St Peter's Church

St Peter's Church sits quietly in Sheerness, one of those local landmarks that most visitors walk straight past without realising what they're looking at. It's a proper medieval church, which alone makes it worth a quick stop if you're staying at one of the nearby holiday parks - Sheerness Holiday Park is less than a mile away, and Seaview Holiday Park not much further.

The building itself dates back centuries, and there's real character in the stonework and interior if you manage to get inside. Kent's church architecture can be surprisingly rewarding if you actually take five minutes to look properly rather than just photographing the exterior. The churchyard often tells its own story too, if you're into that sort of thing.

It's the kind of spot that works best as a detour rather than a destination in itself. You're not going to spend an hour here unless you're genuinely fascinated by medieval ecclesiastical architecture. But if you're based at Glamping @ Rankins Farm or one of the other caravan parks in the area and want a proper walk into town, tacking this onto a visit to Sheerness seafront makes sense. The church sits conveniently on a walkable route rather than requiring a special trip.

Admission is typically free for churches like this, though opening hours can be irregular. Best bet is to check locally when you arrive at your park, as these things vary. It's worth knowing about before you venture out, especially if you've got kids who'll want to know how long you're stopping for.