Dover campsites
With a 2,000 year old castle, Dover deserves it's historic title, but it's the White Cliffs that steal the show. Protected by the National Trust and quite rightly iconic to Brits, the chalk cliffs belong on every UK bucket list. Those planning an overnight stop before a ferry across to France would be well advised to stay an extra night or two at one of the excellent Dover campsites and take the chance to explore the area properly.
18 Dover campsites
Capel Battery
Folkestone Dover, Capel Le Ferne, Kent
13 reviews
85%
would recommend
Basic motorhome site at a historical World War Two gun battery site with views of the English Channel.
Coxhill Camping
Shepherdswell, Dover, Kent
67 reviews
99%
would recommend
A spacious and scenic site with private woodland, 35 minutes to Dover Ferry Port. Dogs and campfires are welcome.
Solley's Ice Cream Campsite
Ripple, Deal, Kent
154 reviews
94%
would recommend
Peaceful farm site with a homemade ice cream parlour, pub and tractor rides. Ten minutes from Deal Beach and Pier!
Plough and Harrow
Tilmanstone, Kent
45 reviews
87%
would recommend
Touring pitches and ensuite glamping pods with an onsite pub (opening varies), 15 minutes to the beach and Dover.
Blandred Camping
Acrise, Folkestone, Kent
5 reviews
100%
would recommend
Beautiful back to basic campsite in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. 20 minutes to Dover and the Eurotunnel
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Fallow Fields Camping at Selson Farm
Eastry, Kent
26 reviews
92%
would recommend
Camping on a fruit farm, within 15 minutes of Sandwich. Bring your own tent or campervan, or glamp in a bell tent!
Swift Farm Camping
Woodnesborough, Sandwich, Kent
7 reviews
100%
would recommend
Friendly, quiet site with three camping pitches and a bell tent. Eco facilities, animals to meet and eggs for sale.
Wild Woodland Retreat
Elham, Canterbury, Kent
25 reviews
100%
would recommend
Family run camping and ensuite glamping site within the Kent Downs AONB on a working farm.
Turners Folly Field Camping and Glamping
Ash, Canterbury, Kent
72 reviews
99%
would recommend
Quiet off-grid countryside escape surrounded by orchards. Family and dog friendly just ten minutes from the coast.
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Hawthorn Farm
Dover, Kent
Just 4 miles from the Port of Dover, a site with 28 acres of space and a range of premium and standard pitches.
Little Satmar
Capel-Le-Ferne, Folkestone, Kent
Touring and camping in a stunning coastal setting beside Folkestone and the English Channel.
Kingsdown Camping
Kingsdown, Kent
Beachside camping in the White Cliffs, just a short way from the Dover ferries with sea views and campfires.
Ham Hideaway
Eastry, Sandwich, Kent
Dog friendly glamping set on the idyllic south east coast. Pre order roses, champagne, or a butler service!
Goldpark Leisure
Elham, Canterbury, Kent
Located in the Elham Valley with beautiful walks and hiking. Perfect for stop overs from or going to Europe.
Sandwich Leisure Park
Sandwich, Kent
A family-owned and run park with camping, touring and glamping huts close to Sandwich Bay and lovely beaches.
Sandwich Lakes
Sandwich, Kent
A peaceful touring site with six well-stocked fishing lakes and a tasty cafe. Dog and family friendly.
Whitemills Wake and Aqua Park
Sandwich, Kent
Family friendly camping and glamping by an aqua park with restaurant, sauna, and more! 20 minutes from Canterbury.
Cooll Camping
Littlebourne, Canterbury, Kent
Peaceful camping and bell tent site. Five minutes to Howletts Wild Animal Park, ten minutes to Canterbury!
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Things to do in Dover
Dover is one of the most historically rich and interesting in the UK. Situated in Kent, the Garden of England, it boasts beautiful scenery and attractions the whole family will like to visit and explore.
A visit to Dover Castle is an absolute must. The ancient castle has stood for over 2000 years and will take you back in time to a period when Kings and Knights protected Britain.
As well as the castle, there's the majestic White Cliffs of Dover - one of the UK's most iconic natural landmarks. Take a walk along the cliff tops and look across the busy English Channel to the coastline of France. If you have time, dig a little deeper by exploring the hidden tunnels and nosing at the wildlife on Samphire Hoe.
Whilst in Dover consider taking a boat tour to see the seals along the coast, or a climb to the top of the South Foreland Lighthouse.
Whatever you choose to do, you certainly won't be bored here.