Fallow Fields Camping at Lathe Barn (Dymchurch, Kent)

Second what the wife said here. Saw your lot on Youtube and it says you’ve got tents here from £55? All we see is £170-180 a night which is absurd. Massive shame, looks alright but not for that money and some of the facilities for the kids in other reviews look very old and unkept. I love a bacon sandwich as well, shame they apparently come burnt here too! Won’t be staying here for sure.

Gorgeous long weekend at Lathe barn over the August bank holiday. Perfect weather, lovely bell tents, kids did archery and my daughter made a tye dye tshirt with Olivia, who was absolutely brilliant. Great service in the cafe, rotisserie chicken was a big hit and a cheeky cocktail went down well! Thanks for a lovely weekend, we'll definitely be back.

I had a lovely 6 night stay with my children in a furnished bell tent. The tent was very spacious and comfortable. The staff were fantastic, very helpful and friendly. Showers and toilets were great and always very clean. It was safe for my children (8 and 5) to roam around. Lots of outdoor space to play, plus a small soft play (for ages 8 and under) in the barn, which also had table tennis and ta...

Had a lovely wholesome stay at fallow fields with the family, was the perfect way to spend time in nature with the children! Beautiful scenery surrounding the tents, our bell tents were spacious and cosy! Lovely walks close by, soft play for the kids and the activities such as archery lessons were great fun! The food was lovely, wood fire pizzas and rotisserie chicken went down a treat with everyo...

Highly recommend this campsite, run wonderfully by a lovely couple. We spent 4 rather wet days and nights here in July and, as what I'd call 'not natural' campers, we had a good time. The owners have thought of everything: decent coffee, a well-stocked shop, pizza oven pizza, soft play, fire pits, and booze. On wet days and evenings, kids can enjoy soft play, tie dye t-shirt making, or film nights...