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The Cabin - Log Fire Cosy Home. Sleeps 4 - Folkestone
10 5 reviews

The Cabin - Log Fire Cosy Home. Sleeps 4

cabin, Folkestone
This Folkestone lodge provides easy access to the Kent Downs (3.2 km drive), Folkestone Beach (1.3 km drive), Folkestone Harbour (965 m drive), and the Kent Battle of Britain Museum (6.4 km drive).
This pet-friendly, one-bedroom, one-bathroom accommodation accommodates up to four guests and is ideally situated for exploring local attractions including the Leas Lift and the Elham Valley Railway Museum.
Barrows Hut - Folkestone
9.9 231 reviews

Barrows Hut

cabin
This shepherd's hut, located in a peaceful Kent setting, offers a unique stay a short distance from unspecified nearby landmarks.
The self-catering unit sleeps two, features a full-size walk-in shower, private garden with patio and decking, and offers a continental breakfast for an additional £10.
Cosy Cabin, Hidden From The Main House - Sleeps 2 - Ev - Folkestone
9.9 287 reviews

Cosy Cabin, Hidden From The Main House - Sleeps 2 - Ev

cabin, Hawkinge
Cosy Cabin, a self-catering lodge in Hawkinge, is located 5.5km from Folkestone Central Railway Station and 6.4km from Folkestone Harbour.
This recently renovated Old Hawkinge retreat offers 18 square metres of space, sleeping up to two guests, with a kitchenette, private parking, and a fitness centre, plus a secluded garden and picnic area.
Peacock Mews - Folkestone
9.8 630 reviews

Peacock Mews

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This pet-friendly annex is situated in the Kent countryside, just 10km from the Channel Tunnel and 20km from Dover Ferry Port, offering a peaceful retreat. It has consistently received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and overall user experience.
The self-catering cabin has one bedroom and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to three guests. Enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, a private garden with a dog shower, and the option of dog walking services for a stress-free getaway.

Frequently asked questions about campings in Folkestone

  • What are the top attractions to visit on a day trip to Folkestone?

    Folkestone's got loads to see! You've got the Creative Quarter with its independent shops and galleries, the harbour with its fishing boats and the Leas, a clifftop promenade with stunning views. The Folkestone Museum tells the story of the town and there's the Folkestone Harbour Arm with its restaurants and bars.
  • What are the best holiday parks in Folkestone?

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  • Which sections of Folkestone are best for finding holiday parks?

    The best places for holiday parks are around the outskirts of Folkestone. You'll find them near the coast, like in the Sandgate area, or inland near the countryside, like in the Hawkinge area.
  • What are the best pet friendly holiday parks in Folkestone?

    The best pet friendly holiday parks in Folkestone are Tps-overnight Stay In A 1956 Hy Citroen Van and Bertha Vintage Motorhome.

  • What are the best activities for camping lovers in Folkestone ?

    Folkestone's great for camping. You can explore the White Cliffs of Dover, take a walk along the beach, go kayaking in the harbour, or even cycle the scenic countryside. There's a lot to keep you busy!
  • What are the best holiday parks with parking in Folkestone?

    Tps-overnight Stay In A 1956 Hy Citroen Van and Bertha Vintage Motorhome are the best holiday parks with parking in Folkestone.

  • Why is Folkestone an ideal place for camping?

    Folkestone's a great spot for camping as it's got something for everyone. You've got the beaches, the countryside, and the town itself with its shops and restaurants. Plus, it's close to other attractions like Dover and Canterbury.
  • What outdoor events or nature festivals are happening in and around Folkestone?

    Folkestone has a few events, but the biggest is the Folkestone Triennial, a contemporary art festival that happens every three years. There's also the Folkestone Food Festival in the summer.
  • What family-friendly outdoor activities are available in Folkestone?

    There's loads for families in Folkestone! The harbour arm is good for a stroll, and the Folkestone Leas are great for a picnic. The Folkestone Adventure Park has a climbing wall, zip line, and obstacle course.

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