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Amazing Attractions near Camber Sands Beach
Naturally the big draw to Camber Sands is the beach directly opposite the park. Backed by dunes, it's fine, beautifully white and stretches for a whopping seven miles. If you love the seaside this is the place to be!
When you're not building sandcastles or kitesurfing along the shore, you'll find plenty of sights to explore nearby. The historic town of Rye is 4 miles away, brimming with olde-worlde charm it's a lovely place to wander and its cobbled lanes hide many unique shops and eateries.
Further afield lies the seaside town of Hastings and the serene Dungeness Nature Reserve.
Amazing attractions near Camber Sands
The Kitesurf Centre
Kitesurfing, kiteboarding, powerkiting, kite landboarding - if you've ever dreamt of taking up a thrilling kite sport then there's surely nowhere better to learn!
Action Watersports
Want some adrenalin pumped fun? Action Watersports offers Jet Skis, FlyBoarding, SUP, Pups on SUPs, fun rides, water-skiing, wakeboarding, and a water park!
Lydd Kart Circuit
Put your foot to the floor and take on one of the fastest go karting racetracks in the whole country!
Rye
Romantic cobbled lanes, mysterious passageways and evocative half-timbered buildings - the quaint little streets of Rye are guaranteed to charm!
Rye Harbour
A lovely little harbour that's a perfect base for exploring the picturesque coastline or the nearby nature reserve and its mysterious castle.
Mermaid Street, Rye
Take a wander down these romantic cobbles and you'll quickly discover why Mermaid Street is seen as one of the loveliest streets in Britain.
The Old Lighthouse
Climb to the top of this 46-metre high lighthouse and you'll be rewarded with awesome sweeping views of the English Channel.
Dungeness National Nature Reserve
One of the planet's largest shingle landscapes and yet Dungeness is anything but desolate! Take a day trip to discover its rare mix of wildlife.
Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Light Railway
A world-famous miniature railway that's been going for 90 years! Hop on board to travel through the beautiful countryside of Kent in style.
Dymchurch Amusement Park
Gentle rides, ice cream and arcades - a day at the beach isn't complete without a trip to the funfair!
Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway
This mile long miniature railway travels through a gorgeous country park - just the ticket for little ones looking to fulfil their steam train fixation!
Brighton Pier
Extending over the fabulous Brighton beach, this is THE classic Victorian pier, with carousels, candyfloss and copious amounts of charm!
The Chapel Down Winery
English wines are booming! So get to know them better with a guided tour and tutored tastings at Chapel Down Winery.
C M Booth Collection
Morgan cars are an iconic part of British motoring history, so discover some of their beautifully restored creations at this wonderful little museum.
Smugglers Adventure
Wander into the depths of these hidden caves and amidst the gloom, you'll discover mysterious and fascinating stories of the smugglers who operated here.
Go Ape Bedgebury
As you traverse a tightrope 13m in the air, you'll have a thought (other than that's a long way down!) - I can do this!
Knockhatch Adventure Park
A great day out for little ones where they can make friends with owls and classic farm animals and go wild on fun-filled play areas.
Port Lympne Reserve
Barbary lions, spectacled bears, Rothschild giraffe - just some of the 80 species that call this wildlife park home - so why not say hello?
Camber Sands Beach
As its name suggests, Camber Sands is one of the only beaches in the area to have sand, and the only sand dune system in East Sussex.
Greatstone Beach
Greatstone Beach is a popular two-mile long stretch of golden sand, frequented by lovers of windsports including yachting, kitesurfing and kiteboarding.
Dymchurch Beach
Dymchurch Beach on the Kent Coast is the ideal spot for safe swimming and sunbathing thanks to its gently sloping sandy shore. It's great for building sandcastles too!
Appledore
Head out from Appledore towards the Saxon Shore Way on this circular route, which eventually leads back along the Military Canal Path.
Battle in Brief
This short walk is steeped in history, exploring the town of Battle - the site of the Battle of Hastings - featuring pretty meadows, winding streets and historic buildings.
Tour of Dungeness
Home to the UK's only desert, explore this circular walk around Dungeness, passing via a nature reserve, lighthouses and ending in a train ride.
