What's on Locally


Seasalter has been a popular holiday destination for decades and is well known to watersports enthusiasts. As the tide goes out, Seasalter flats are revealed where holidaymakers search for shellfish to cook for supper.

Look across Whitstable Bay to the Isle of Sheppey at dusk and you'll probably be treated to one of the area's legendary sunset's. In fact, local brewer Shepherd Neame have used the Whitstable Bay name for their popular organic ale.

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Whitstable Carnival || August 7th - 6pm

Enjoy the true spirit of the seaside by observing the annual extravaganza of carnival floats parading through the historic streets of Whitstable. People from neighbouring areas get together to participate in this vibrant celebration for both young and old alike. 01227 378108

Less than 5 miles from park.

South Swale Nature Reserve || All Year

Visit on a calm sunny day in summer and it buzzes with the sound of beetles, grasshoppers, skylarks, reed warbler and breeding redshank. Amongst the reeds you might hear . . .more

  About 2½ miles from the park.

Farming World || All Year

Filled with animals and activities and set in the beautiful Kent countryside, Farming World's farm park is a great choice for a family day out, and if that isn't enough to tempt you, we have . . .more

  About four miles from park.


Whitstable Harbour Village || All Year

This fabulous alternative shopping experience is located on the South Quay, in the heart of Whitstable Harbour and set amongst the fishing boats and next to . . .more

  About five miles from the park.

Shepherd Neame Brewery Tours || All Year

With a natural supply of pure water and surrounded by fields that are ideal for growing hops, it is hardly surprising that Faversham is famous for beer and home to Britain's oldest brewer . . .more

About 6 miles from the park.


Canterbury Cathedral || All Year

The Cathedral's history goes back to 597AD when St Augustine, sent by Pope Gregory, established his seat in Canterbury. In 1170 Archbishop Thomas Becket was murdered in the Cathedral and . . .more

About 6 miles from the park.


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