Sunnymead 1 Holiday Park

King Charles III England Coast Path: Whitstable to Iwade

National Trails

Follows the Kent coastline along mostly flat, well-maintained paths and some quiet roads with occasional gentle inclines over sea walls. Perfect for families and generally suitable for all-terrain buggies on firmer sections, though some stretches can be muddy after rain. Dogs welcome and will love the beach access points. Delivers sweeping estuary views across the Swale, birdwatching opportunities at Seasalter marshes, and charming seaside towns including Whitstable's famous oyster harbour—ideal

Swale Heritage Trail

Follows the Swale estuary through marshland and coastal paths with mostly flat terrain, ideal for families and buggies on firmer sections though some stretches can be muddy. Dogs welcome to explore this wildlife-rich route linking Saxon Shore Way segments. Rewards walkers with sweeping views across the water to Sheppey, birdwatching opportunities, and glimpses of Kent's maritime heritage including old wharves and salt marshes.

Two Creeks Circular Walk

Loops through gentle farmland and woodland near the Kent coast with minimal elevation change. Flat, easy terrain makes it ideal for families with young children and pushchairs on firm sections, though some field paths may be mudgy after rain. Dogs welcome to explore the varied landscape. A peaceful escape offering classic Kent countryside views without the crowds, perfect for a leisurely morning or afternoon stroll with plenty of wildlife spotting opportunities along hedgerows and creek edges.

King Charles III England Coast Path: Iwade to Grain

National Trails

Follows the Thames Estuary shoreline through remote marshland and industrial landscapes on flat, exposed terrain – easy going underfoot but often windswept. Perfectly manageable for families with older children who can handle distance, though the lack of shade and facilities makes it challenging for very young ones; mostly suitable for all-terrain buggies on firm sections. Dogs welcome and will love the open space, but keep on leads near grazing marsh wildlife. Worth it for big skies, wading bir

Saxon Shore Way