Name: HolidayFox
Address: GB

Welcome to Your Little Escape

Tucked away on the edge of Canterbury, behind the village, in  the countryside and open skies, our little campsite is all about slowing down, breathing out and enjoying the simple things.

No rushing. No fuss. No pressure. Just a peaceful place to pitch your tent, light a fire, watch the stars and enjoy being outdoors.

We’re a back-to-basics, relaxed campsite with plenty of space to unwind. Wake up to birdsong, enjoy a slow morning with a cup of coffee, spend the day exploring Canterbury or the coast, and come back in the evening to sit around the fire and watch the sun go down.

It’s a place where you can switch off from the everyday and reconnect with the outdoors.

Come as you are

Whether you’re a solo traveller looking for some peace and quiet, a couple escaping for a few nights, or a family looking for a little outdoor adventure, you’re welcome here.

We keep things relaxed and friendly. There’s no need to rush around or worry about getting everything just right. Settle in, make yourself comfortable and enjoy the space around you.

For those who fancy something a little more comfortable, we also have a selection of unique off-grid stays, including cosy shepherd huts, bell tents and a beautifully restored gypsy wagon. Each has been thoughtfully positioned to give you your own little space to relax, with comfortable beds, outdoor seating and fire pits.

Plenty to explore

We’re ideally placed for exploring both the countryside and the coast.

Our local village of Blean has a farm shop, convenience store and two lovely family pubs, so you don’t have to go far if you need supplies or fancy heading out for a meal.

For walkers and cyclists, the Crab & Winkle Way runs through beautiful ancient woodland and all the way to Whitstable. Spend the day exploring the woods, wander along the coast, visit the harbour or treat yourself to some of Whitstable’s famous oysters, or visit the bison in the woods.

And when you’re ready to come back and relax, your pitch is waiting for you.

Simple comforts

Although we like to keep things simple, we’ve made sure you have the essentials you need for a comfortable stay.

We have clean flushing washrooms, hot showers and fresh drinking water, along with a communal kitchenette with solar charging points and a small fridge. (please be aware they run of solar and there is no other electricity on site) And dont forget to bring a torch!

There’s a communal fire pit for evenings under the stars, seating areas and an indoor space if you need somewhere to shelter. Children can enjoy our mini trail, badminton net and hammock swings, while the whole family can head up to the viewpoint platform for a spot of stargazing, birdwatching, reading or simply doing absolutely nothing.

Dogs are welcome too, so there’s no need to leave your four-legged friend at home. but please ensure they are on a lead at all times.

A few things to know

We’re a back-to-basics campsite, and part of the charm is keeping things simple.

As we're just a small paddock, there is a designated car parking area for guests, and we provide trolleys to make it easy to get your belongings from the car park to your pitch.

We’re also a bin-free campsite,  in line with our conditions, we are committed to being low impact . so we kindly ask guests to take their rubbish home with them at the end of their stay. It’s also a simple way of helping us keep the site clean & tidy while preserving the countryside air for all.

Most importantly, relax. This is your time away.

Come and enjoy the fresh air, the open space, the birdsong and the stars. Explore a little, do as much or as little as you like, and enjoy the freedom of outdoor living.

No fuss. No pressure. Just good times, fresh air and a little space to breathe.

We can’t wait to welcome you.

Rural, behind the scenes of Blean. The Paddock on the edge of Canterbury Cathedral City. A cycle ride to Whitstable seafront. We are a back to basics, eco-friendly experience.
Romantic wild bush hideaways. Family getaways (dog Friendly)

Fleets Paddock Glamping & Camping

The Hut at Bride Farm. Relax and Breath.

Set in over 3 acres of  tranquil  pasture and woodland, this really is the ultimate get away. 10 minutes from the medieval town of Sandwich and Royal St Georges, 25 minutes from all  the sites of historical Canterbury, 25 minutes from the Port of Dover and just over an hour from London

The Hut at Bride Farm

Located on a 15th-century farmstead in the historic village of Elham, The Elham Treehouse is a cosy rustic escape less than 2 hours from London. The treehouse features an inviting and comforting interior nestled between three sturdy oak trees. The treehouse is made of recycled timbers with uninterrupted views across the glorious north downs.

Located in the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Beauty, Elham Treehouse provides access to acres of pristine countryside, gorgeous footpaths, and quaint towns including Elham and nearby Canterbury. Just a short 30-minute drive away is the beach, including Whitstable, with various villages offering unique gifts and heirloom trinkets. 

