Canterbury Roman Museum
Explore Canterbury's history around remains of an original Roman Town House and Scheduled Ancient Monument.
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Why stay here ...
Within walking distance of Canterbury and historic World Heritage Sites, yet deep in the delightfully attractive "Garden of England".
Twenty minutes from Channel ferries and a day trip to France. Only 40 minutes from the Channel Tunnel.
County cricket, championship golf and neighbouring Howletts Wild Animal Park and Wingham Wildlife Park.
Hops, flowers, corn and animal farm.
Twenty minutes from the warm sandy beaches in the South East with safe sea swimming.
Many houses and castles of historical interest and gardens open to the public closeby.
Lovely, level and quiet site.
Payment is also accepted via bank transfer on line.
Many gourmet pubs within easy access.
Please note: Sorry, no electric car charging on site. Nearest charging point Canterbury.
Prices
| Date | Pitch + All Occupants |
|---|---|
| 01/12/2021 - | £20.00 |
Pitches
Types of pitch: grass
Electric hook up available
Useful Info
2 acres
Electric amperage: 15
Lawned site
Recycling Facilities
Nearby
Great savings on days out
Offers available to Club members
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Kent and East Sussex Railway
Discover the beautiful Wealden countryside from the comfort of a heritage steam or diesel train
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Directions
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- CT4 5DY
- GPS:
- Lat 51.266412 / Lon 1.126892
- OS field ref:
- TR182566
- OS map ref:
- 179
Transport links
- Daily public transport within 1 mile
- Nearest port: Dover (15 miles)
- Nearest train station: Bekesbourne
- Train station within 5 miles
Reviews
mick809
Reviewed: 15/07/2024 13:40
CONVENIENT FOR CANTERBURY.
The owner of this site, Mrs Christine Ash, a cheerful lady, made it very easy to book and sent us explicit directions to the site, which was appreciated. In common with many other rural CLs the approach road, Bekesbourne Hill, was very narrow in places and the situation would be... Show more
ScreenName140911A64E
Reviewed: 24/09/2023 16:14
Lovely
Large flat meadow with plenty of space between pitches. Very convenient for days out to Canterbury and surrounding areas. Lovely village nearby with a couple of good pubs that serve great food. The local farm shop, artisan bakery and butchers is a must. We have stayed here several times, so... Show more
ScreenName9281544734
Reviewed: 09/08/2023 17:04
Beware of WDP
A lovely large, flat field with easy access to Canterbury and the very easy to use and efficient park and ride. The electric worked well, with good ampage, the water was convenient and there was a bin and recycling at each pitch. However, the site was let down by the... Show more
ScreenName4DC3D5B01D
Reviewed: 16/07/2023 08:08
Enjoyable week in July
Generally a lovely large site for those of us who like sitting in a field and enjoying the countryside. The field has rabbits, the inevitable pigeons and a pair of ravens. Fairly peaceful week in July, motorhome dramas aside. This site was not the easiest to find... Show more
ScreenName34C9C75418
Reviewed: 24/05/2023 15:23
Large flat site with a warm welcome. Narrow approach road which widens after a short distance
We spent 5 nights at Cobbs Meadow. Our welcome was lovely and friendly and we were given an information sheet which was handy and we had a nice chat. There is a pony and 2 donkeys in the next field which we were delighted about as they were interesting to... Show more
PaulandLouiseW
Reviewed: 16/05/2022 17:26
Overpriced for standard of site
Visited Cobbs Meadow for 4 nights over the Mayday Bank Holiday Weekend Felt the site was overpriced at £20. The total number of units on site did go up to 7 on one night The description says there is WIFI and an information shed. No sign of either. The... Show more
zscale
Reviewed: 25/08/2021 15:04
Great for a short break in Kent
Nice site tucked away a walkable distance from Canterbury. There's a Park & Ride a short distance from the site for non-walkers. The owner (who lives offsite) is friendly and calls most afternoons to empty the bins and keep the site shipshape. The only slight downside is the adjacent very... Show more
Robbie Redcote
Reviewed: 04/05/2021 23:54
Easiest Site I've Booked Excellent Layout
Booked for 4 nights over May Bank Holiday. So easy to book, very nice quite, clean large site. The 5 Vans are very far from each other. The Owner, Mrs Ash, absolute gem, no hassle, keeps site very clean and she remove rubbish daily. Very easy communications, paid on line, just turned up... Show more
ashleberry
Reviewed: 01/07/2020 07:26
Disappointing
The site looks beautiful, we were looking forward to staying given its location, and previous positive reviews, as a one night stop, on our way to France, with a plan to rebook for a longer period of time to visit the surrounding area. Unfortunately due to Covid, we were forced... Show more
R A WOOLSTON
Reviewed: 12/09/2019 11:10
Nice location
We enjoyed our five night stay at Cobbs Meadow. Just a short drive into the City or the shopping outlets,but we used the Park and Ride,so much better. The site is spacious with loads of room between pitches,the water taps (2) one by the gate,the other near the railway,they are if your... Show more
Most recent reviews
mick809
Reviewed: 15/07/2024 13:40
CONVENIENT FOR CANTERBURY.
The owner of this site, Mrs Christine Ash, a cheerful lady, made it very easy to book and sent us explicit directions to the site, which was appreciated. In common with many other rural CLs the approach road, Bekesbourne Hill, was very narrow in plac...
