Named after Combe, the founders home town, Westcombe Park. The club has grown through a number of locations in Kent. It settled in Harrow Field Farm, Lee for a while, using a farm shed as a changing room. By 1925, Combe (as it was then known) was running six sides and playing in the Kent Cup.
In 1930, the club leased it's own fields near Shooter's Hill, where club members converted stables into club facilities. These facilities sufficed for a while before the land was required for housing. The search for new premises began and a lease was agreed with Orpington Council.
Relocation to the present site at Goddington Dene, Orpington took place in 1990 when the club became the major section within the Orpington Sports Club. In 1994, Westcombe Park took over the running and responsibility for the sports club and offered playing facilities, issuing contractual terms, to other sports (cricket, football, tennis and table tennis) as Associated Clubs under the control of Westcombe Park and Orpington Sports Club; a rugby club managed by rugby folk! The club became a limited company, registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1965 in 1995.
The Club now boasts 5 pitches, a grandstand, a fully equipped gymnasium, 3 football pitches, 2 cricket squares and 6 tennis courts - a testament to the 'founding fathers'.