Elham Treehouse

Based in the middle of green farmers fields, near beautiful beaches and nature reserves, Romney Meadows Caravan and Camping Park offers an ideal getaway to one of Kent's best kept secrets, whether you want to caravan, motorhome or camp.

We're located just outside the seaside town of New Romney in the South East corner of Kent; a unique stretch of land which literally grew from the sea over thousands of years; an important port in Roman times, that become a smuggler's marshland in the 18th Century, a military defence against Napoleon, and today; miles of open fields, golf courses, little known sandy beaches and unique nature reserves.

Romney Meadows is all about finding some calm in this quiet corner of the country; enjoying a walk, cycling, sitting on the beach or playing a round of golf, and if you do want some excitement, there's always the watersports centres which are just a short drive through the countryside.


Based in the middle of green farmers fields, near beautiful beaches and nature reserves, Romney Meadows Caravan Park offers an ideal getaway to one of Kent's best kept secrets, whether you want to caravan, motorhome or camp.

We're located just outside the seaside town of New Romney in the South East corner of Kent; a unique stretch of land which literally grew from the sea over thousands of years; an important port in Roman times, that become a smuggler's marshland in the 18th Century, a military defence against Napoleon, and today; miles of open fields, golf courses, little known sandy beaches and unique nature reserves.

Romney Meadows is all about finding some calm in this quiet corner of the country; enjoying a walk, cycling, sitting on the beach or playing a round of golf, and if you do want some excitement, there's always the watersports centres which are just a short drive through the countryside.

Romney Meadows Caravan and Camping Park

Colts Hill Glamping is a new family-run holiday destination situated in the heart of the Garden of England in Kent.

Our six high-spec, fully-equipped and self-contained pods are available for short and long-stay breaks throughout the year.

Located close to the tranquil hamlet of Five Oak Green, Colts Hill Glamping provides a peaceful setting for a weekend away from it all or a convenient and cost-effective base for a longer visit to the South East of England.

Situated just off the A21 with easy road and rail links to both the Kent, Surrey, Sussex and Essex counties and a short train ride to central London.


Colts Hill Glamping

Adults-only mown caravan pitches on an 80-acre Kent working farm.
Off-grid site with beef, lamb, pork, eggs and camping accessories for sale.

   Surrounded by gorgeously green views over the Kent countryside and with no nippers to pierce the peaceful vibe… folk seeking a properly restful rural time have hit on a 'royally' fine spot at adults-only Kings Oak Farm with our rare breed cattle some of which come to us directly from the Queens estate in Balmoral.

This is a splendidly spacious site, part of a working farm that extends out over 80 acres with huge mown grass caravan pitches (a small number may require the odd levelling board for those who require spirit level accuracy). The site is accessed via a coded gate and surrounded by yet more farmland.
    Folk travelling here can be assured of our superb facilities with our newly installed shower and toilet unit as well as another separate toilet unit, we also have mains electricity hook ups on all our pitches and fresh water points on the pitches overlooking our beautiful fields and countryside, fresh water is also available from our communal and Motorhome fill points. A special area for Chemical toilet disposal (cassette type only – Not suitable as a Motorhome drop point) is also available. 
    Chemicals, tent pegs and many other products sold at our shop facilities from our Sister farm at Roundoaks (3.2 miles away) or available from our Campsite manager at either site to help you with the items you may have forgotten. Friendly, ********well-behaved dogs are welcome but they'll need to be **kept on a lead at all times**********; there’s also the chance to book a farm tour and then you can get to know some of the resident animals while you’re on site from our cute lambs, to the bigger residents 'The Captain' and 'The Prince of Balmoral' just two of our many bulls. **Please note:** this is a working farm and the residents will only see visitors by appointment **WITH one of our staff present** or they may get upset!

The creatures in question are the rare-breed cattle and sheep that graze in the surrounding fields; home-reared beef and lamb, plus local pork sausages, bacon and eggs can all be bought on site. Sounds like just the thing for a barbecue? Fine plan – grills are permitted as long as they’re kept off the ground and you can pre-book blocks for this from our Campsite manager anytime during your stay. Any other bits you need to finish your meal can be picked up at shops in Sutton Valence, Headcorn or Lenham (7miles), within approx a 10-minute drive (you might also like to consider sticking around for pub dinners or a cuppa in the cafés of the villages too).

Please note that the **use of drones is not permitted** at this site.

