This summer the National Trust is offering an exclusive one night only chance to camp somewhere truly special.

With the Big Camp, taking place on Saturday, July 18, you can take your pick and stay among the orchard at a castle, in the grounds of Rudyard Kipling’s family home or wake up in the midst of ancient woodland.

With each special location putting on its own events there is something for everyone – from den building, bug hunting, storytelling and star gazing, to sporting activities, evening garden tours, dragonfly hunts and live music.

The event is taking place at several locations in the county.

Emmetts Garden

Spend the night camping in the meadow area at one of the highest spots in Kent.

You can enjoy an evening stroll around the garden, admire the sun as it sets over the Weald of Kent, identify moths with a special team or star gaze.

Tickets are £10 per adult and £5 per child. Catering is not provided.

To book or for more info call 0844 249 1895.

Sissinghurst Castle Garden

Taking place in the orchard, join the Big Camp at Sissinghurst Castle.

There’ll be giant games and sports in the evening, as well as a lantern walk around the lakes.

Early risers on the Sunday morning can join the rangers to identify moths all whilst taking in the sunrise across the estate.

Tickets are £25 per adult and £15 per child, including a hot breakfast from the restaurant on Sunday morning. Campers should bring their own food and refreshments for Saturday.

To book or for more info call 0844 249 1895.

For further information on the National Trust or more special camping spots available in the South East click here.