Canterbury Camping And Caravanning Club Site

Canterbury, Canterbury, England

Caravanners often use our Canterbury Club Site as a stopover when coming to or from France, but there is plenty to explore during a longer stay. The centre of Canterbury is only a mile away and buses run to and from the city from a stop outside the site. Explore the city in style by horse-drawn carriage or river boat. Canterbury Cathedral has been welcoming visitors for at least 14 centuries. Today, it is host to an international study centre. Chaucer's Canterbury Tales are the basis of a visitor attraction at the heart of the city. Join a walking tour and discover the rest of the city with an official guide. Whitstable is home to The Favourite, the last of the Oyster Yawls that used to catch shellfish around the Kent coast. Howletts Wild Animal Park and the African Experience are both home to a wide range of animals, from elephants to wolves. For more information please [visit our website](http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/external_link.asp?site_id=4204). **Ready Camp Glamping** We have glamping tents on this campsite. Our Ready Camp tents are ready for when you arrive. Walk in to a comfortable 2-bedroom haven perfect for family and friends, with cosy furnishings and little luxuries. Sleeps up to 6 people comfortably (4 adults max) with beds, sofa, dining area and kitchen. Member price from: £6.80 per person per night Nearby Attractions Children and adults will enjoy the Rupert Bear Museum. It has original Rupert drawings and activities for all the family. The channel ports of Dover and Folkestone are less than an hour's drive to the south. Sandy beaches are at the traditional seaside resorts of Margate and Broadstairs to the north east. Kent's unique woodland discovery park, Wildwood, is in ancient woodland that dates back to the Domesday Book. You can fish locally for carp, bream, roach, tench, rudd, perch, pike and trout.

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