Collier Street is a small village and civil parish in the Borough of Maidstone in Kent, England.

The village includes St Margaret's Church, a primary school, a small business estate and several farms.

Collier Street as a village incorporated a handful of smaller places named for the older farms or substantial houses which existed before the majority of the village's housing was built in Victorian times: for example Saxonden, Spitzbrook and Mockbeggar.

However, as foreign hops became cheaper and easier to source nearly all the farms moved to other arable production by the second half of the C20th.

The Church of England primary school (St. Margaret's CEP) has been enlarged several times, now to accommodate more than 100 pupils.

There are still two pubs within a couple of miles of the village however; The Woolpack in Benover to the north and The Chequers in Laddingford to the Northwest.