A gold Bellamy award-winning, family-owned caravan and camping park.
More InformationThe Heritage Centre and Information Centre gives visitors an ideal introduction to the town.
More InformationA new micropub, the emphasis is firmly on good beer from microbreweries, great cider and carefully selected wines.
More InformationThe sole survivor of four medieval churches in New Romney.
More InformationIn the quiet village of Brookland you will find the Woolpack Inn. A well established ancient and hospitable pub offering great food and drink to all who pass by.
More InformationA luxury property enjoying uninterrupted panoramic views across two golf courses and the distant countryside.
More InformationDymchurch Amusement Park offers you a fun day out for the children. It is located in the centre of Dymchurch, right next to the beach. The Park has a great choice of rides and large amusements.
More InformationServing locally sourced fish and lamb and top quality meats this town centre restaurant offers a changing menu, and an attractive ambience.
More InformationPart of the 160 mile national long-distance footpath brings you right across Romney Marsh
Read MoreAn excellent collection of artefacts and a rotating collection make this little museum worth a visit.
More InformationThis remote inn takes its name from a 7th-century saint who lived and died in the area. Large restaurant area, lovely beer garden and takeaway food service.
More InformationA sit-down and takeaway family focused fish and chip restaurant located right beside the sea-wall.
More InformationThe Ocean Inn is a traditional pub in the village of Dymchurch, near the beach and amusements.
More InformationA recently refurbished well reviewed small local hotel with a public bar.
More InformationThis 1930's house has direct access to the sea along with a large pretty garden.
More InformationWaterside Guest House offers family accommodation with cots and highchairs.
More InformationA paintball site catering for small and medium groups of people. Call in advance to book.
More InformationLocated next door to a mediaeval church in a quiet village is this Grade II listed inn that offers excellent home -cooked food a lovely garden and a warm welcome.
More InformationPart of the church dates back to the 5th century, making it Romano-British. It is the longest parish church in Kent at 199 feet (61 m), and also has one of the tallest towers in the county at 132 feet (40 m) and is a Grade I listed building.
More InformationLocated by the sea, featuring oak beams and leaded light windows.
More InformationOffering both a sit-down and takeaway option this family restaurant specialises in fish and chips, pie and mash and tasty peri-peri chicken.
More InformationA 16th century pub with rooms set in the idyllic village of Brookland.
More InformationA family-run B&B in a quiet location in the historic Cinque Port town of New Romney.
More InformationOverlooking the sea, open early for breakfast and catering for tourists this is a busy popular pub.
More InformationNewly refurbished in 2016 with a no-children policy in the bar
More InformationA pub with a smuggling and looting history, the Pilot Inn is a family run and operates a popular restaurant.
More InformationA lovely little pub. A 15th century Grade II listed building with a log fire and a garden. Separate dining room and good home-made food.
More InformationDungeness is unique – the UK's only desert.
More InformationServing the local community The Bailiffs Sergeant provides not only hospitality but a post office and cashpoint services.
More InformationThe RSPB's oldest bird reserve. Miles and miles of shingle, a great place for a walk.
More InformationAn award winning Indian restaurant that offers Sunday buffets, takeaway and a delivery service.
More InformationThe Star Inn (1476) offers excellent food and accommodation in a quiet village location overlooking a historic church graveyard.
More InformationA long established restaurant, located on the beach with regular entertainment and themed cabaret nights.
More InformationSet in the heart of the Dungeness Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) the Britannia Inn is a pub and restaurant, two minutes walk from the beach.
More InformationLocated in an unspoilt village in a great location for walking, cycling and exploring Romney Marsh.
More InformationA chic 'New England' style restaurant with rooms. In a perfect getaway location.
More InformationThe Jolly Fisherman is family friendly, serves food and was newly refurbished in 2016. It is directly opposite the sandy beach at Greatstone.
More InformationThe authentic family runs Greek restaurant backing onto the beach.
More InformationThe Bell Inn (est 1546) used to house smugglers, nowadays it is a multi-award winning CAMRA pub.
More InformationPeaceful character cottage, 10 minutes from Rye and Tenterden, in the heart of the Kent countryside overlooking the Marsh.
More InformationA unique collection of wartime equipment.
More InformationA Country Inn with rooms, great views good food and a large garden.
More InformationThe Royal Military Canal is the 3rd longest defensive structure in the UK.
Read MoreLocated on the beach at Dungeness with uninterrupted views of the sea.
More InformationExperience life in the sky with a trial flight experience or perhaps actually learn to fly.
Read MoreOpen 7 days a week, the visitor centre was built with straw bale walls and a green roof. Inside it has fascinating displays that depict the Marsh's natural and social history .
More InformationA Georgian farmhouse in the peaceful countryside offering B&B.
More InformationWake to the sound of the sea and sleep in an unique building.
More InformationSituated beside the beach at Camber Sands, the Marina Cafe offers local Fish & Chips, freshly made sandwiches and baguettes and a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
More InformationA 200 yr old Grade II guesthouse, specialising in birdwatching breaks.
More InformationJust outside New Romney on the A259 on the way to Dymchurch. Serves food all week including Sunday lunches and specialising in Goan curries.
More InformationThe sandy beach at Greatstone is quite flat and stretches from north to south for over two miles, and is frequently 'washed' by the tide of the English Channel.
More InformationA favourite Ecuadorian restaurant that has a bring your own drink policy.
More InformationMedieval church with unusual freestanding bell tower
More InformationLocated in Romney Warren Country Park. Lots to do outdoors and indoors.
More InformationThe Warren Inn is a friendly and cosy Victorian pub located on the main coast road outside New Romney.
More InformationA family-run watersports centre based on a private 22 acre, purpose built lake.
More InformationThe National Cycling Route 2 runs right through Romney Marsh.
Read MoreEvening meals are served in this B & B by arrangement. Located in one of the oldest buildings in Dymchurch.
More InformationThe Neptune is a large family friendly pub beside Newbeach holiday park on the main coast road opposite the sandy Dymchurch beach.
More InformationA highly rated Indian restaurant that does both dine-in and takeaway options.
More InformationLovely cosy pine lodges with outstanding country views in a pretty corner of Romney Marsh.
More InformationThis special cottage is in a spectacular position and has amazing views.
More InformationFabulous views over peaceful sheep farm with wildlife walks to enjoy. Dog by arrangement.
More InformationA friendly village restaurant located in the heart of the countryside.
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