Looking for ways to celebrate Father’s Day in Tunbridge Wells? If you’re looking for ideas on how to make this Father’s Day one to remember, then we’ve got some fantastic suggestions that are sure to make your dad feel loved and appreciated.
7 Ways to Celebrate Father’s Day in Tunbridge Wells
1. Father’s Day Burger and Fonthill Beer
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Forget scrolling past countless variations of “Best Dad” mugs and treat your dad to one of our extra special Father’s Day burgers instead!
Is your dad a beer enthusiast? Bring him to our brewery taproom and treat him to a pint of our hand-crafted beer, brewed here in The George Stables, right in the heart of Tunbridge Wells.
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He can savour not only Fonthill ale and lager in the cosy atmosphere of our brewery taproom but also sample excellent craft beer from other local breweries. (While you’re here, don’t miss our incredible range of cocktails!)
2. Explore the Outdoors
Tunbridge Wells is surrounded by stunning countryside, making it the perfect destination for outdoor adventures with your dad. Take a stroll through Dunorlan Park, or pack a picnic and enjoy a relaxing afternoon in Calverley Park.
For more adventurous dads, you could go hiking in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and enjoy being surrounded by one of the best surviving medieval landscapes in Europe, or try your hand at paddleboarding on Bewl Water.
3. Local Attractions
Does your dad enjoy uncovering more of Tunbridge Wells’ history and culture? If so, you could arrange a tour of the beautiful Scotney Castle or a day trip to one of the many historic and National Trust Properties (such as Sissinghurst and Chiddingstone) scattered around Tunbridge Wells.
4. Father’s Day “Cars at the Castle” 2024
For a unique Father’s Day experience, head over to Hever Castle for their ‘Cars at the Castle’ event! This is not just a car show but a family day out. The event features a vast display of classic cars, including iconic brands like Alfa Romeo, MG, Morgan, Lotus, Mini, Porsche, and Rolls Royce. It’s an ideal day out for car enthusiasts!
5. Hop Aboard the Kent Cheese Train!
Let’s face it: most dads will enjoy a day out on the Spa Valley Railway. You can make it extra special by booking a trip on the Kent Cheese Train. The afternoon heritage train ride begins with the arrival and boarding of 1960s carriages before setting off through the High Weald. Along the way, you’ll be served a drink (cider or wine) and a selection of cheeses, chutney, and crackers to enjoy!
6. Brunch (or a Coffee) on the Pantiles
With the sun shining, a gentle breeze, and the enticing, mingling aromas of freshly cooked food and brewed coffee filling the air, al fresco dining on the Pantiles is truly one of life’s simple pleasures.
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We recommend grabbing a coffee from The Philanthropist or some Brasserie/pub-style lunch (and beer) from The Ragged Trousers and making the most of their outdoor seating on the iconic Georgian colonnade.
7. Go Down the Pub! (Catch the Football)
For some people, there’s something special about bonding with dad over a couple of beers down the pub. If that’s all you’d like to do, we recommend you head over to the Sussex Arms, where you’ll also be able to watch the Euros matches live.
Happy Father’s Day!
With so much to do this Father’s Day in Tunbridge Wells, don’t just settle for giving your father figure another tie or pair of socks! Whether it’s a pint of craft beer and a special burger or an exciting outdoor adventure, there’s no shortage of ways to show your dad how much you care.
We at The George wish all dads, grandads, great-grandads, and father figures a happy Father’s Day!