Capstone Farm Country Park

This stop is determined to 114 hectares 281.694 sections of land 1,139,980 m2 of changed over homestead arrive, on the North Downs, close Walderslade. Capstone Farm Country Park is in Chatham, Kent, Medway, in Kent, England. A previous ranch changed over into an arranged stop and open-space territory. It is inside the Kent Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.The stop is set inside Capstone valley, amongst Hempstead and Walderslade.

There were initially four expansive homesteads in the Walderslade and encompassing regions, including Walderslade Farm, Settingdon Farm, Shawstead Farm and Gibraltar Farm the last two ranches still exist. The valley has been utilized by human use since the Neolithic time frame, as indicated by the different archeological finds in the zone.

A large portion of the bigger and more important oak trees would have existed in the wealthier soil of the valley bottoms Walderslade, Shawstead and so on. where the homesteads were normally found. Shawstead Farm and presumably others adjacent were related with the freedom of nearby forest, in 1765 to help supply Chatham Dockyard with oak for the working of wooden cruising ships, propelled at Chatham.