What's nearby

Towns and villages

• Folkestone (6 miles) - home of the newly developed Harbour Arm and Creative Quarter, Folkestone has a unique vibe. Stroll through town to the Old High Street and its downhill to the Harbour with its array of bars and eateries. Along the seafront is a sandy play park for the children and various activities place during the summer months.

• Dover (8 miles) - home of the famous White Cliffs, topped by Dover Castle and the war time tunnels, both of which are worth a visit. The ferry port is situated at the edge of town, with ferries running to and from Calais in France as well as other ports in Europe, on a regular basis.

• Canterbury (12 miles) - as well as a large variety of shops, including the major high street ones, there are a number of historic and famous places to visit in Canterbury. Take stroll around the city wall, visit the cathedral and learn the history of the area with a visit to the Canterbury Tales .

attractions and activities

Within 15 miles:

• Canterbury Cathedral

• Port Lympne Wildlife Park

• Howletts Zoo

• Wingham Wildlife Park

• Hythe and Dymchurch Light Railway

• Dover Castle and wartime tunnels

• Folkestone leisure centre

• Lydden Hill race circuit

Places to eat

• The Jackdaw - traditional pub menu (2 miles)

• The Black Horse - traditional pub menu (2 miles)

• The Lydden Bell - traditional pub menu (3 miles)

• The Mayfly - a Marston Inn (4 miles)