site so you don’t have to worry about upsetting the neighbourhood/spouse with your Sunday afternoon mudslide.
Next event 17th January!