Canterbury - Camping and Caravanning Club Site

The campsite lies just one mile south of the city and is easily accessible on foot or by bike (there is cycle parking and Park and Pedal available in Canterbury), or you could take one of the frequent buses from the stop right outside. The well laid out campsite offers a mix of level grass and hardstanding pitches. There are toilet and shower facilities, a washing up area, children’s play area and good dog walking.

Off-site Canterbury is a city packed with history, heritage and culture. It has a stunning cathedral and the ruins of St Augustine’s Abbey and St Martin’s Church and castle. It also has an eclectic mix of specialist shops, independent retailers, bars and restaurants.

Head to the coast for Whitstable, with its trendy harbour and July Oyster Festival. For a great family day out, visit Howletts Wild Animal Park (just five minutes’ drive from the site) or one of the nearby Kent seaside towns and beaches including the more traditional Herne-Bay, which has two miles of seafront adorned with colourful beach huts and a pier. Or you could head to the quaint Victorian town of Broadstairs with its Punch and Judy shows and donkey rides, which is a contrast to the more cosmopolitan harbour side Ramsgate noted for its pavement cafes and waterside bars.

Worth Noting

Please avoid approaching site driving through Bekesbourne village as may be suggested by Sat Navs, as lanes are too narrow for touring units. Safe approach instructions can be found here.

WiFi

100% coverage cannot be guaranteed due to rural location, weather conditions and changing flora or fauna. These can cause variable signal strength. Hotspots are available. More information. 

Eat Local

One mile from the site are next door neighbours, Phoebe’s Café and The Two Sawyers pub, both dog-friendly. Discount voucher available for the pub on site.