St Augustine's Church

The church sits right in Faversham town centre, a proper medieval building that's been standing since the 13th century. Inside, there's decent stained glass and the kind of quiet that makes you actually want to sit down for five minutes. The stonework is solid - you can see the craftsmanship that went into it, though parts have obviously been restored over the centuries.

This is one for history types and anyone who appreciates old church architecture. It won't keep kids entertained for long unless they're genuinely interested in medieval building techniques, but it's a worthwhile stop if you're already exploring Faversham's high street. The location means you can combine it easily with a wander around town - grab a coffee, check out the independent shops, that sort of thing.

Admission details aren't entirely clear from their website, so ring ahead or just turn up during what look like standard opening hours. Allow twenty minutes unless you're really keen on the architectural details. If you're staying at Painters Farm Camping Site - barely a tenth of a mile away - this is genuinely handy. For those at the slightly further parks like Kits Coty Glamping or Romney Meadows, it's a straightforward drive into town. Worth a quick visit if you're basing yourselves in the area, though don't expect to spend hours here.