How to Find Hampstead Marina

Hampstead Marina is five miles from Junction 4 of the M20 and less than two minutes' walk from the mainline station at Yalding.

To reach us by rail, take South Eastern Trains from London Charing Cross or Waterloo East, then change at Paddock Wood for the short onward trip to Yalding Station, just a few minutes' walk from the marina. There are also direct trains to Paddock Wood from Folkestone, Tonbridge and many other towns in the South East.

To reach us by car, either follow the detailed directions and maps below or click here to map your route from a specific location.

Our address is:
Hampstead Marine (Yalding) Ltd
The Island
Yalding
Kent ME18 6HH

Directions:
From London and the M25: Take the M20 (towards Ashford and Dover). Exit at Junction 4 and follow the A228.
From Sevenoaks, Hastings and the A21: Exit the A21 at Tunbridge Wells and follow the A228.
Scroll down this page for directions as you approach Yalding.

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From M20 J4 take the A228 south towards Paddock Wood.

When you come to a roundabout with a large wheelbarrow on it, turn left towards Wateringbury then, after 200 yards, right down Hampstead Lane. Go over the railway crossing at Yalding (with the station on your left) then over the bridge by Hampstead Lock. Do a sharp U-turn turn left immediately at the foot of the bridge into the marina entrance.

From A21 follow A228 north towards Paddock Wood, but do not go into Paddock Wood - keep on past the Hop Farm.

When you come to the 'wheelbarrow' roundabout at the end of the dual carriageway, turn right towards Wateringbury then, after 200 yards, right again down Hampstead Lane. Go over the railway crossing at Yalding (with the station on your left) then over the bridge by Hampstead Lock. Do a sharp U-turn left immediately at the foot of the bridge into the marina entrance.

Image produced from the Ordnance Survey Get-a-map service. Image reproduced with kind permission of Ordnance Survey and Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland.