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Cudham is a quiet country village with its heart very much being the Blacksmith's Arms, which sits next to the Cudham recreation park at the top of the hill. At the rec, you will find a children's playground and a large field perfect for sports, picnics, and a spot of sunbathing. On the other end of that field, a short pathway leads you to the picturesque Cudham Church, which dates back to approximately 950 AD and boasts a thriving community to this day. All around Cudham are walkways through the woods and fields, some of which were traversed by famed naturalist Charles Darwin as he worked on his groundbreaking theory of natural selection, which has informed much of what we know about evolution today.

There is free parking on the premises at Underhill Farm, and also parking at the top of the road in the Blacksmith's Arms and recreation ground car parks. While walking will suffice in the immediate area if you plan on exploring the woods or meandering to and from the pub, getting to surrounding towns, such as Westerham, Sevenoaks, and Tunbridge Wells, is best done by car. However, a bus at the top of Cudham Lane -- the R8 -- can take you to and from Orpington if you don't mind the "scenic route."