**Please note**

Our Campsite Manager is available on this site to help with your requirements, However, Please respect that **enquiries should be limited to daytime hours only 0900-1700
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This is a quiet site: **no music is allowed.**

Guests **under the age of 18 are not allowed **on site.

**No hen/stag parties** permitted.

**The site does not accept breeds/crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Ac**t

Arrivals after 18:00 only by authority of the Campsite Manager. A late arrival fee is chargeable upto 20:00

Kings Oak

Located on the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Hoath House sits overlooking the border between Kent and Sussex within a minute drive to multiple tourist destinations as well as award winning pubs & restaurants. Brimming with history, the oldest part of the house is the Tudor Wing, which was originally a medieval hall house dating back to 1350. The site is spread across 20 acres of beautiful gardens and woodland.

Each dome has been placed in a well-thought-out location on the site to allow privacy along with amazing picturesque countryside views of what is known as the Garden of England. The domes are spaced over 100 meters apart and are surrounded by natural grass plains and woodland allowing our guests to unwind in a calm and peaceful environment, situated amongst nature and wildlife.

The domes are self-catering, although they offer a level of comfortable luxury that you would typically find in a high-end hotel, whilst staying in touch with our core roots of offering a unique boutique glamping experience. The experience has been designed to be in keeping with the site, history and rural surroundings.

Each private accommodation boasts a bespoke raised decking area with a variety of dining and lounge seating which is gently lit in the evening.

Inside your dome, you will be invited by a spacious but cosy, relaxed area with a kitchenette, dressing area with storage, dining area, luxury beds and the most comfortable bean bag lounger.

The domes are functional all year round and the seasons offer such unique experiences of our glamping site, all whilst being able to gaze out at the beautiful views and wildlife. Summer may find you relaxing out on your private decking area, having a drink or BBQ and soaking up the sun or even venturing to a local pub garden. Whilst in the winter we have no doubt that you'll enjoy the warmth and comfort of our log burner.

Please note that only Hever Dome is pet friendly and also this dome does NOT have a hot tub. If booking a pet, please select the option whilst on our booking page.
Knole Dome has a covered wooden fired hot tub on a separate raised decking whilst Chartwell Dome has an open-air wooden fired hot tub that is on a connected raised decking. Both hot tubs have air and water jets.

Luna Domes

The small and welcoming church of St Mary’s in Fordwich is just 3 miles from Canterbury and has been offering rest to weary pilgrims for centuries, sitting on the ancient Way of St Augustine. Slap-bang on the River Great Stour, the truly teeny-tiny town of Fordwich still has the feel of a quaint town of centuries past, with its totally titchy Town Hall, virtually untouched since it was built in 1544. You can mess about on the river, or make like a true pilgrim and avail yourself of the victuals and ale provided by England’s smallest town’s two pubs – The George & Dragon and the award winning The Fordwich Arms.

The church itself is mellow and unspoilt, with seventeenth-century fittings and wall paintings. It is home to a strange carved stone, dating from around 1100. Nearly 1.7 metres long, the Fordwich Stone is thought to be a shrine made for the body parts – or relics – of a saint, maybe St Augustine of Canterbury

Fordwich, Kent – St Mary the Virgin

Woodland shepherds hut
Our Woodland shepherds hut is set in a sunny glade with mature oak trees. During the spring, Anemones, orchids, primroses, bluebells carpet the woodland floor.
The woodland hut sleeps 2 adults and 2 young children on self-inflating mattresses under the bed. It is heated by a wood burner, has hot running water, and an ensuite with shower and composting toilet. For cooking, there is a gas hob, an oven with grill and a fridge. The hut runs on 12v solar power. There are 12v sockets for chargers.

Our woodland shepherds hut and valley shepherds hut were beautifully built by The Shepherds Hut Company in Devon to give a memorable glamping experience. They have hand-built bespoke kitchenettes, composting toilet and good size shower. Hot water, hob and oven are gas. LED lights and fridge run on solar power. There is a cosy wood burner to keep you warm. All wood supplied.

Our huts are aimed at people who want a wild tranquil escape. They are 1/2km away from the nearest road and dwelling.

Relax and enjoy the calmness of this ancient woodland with bird song such as the wren. At night you may even see and hear many night time creatures.

Doggies (max 2 in the woodland shepherd hut) are very welcome and will enjoy the fabulous walkies here.

