Photo of Jeskyns Country Park, a country park near Rochester, Kent, south east England.

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Jeskyns Country Park

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Jeskyns Country Park is a country park in Kent of 1.5 km². The Albion Guide lists 27 country parks in the county; this is one of them. Only two of the county's country parks the Albion Guide lists are larger. It lies inside the Kent Downs National Landscape.

Sole Street Station is about 1 km away to the south-west. Other country parks nearby include Shorne Wood Country Park and Carner Country Park.

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