Sandwich Country Caravan Park

Sandwich Country Caravan Park sits just outside the medieval town of Sandwich itself, making it a logical base if you're planning to explore this corner of Kent. It's a caravan park - so the main appeal here is as a place to stay rather than a day-visit attraction, though the location means you've got decent access to the Romney Marsh and the Kent coast without being right on top of the seaside crowds.

The park works best for families or couples after a quieter, more affordable alternative to the seafront tourist traps. You're positioned to reach Rye, the Cinque Ports, and various walking routes across the levels. Sandwich itself is worth a wander - proper medieval with half-timbered houses and narrow streets that feel genuinely old, not theme-park old.

If you're caravan camping in this area, you'll find several options within a couple of miles - Sandwich Leisure Holiday Park is barely over a mile away, and Fallow Fields at Selson Farm offers a more low-key alternative if you want something even smaller. Ham Hideaway and Turners Folly Field cater to the glamping crowd if canvas and caravans aren't your style.

Allow a day to settle in and explore Sandwich town on foot. The surrounding countryside is genuinely flat and walkable, which suits families with younger kids. It's not flashy, but it's well-positioned for anyone wanting to base themselves here rather than do the whirlwind seaside thing.