Icescape Tunbridge Wells ice rink at Calverley Grounds
Calverley Grounds, Royal Tunbridge Wells · 26 November to 3 January 2027
The seasonal open-air ice rink returns to Calverley Grounds in the town centre, run this winter by Icescape. As well as general skating there are parent and toddler, quiet, adults-only disco and 2-for-1 sessions, with food and drink stalls beside the rink.
Highlights
- Real ice in Calverley Grounds, about five minutes' walk from Tunbridge Wells station
- Quiet sessions with no music and fewer skaters on selected weekend mornings
- Parent and toddler sessions where pushchairs are allowed on the ice
- Free to watch from the side
Good to know
- Book online a day or more ahead for the cheaper prices; sessions do sell out
- It is open air and the ice can be wet, so wear waterproofs, gloves and thick socks
- Card and contactless only on site, and no dedicated car park
Getting there
Calverley Grounds, Calverley Gardens, Tunbridge Wells, TN1 1QY
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