Isle of Sheppey campsites
Kent's so called Treasure Island, the Isle of Sheppey is a perfect camping escape. Sandy beaches share the coastline with nature reserves and there are plenty of water sport opportunities to explore too. Here is our selection of Isle of Sheppey campsites.
17 Isle of Sheppey campsites
Plough Leisure Caravan Park
Minster on Sea, Isle Of Sheppey, Kent (1.5 miles)
A family-run, pet-friendly park for tents and tourers within minutes of Kent's Blue Flag beaches. Dog friendly.
4.24 /5
Painters Farm Campsite
Faversham, Kent (7 miles)
Family and dog friendly site in a peaceful cherry orchard on the slopes of The Kent Downs. Fire pits welcome!
4.83 /5
Palace Farm Campsite
Doddington, Sittingbourne, Kent (8.1 miles)
A small family-run campsite dedicated to sustainable and quiet family breaks in the beautiful North Kent Downs.
4.82 /5
Brook Farm
Denstroude, Canterbury, Kent (9.5 miles)
Peaceful woodland tent and touring campsite set beside Blean Woods with easy access to Whitstable and dog friendly.
4.44 /5
Chapter Farm Glamping
Canterbury, Kent (9.7 miles)
Family-friendly, bell tent glamping in a quiet countryside setting, ten minutes from the beach at Whitstable.
Highly rated
Elmley Nature Reserve
Sheerness, Kent (2.6 miles)
Romantic shepherd's huts, cosy cabins and a cottage all set in acres of stunning wildlife on the Isle of Sheppey.
Priory Hill Touring Park
Leysdown-on-Sea, Kent (3.9 miles)
Beachside camping and touring on the Isle of Sheppey with facilities including a swimming pool, bar and casino.
LeoBay
Rushenden, Isle Of Sheppey, Kent (4.3 miles)
A beautiful campsite in Kent, tucked away up a private drive and overlooking Queenborough Harbour on Kent's coast.
Five Acres Certificated Site
Upchurch, Sittingbourne, Kent (8 miles)
Peaceful caravan and camping site set among stunning pastures and orchards. Adults-only and dog-friendly.
Homing Park
Seasalter, Whitstable, Kent (8.2 miles)
Friendly and family run camping and touring park with onsite tennis court, clubhouse, swimming pool and more.
Primrose Cottage Caravan Park
Whitstable, Kent (9.4 miles)
A small, well kept site less than 10 minutes' drive from Whitstable's oysters and beach. Dog friendly.
Allhallows Place Touring Park
Allhallows, Rochester, Kent (9.7 miles)
A small and quiet year-round site, 20 miles east of London and with plenty to do in the surrounding area.
Monks Cottage Caravan Site
Faversham, Kent (9.8 miles)
Dog friendly touring pitches in a picturesque valley with modern facilities. Surrounded by the Kent Downs AONB.
Kent Cottage Holidays
Blean, Canterbury, Kent (10.4 miles)
Magical treehouses and quirky accommodation for adults only, with roaring hot tubs and Blean Woodlands close by.
Hillside Campsite
Maidstone, Kent (11 miles)
A family friendly, pub site. Surrounded the Hucking Estate with miles of woodland walks.
Hampton Bay Park
Herne Bay, Kent (11.2 miles)
Camping and touring at Herne Bay, just minutes from the beach, with campfires welcome. Dog friendly.
Sunnyside Farm Chilham Certificated Site
Chilham, Kent (11.8 miles)
A small, quiet adult only campsite with just 12 pitches near Canterbury and the Kent Downs AONB.
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Things to do in Isle of Sheppey
Sheppey's huge and flat coastal marshlands make the area a real haven for wildlife, particularly the thousands of wildfowl and waders. There are two National Nature Reserves - Elmley and The Swale - and both are deserving of a visit.
Three blue flagged beaches on the Isle of Sheppey (all sand and shingle) are Minster Beach at Minster-on-Sea, Leysdown Beach at traditional resort, Leysdown-on-Sea (with all of the usual shops and amusements), and Sheerness Beach on the north coast.
Leysdown Coastal Park might be the land that time forgot, but kids will have a blast.
The 40 acres of Barton's Point Coastal Park on the other hand is an outdoor haven. From walking and cycling to fishing and geo-caching, there's plenty to do here. A 9 hole pitch and putt will keep the whole family amused.
For something a bit different, try a visit to Flynns Bee Farm.
Just back onto the mainland, Sittingbourne is home to a narrow gauge steam railway (March to September) which allows you to explore the area's paper making history.