Goudhurst is an attractive village on a hill, with old inns, a duck pond and a 13th to 15th century church which has marks on its walls said to have been made by archers sharpening their arrows before going to Agincourt with Sir John Bedgebury. The medieval Star and Eagle Inn, which was once joined to the church by a tunnel, was one base of the notorious Hawkhurst Gang of 18th century smugglers. Spyways, the gang's sentry house with windows covering the main street in both directions, still stands. In 1796, the Goudhurst villagers routed the gang and hanged its leader, Thomas Kingsmill, from a gibbet on Horsmonden Heath.
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