A variety of trees date from the original planting and both native and exotic species have been added as replacement for losses in 1987. An avenue of limes has been planted along the former driveway. Tracks and trails across the downland and through old Camerfield Wood attract many walkers

Camer Country Park was established by the former Strood Rural District Council in 1971. As part of the Camer Park estate with an imposing 18th-century mansion, this country park evokes the ambience of landscaped parkland of that era.

Site timeline
1971: In 1971 the park became a public park
1987: Some trees were lost in the 1987 storm.

Features
tree avenue
An avenue of limes has been planted along the former driveway.
Walk
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Kent County Council, 1996, The historic parks and gardens of Kent (Kent Gardens Compendium) (Unpublished document). SKE12972.

<1> Parks and Gardens Data Services Limited (PGDS), 2005, Parks and Gardens UK (www.parksandgardens.org) (Website). SKE16061.