A steep pebble beach with some shingle at the rear. On clear days it might be possible to see the distant shores of France across the Channel.
Stroll through this old Victorian pleasure garden and marvel at the range of habitats. The lake is a shady oasis and the valley swoops down to the Brockhill stream, teeming with life. The park offers fantastic views to the English Channel.
Medieval church with an extraordinary "ossuary" (the largest and best-preserved collection of ancient human skulls and bones in Britain) The church is a wonderful example of how English parish churches have grown and changed through history, with a variety of architectural styles and features.
The grounds of Saltwood Castle are not normally open to the public but a few times a year there is a rare chance to see this romantic, medieval castle. There is a moat, battlements, a secret garden, peacocks, and on occasions you can view the Rt. Hon Alan Clark’s classic car collection.
The American Garden remains a place of tranquillity, brimming with a vibrant array of rhododendrons and scented azaleas, interwoven by sunlit glades and meandering pathways.
Here you can explore the eventful history of one of Kent’s most fascinating landmarks and find out what the Royal Military Canal has to offer today. Whatever the weather or season there’ll be something to see or do along the canal.
Low growing herbs flourish in the rabbit-grazed turf, attracting numerous butterflies in summer.
The walk leads from the park through Willow Wood and on along quiet country lanes. The woodland was previously used in salt preparation. It was burned to help evaporate water from saltpans along the seashore.
The route passes through the beautiful village of Saltwood, and offers the chance to admire the impressive 12th century parish church dedicated to St Peter and St Paul.
This 7.8 mile walk starts with a climb to the top of Tolsford Hill, an impressive natural feature that remains wild and unspoilt. The route boasts magnificent views and travels through chalk grassland where buzzards and skylarks are often seen soaring high above the hills. Journey through the villages of Peene and Saltwood before returning to the country park through a sheltered valley
