Dymchurch Holiday Park is a welcoming holiday park on the stunning south east coast of Kent, offering an ideal opportunity to own a static caravan or lodge just moments from the sea. Located only a couple of minutes’ drive from Dymchurch Beach, the park sits on the edge of the Romney Marshes, surrounded by peaceful countryside, coastal scenery and a relaxed village atmosphere.

About Dymchurch Holiday Park Ownership

Owning a holiday home at Dymchurch Holiday Park means having your own coastal retreat in a traditional seaside setting, perfect for regular getaways throughout the year. The park is ideally positioned for enjoying both the beach and the wider Kent coast.

• Holiday park offering static caravans and lodges for ownership
• Just a few minutes from Dymchurch Beach (Blue Flag awarded sandy beach)
• Peaceful setting on the edge of the Romney Marshes
• Surrounded by walking and cycling countryside routes
• Easy access to local village amenities including shops, pubs, cafes and takeaways

Lifestyle & What to Expect

Life at Dymchurch Holiday Park is all about classic seaside living mixed with open countryside exploration. Owners can enjoy long walks or bike rides across the flat Romney Marsh landscape, days on the golden sandy beach, and traditional seaside entertainment close by.

The nearby beachfront amusement park offers family fun with rides including a ghost train, dodgems and log flume, while the iconic Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway provides a unique way to explore the Kent coast aboard its miniature steam trains.

Everyday essentials are within easy reach in Dymchurch village, with a Tesco Express, pubs, cafes and takeaways all close by. For a wider range of shopping, dining and leisure, Folkestone is just a 30-minute drive or around an hour by bus. The town has undergone significant regeneration and now offers modern shopping areas, boutique hotels and leisure facilities, as well as direct rail links to London.

Location & Nearby Attractions

Dymchurch Holiday Park is perfectly placed for exploring Kent’s coast, countryside and historic attractions:

• Dymchurch Beach (Blue Flag sandy beach)
• Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway
• Romney Marsh walking and cycling routes
• Folkestone seafront, shops and regenerated town centre
• Samphire Hoe coastal nature reserve
• Royal Military Canal and surrounding wildlife habitats
• Port Lympne Wild Animal Park
• Kent Battle of Britain Museum
• Canterbury Cathedral and historic city centre (approx. 45–60 minutes)
• Vineyards and countryside surrounding Canterbury