Wild Woodland Retreat

We are committed to being unique in our field when it comes to giving you a holiday with a difference, that's why here at Herons Park we aim to provide you with a relaxing, enjoyable holiday for all the family.

We are a family run business offering a fully residential caravan park along with seasonal touring and camping tent pitches. There are fishing lakes and nature walks on site and locally situated in the heart of the Romney Marshes which offer sites of special scientific interest and English nature. We have a wonderful spacious venue set within the grounds overlooking the lake.

We have a seasonal camping field that is licensed for up to 30 touring caravans with additional pitches for tents. 14 of the pitches include electric hook up with one continuously occupied by our onsite camping warden.

We look forward to welcoming returning and new faces to Herons Park. We accept campervans, motorhomes, tourers and tents.

Herons Park

**Weekends are min 3 nights stay**

Wheatfields offers two unique luxury  safari lodges set in a stunning location on the edge of Romney Marsh, close to the historic town of Rye. Offering spacious, en-suite Safari tents that can sleep up to eight people, perfect for families and groups of friends, and the dog who want to spend a special time together enjoying the big outdoors.

The tents are nestled around a pond on our family run 500 acre working arable farm on the edge of Romney Marsh in the Rother Valley. Large deck areas front and back offer alternative sitting options to enjoy the different views across the marsh or towards the stunning ancient cliff of the Isle of Oxney. 

Stonewashed luxury bed linen is supplied on the double beds with lovely cotton linen for the twins and bunks Towels are also supplied. The tents have their own bathrooms with a hot showers, basin and flushing toilet. Complimentary toiletries are supplied by local business  The kitchens are fully equiped and have have gas hob, fridge and all the basic essentials; tea, coffee, milk and cooking seasonings ec. The living areas have large tables for everyone and comfy sofas to relax in front of the log burner complete with small oven. To retain the amazing “Dark Sky” there are no outdoor lights used at Wheatfields. If you love star-gazing this is the place to be. Wheatfields is off-grid with solar lighting & limited USB charging, please bring your own back-up power packs and car chargers.


Skylark is the larger of the tents with three double bedrooms (one can be either a king double of twins). The Bell Tent next to Sandpiper is included in its price and is only available to sandpiper guests. This acts as the third double bedroom.

Wheatfields Glamping

Located behind a secret entrance & nestled in peaceful acreage overlooked by towering ancient beech trees and rolling Kent Countryside, The Ham Hideaway glamping retreat is so-named as it is located at Ham, Sandwich. Our site is nestled amongst a maze of rural footpaths and a very short walk from Ham Fen, Kent's last surviving ancient natural fenland.Ham Fen is a refuge for very distinctive and rare wildlife including the Eurasian beaver. Following the fantastic work completed by the Kent Wildlife trust to repair the natural fenland environment in 2002 the fenland is now flourishing as are its furry residents.

Ham Hideaway

Canterbury, South East England, UK

Dover, South East England, UK

One of London's bordering counties in the South-east, Kent is known as the Garden of England- and with good reason. It has an abundance of fruit orchards, fresh produce, hop gardens (distinctive hop-drying buildings called Oasts are a…

One of London's bordering counties in the South-east, Kent is known as the Garden of England-  and with good reason.  It has an abundance of fruit orchards, fresh produce, hop gardens (distinctive hop-drying buildings called Oasts are a common sight in the countryside)and market gardens.   Kent is Englands oldest county, and contains more magnificent castles and historic houses than any other region.  Some of the most popular to visit include Leeds castle with its immaculate gardens and parkland, Dover Castle with it's secret underground Wartime tunnels and Hever Castle, the childhood home of the ill-fated Anne Boleyn. Beautiful Canterbury is one of Kents top tourist attractions, a lively city with lots to do and things to see.  Canterbury Cathedral, along with St Augustines Abbey and St Martins Church form a UNESCO World Heritage site, and Westgate Towers - at 640 years old - is Englands largest medieval gateway.  Don't miss the Canterbury Tales attraction for a step back in time to medieval England - the sights, sounds and smells are all recreated! There is more to Kent than just history with 350 miles of beautiful coastline, including, of course, the iconic White Cliffs of Dover, synonymous with the return of wartime heroes.  On a clear day, France can be seen from Folkestone.  The seaside town of Whitstable on the north coast is a fun place to visit with quirky shops, a lovely stretch of shoreline and an incredible array of seafood including the world famous Whitstable oysters.

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Kent, South East England, UK