Campsites in Kent
Welcome to our Premier Parks campsites in Kent, the enchanting county nestled in the southeastern corner of England. From the captivating White Cliffs of Dover to the idyllic countryside, Kent offers a tapestry of natural beauty that will leave you awestruck. Immerse yourself in charming towns and villages, explore ancient castles and historic sites, or simply unwind amid the tranquility of the countryside.
Premier Parks campsites in Kent
Hop Farm Camping & Touring Park
Maidstone Road, Paddock Wood, Kent, TN12 6PY
Hop Farm Camping & Touring Park
Maidstone Road, Paddock Wood, Kent, TN12 6PY
Family friendly 450 acres of open countryside Pub/restaurant on site
An award-winning, family friendly, camping and touring park in the heart of the Kent countryside
Hawthorn Farm (Dover)
Station Road, Martin Mill, Dover, Kent, CT15 5LA
Hawthorn Farm (Dover)
Station Road, Martin Mill, Dover, Kent, CT15 5LA
Close to Dover Woodland park Beautifully landscaped gardens
Your perfect location to explore in or out of the UK.
Homing Park
Church Lane, Seasalter, Whitstable, Kent, CT5 4BU
Homing Park
Church Lane, Seasalter, Whitstable, Kent, CT5 4BU
Close to the popular seaside town of Whitstable Great coastal location Clean and well maintained facilities
Welcoming campers and holiday homeowners to a special corner of Kent.
Tanner Farm Park
Goudhurst Road, Marden, Kent, TN12 9ND
Tanner Farm Park
Goudhurst Road, Marden, Kent, TN12 9ND
Tranquil, rural location Family and dog friendly Many tourist attractions nearby
Family friendly five-star site surrounded by glorious Kentish countryside and picturesque villages, with plenty of activities and places of interest nearby.
Broadhembury Caravan & Camping Park
Steeds Lane, Kingsnorth, Ashford , Kent, TN26 1NQ
Broadhembury Caravan & Camping Park
Steeds Lane, Kingsnorth, Ashford , Kent, TN26 1NQ
Uniquely split into separate Adults Only and Family Parks Ideal location for exploring Kent’s castles and coastline Superb pitches and facilities for holidays in any season
Whether you go camping, touring, glamping or self-catering in one of the five-star holiday homes, as a family-owned business, Broadhembury pride themselves on what they do and try hard to offer an amazing holiday experience for adults, kids and dogs alike.
Little Satmar Holiday Park (Folkestone)
Winehouse Lane, Capel-le-Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JF
Little Satmar Holiday Park (Folkestone)
Winehouse Lane, Capel-le-Ferne, Folkestone, Kent, CT18 7JF
Coastal park Tranquil location Rural setting
Touring and camping in a stunning coastal setting
Quex Holiday Park (Birchington)
Park Road, Birchington, Kent, CT7 0BL
Quex Holiday Park (Birchington)
Park Road, Birchington, Kent, CT7 0BL
Countryside park Picturesque Sandy beaches nearby
An ideal setting for your tourer or motorhome (tents are not accepted at Quex Park).
Some of the best things about Kent
The Garden of England
Indulge in a myriad of experiences that blend natural splendour, historical treasures, and cultural delights.
If you're planning a camping trip in Kent, you're in for a treat. Known as the 'Garden of England' due to its abundance of orchards and hop gardens, Kent has plenty to see. From picturesque landscapes and breathtaking coastline, to captivating castles and vibrant towns, this county offers an abundance of attractions to explore during your stay.
Embrace nature's majesty
With its diverse terrain, Kent presents an array of natural wonders.
Begin by venturing along the iconic White Cliffs of Dover, a symbol of England's resilience and beauty. Take a scenic hike along the cliffside trails, revealing awe-inspiring views of the English Channel. For a different coastal experience, head to the sandy beaches of Broadstairs or the wild expanse of Dungeness, a unique shingle landscape with a nature reserve that is home to a remarkable variety of flora and fauna.
Discover historical gems
Kent boasts a rich history that is best witnessed through its architectural marvels.
Start your historical exploration with a visit to Canterbury, home to the magnificent Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Step back in time as you stroll through the medieval streets of Rochester, and don't miss the chance to visit Leeds Castle. Often called the 'loveliest castle in the world', it nestles amid stunning parkland and is surrounded by a moat.
Immerse yourself in cultural delights
Kent's vibrant towns and cities offer a tapestry of cultural experiences.
In the charming city of Canterbury, soak up the lively atmosphere, explore boutique shops, and savour local culinary delights in quaint cafés and restaurants. Take a trip to the bustling seaside town of Margate, known for its contemporary art scene, where you can visit the Turner Contemporary art gallery. For a dose of maritime history, head to Chatham Historic Dockyard, where you can explore historic ships and learn about the county's maritime heritage.
Delight in outdoor adventures
Camping in Kent opens up a world of outdoor activities.
Embark on cycling trails through picturesque countryside and along the coast. Engage in water sports such as kayaking, paddleboarding, or surfing, and enjoy a leisurely boat trip along the River Medway. For a more relaxed experience, wander through Kent's renowned gardens, including Sissinghurst Castle Garden, and the stunning grounds of Penshurst Place, where you can revel in the beauty of carefully manicured landscapes.
Savour local tastes
No trip to Kent is complete without indulging in its culinary delights.
The county is renowned for its fresh produce, including juicy cherries, succulent apples, and exquisite wines. Take a vineyard tour, for that feeling of being in France without leaving the country. Visit local farmers' markets to sample and purchase delicious artisanal products, or treat yourself to a visit to one of the many traditional pubs and restaurants, where you can relish hearty meals featuring local ingredients.
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