Crossways Business Park Dartford Kent

Junction 1A of the M25 | 3 million sq ft | Ebbsfleet Station & Bluewater

Crossways Business Park

Set beside the River Thames in Dartford, Crossways Business Park spans over 300 acres with 3 million square feet of commercial property space. The park houses a wide mix of businesses and amenities, surrounded by landscaping, lakes, and wildlife.

Located at Junction 1A of the M25, the site benefits from direct motorway access and close proximity to Ebbsfleet International station. Bluewater Shopping Centre is nearby, providing additional amenities for occupiers and visitors. The park offers a professional environment with strong transport links and on-site facilities for those who work or visit here.

Originally developed in the late 1980s, Crossways transformed from open marshland into one of the South East’s leading mixed-use business parks. Over the years it has continued to evolve, with ongoing investment and redevelopment ensuring the site remains modern, sustainable, and attractive to new and established businesses alike.

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Services

Crossways Business Park is maintained by an on-site management company operating five days a week. Services include landscaping and grounds maintenance, an integrated irrigation system, winter salt spreading across roads and car parks, daily litter picking, and general estate upkeep. Day wardens and a dedicated security team patrol the site and monitor access to ensure a safe, well-managed environment for all occupiers and visitors.

Amenities

Crossways offers everything you’d expect from a well-connected business park. With cafés, hotels, supermarkets, fuel stations, and electric vehicle charging all on-site, daily convenience is built into the estate. Bluewater Shopping Centre is minutes away, providing further retail and leisure options.

Transport links are exceptional. Located at Junction 1A of the M25, the park has direct motorway access and sits close to the Dartford Crossing. Ebbsfleet International station is nearby, offering high-speed rail services to London and Europe. Combined with local bus routes and ample parking, the site is accessible for occupiers, visitors, and staff from across the South East and beyond.

Wildlife

Crossways is home to a rich variety of wildlife, especially around its lakes and green spaces. From swans, ducks, and geese to water voles and fish-filled waters, nature thrives throughout the estate. Wildflower zones and nesting areas help support insects, birds, and bats — keeping the site not only beautiful, but ecologically balanced.

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