Local Visitor Attractions

The area near Dambridge Oast has a network of good, well signposted footpaths, quiet roads for cycling and clean, sandy beaches, with the nearest beach just 7 miles away.

Golf enthusiasts are catered for with a number of golf courses, ranging from Open Championship links courses, to Pay and Play.
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Wingham Wild life Park - Website: www.winghamwildlifepark.co.uk

Howlets Zoo, famous for its gorilla complex and Wingham Bird Park are close by. Website: www.howletts.net

Canterbury, only 5 miles away, is a thriving bustling City, with good shopping, large number of restaurants, public houses, dominated by the large and famous Cathedral.
Ample inner city parking + excellent Park & Ride system. Websites: www.canterbury.co.uk
www.canterbury-cathedral.org

Medieval Sandwich, very important town in the Middle Ages, one of the five Cinque Ports. Quaint narrow streets specialist shops and old houses make a visit very enjoyable with ample cafes, restaurants/public houses to raise flagging spirits. Venue of 2011 British Open Golf Championship. Website: www.open-sandwich.co.uk

Deal. Old seaside town where fishing was the main occupation, now perhaps quieter but with interesting streets and cottages. Lord Nelson was a frequent visitor, when his fleet anchored off the Downs, to visit Lady Hamilton. Website: www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/conProperty.179

Walmer Castle. Home to the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. Website: www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/conProperty.226

Dover. Busy Cross Channel port ( don’t forget your passport for a day trip to France if time permits). Magnificent castle with large underground hospital and tunnel complex used by Winston Churchill when masterminding the Dunkirk evacuation during 2 nd World War. Website: www.whitecliffscountry.org.uk

Euro Tunnel Folkestone & Ashford International Station. Both the Shuttle and Eurostar trains for travel to the Continent. Website: www.eurotunnel.com