Canterbury Road Wealden Forest Park, Herne Bay CT6 7LE England

Wildwood’s mission is to protect, conserve, and rewild British wildlife. Wildwood is a native species conservation charity established in 2002 to push the boundaries of innovative conservation and rewilding. We work with nature to fight the biodiversity crisis, to halt the extinction of species and to create resilient habitats for nature to thrive. We focus on nature-based solutions to return native species and in recreating truly wild spaces. Our parks in Kent and Devon are amazing and inspirational places, visitors can see over 200 native animals from the past and present as they walk though beautiful woodlands. From bears and bison to red squirrels, otters, wolves and beavers. The parks also act as our conservation centers where we breed for release endangered species. By kindling a passion for wildlife, we can motivate their sense of responsibility to safeguard it. Wildwood brings the wonder of our natural world to life through our ancient woodland wildlife parks.

Reculver Lane Reculver, Herne Bay CT6 6SS England

Central Parade, Herne Bay CT6 5JN England

An interesting Pier with different things to do on it the life and soul of the Town. From fun rides, good food, special ales, best Ice Cream in Town, local small shops to a great entertainment venue, and must not forget the crabbing it is the best ! Green Environmentally friendly Crabbing equipment and bait available on the Pier. Come and browse the shopping arcade of beach huts before grabbing a bite to eat.

Western Esplanade to Central Parade, Herne Bay CT6 5HZ England

Central Parade, Herne Bay CT6 5JN England

72 Central Parade, Herne Bay CT6 5JQ England

Reculver Lane Reculver, Herne Bay CT6 6SS England

12 William Street, Herne Bay CT6 5EJ England

The town museum of Herne Bay. A small museum with many interesting items from fossils to a bouncing bomb of Dambusters fame.

Kings Road, Herne Bay CT6 5DD England

Central Parade, Herne Bay England

Facing Telford Terrace is a quaisi Victorian sunken garden, erected to celebrate the twinning of Waltrop and Herne Bay. The sundial on the seaward side is a gift from Waltrop, designed by the burgermeister Herr Jochen Mungner. In the centre of the garden is a Portland stone fountain given to the town in 1888 by London Alderman Col. Horatio Davies, who became Lord Mayor of London. (This fountain was originally located near the clock tower).

56 Central Parade, Herne Bay CT6 5JG England

Beacon Hill, Herne Bay England

East Cliff Parade, Herne Bay CT6 6BA England

Hampton Pier Avenue Hampton, Herne Bay CT6 8DL England

Herne Bay England