Mystole Campsite

Stour Valley Walk

Follows the River Stour through Kent's gentle countryside and historic towns, mostly flat with occasional short climbs over chalk ridges. Ideal for families and buggies on paved sections near Canterbury and Sandwich, though some stretches cross fields and meadows that get muddy. Dogs welcome throughout. Combines peaceful riverside walking with Saxon Shore Way connections, taking in water meadows, medieval bridges, and views across orchards and marshland – a quiet escape showcasing Kent's agricul

Kent County Council Centenary Walk

Canterbury Middle Ring Walk

Loops through Canterbury's residential edges and green spaces on mostly flat, paved paths with occasional gentle slopes through parks. Perfect for families with buggies and young children—accessible surfaces throughout. Dogs welcome on leads in urban sections. Offers a different perspective of the historic city beyond the tourist centre, linking parks, playing fields and quieter neighbourhoods, ideal for an easy leg-stretch or dog walk without venturing into the countryside.

Beech Walk & Sculptures

Meanders through woodland featuring outdoor sculptures along the way. Mainly flat terrain on clear paths, making it suitable for families with young children and pushchairs, though tree roots may require occasional navigation. Dogs welcome to explore alongside you. The combination of nature and art makes this a culturally enriching walk that keeps children engaged whilst offering adults something beyond typical woodland strolls.

Black Trail