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There are plenty of campsites in Kent. The coastal towns are always popular, but you’ll find lots of options throughout the county. Whether you want to stay by the sea, on a nature campsite, or on a small site at a working farm, you’ll find something to suit your needs. Prefer a campsite with a swimming pool, or the option to rent a luxury tent? Or are you just looking for a spot to park your campervan? It’s all possible in Kent!
With its charming villages and larger towns, Kent offers the chance to camp close to lively areas. It’s the perfect destination to combine culture and nature. There are beautiful gardens throughout the county, including the stunning Emmetts Garden. The many castles in the region are also well worth a visit—explore Hever Castle, where Anne Boleyn grew up, or Rochester Castle. Discover winding roads through rolling hills and enjoy endless cycling and walking routes.
The coast is another fantastic choice. The White Cliffs of Dover are world-famous, and several other seaside resorts are also worth visiting. You might also enjoy a day in historic Canterbury; the city’s cathedral is the oldest in England, dating back to 598, and is a key site in British Christian history. You can also catch great shows at the Marlowe Theatre. In the mood for shopping? Head to Bluewater Shopping Centre in Greenhithe, the largest shopping centre in England.
Kent truly is the ideal destination for a camping holiday. It has everything you could wish for: beautiful countryside, fascinating historic towns and castles, and lovely beaches. There’s so much variety, you can do something different every day. Whether you’re up for a scenic hike, want to soak up some culture, or fancy a day of shopping, Kent has it all.
No matter what kind of holiday you’re looking for, there’s something for everyone in Kent. Book your campsite now and start looking forward to your trip. Have you decided how you’ll travel to Kent yet? Whether you come by ferry via Dover or through the Channel Tunnel, the choice is yours. Don’t wait any longer—come and discover Kent!
