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Flip Out Chatham (Medway), Chatham’s Biggest & Best Indoor Adventure Park, is full of fun for all the family & all ages. Visit and you’ll ‘flip-out’ with excitement, challenging yourself to greater leaps and bounds in the funnest, family-based environment!
Located in Gillingham, Kent's most up-to-date leisure venue. Providing cutting edge fun, entertainment, fitness and sports activities for the whole community.
With entertainment at its heart, SOAR is an exciting 300m dual-level indoor Go-Kart Circuit using the most technically innovative electric kart on the market.
Michelin-starred restaurant focused on seasonality and provenance, cooked over charcoal produced from a local Kentish woodland. Daily menu alongside a four course tasting menu.
Situated just 10 minutes outside the historic city of Canterbury and surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside walks Kent has to offer.
Nestled among shops and cafes, a five-minute walk from the iconic Canterbury Cathedral.
A luxury contemporary style B&B on the edge of Canterbury's historic city centre, the comfortable sitting room is decorated in soft shades, with a cosy wood-burining stove for winter's evenings. Off the sitting room there is a modern wetroom with lovely mosaic tiles, thick white towels, handmade soap and L'Occitane toiletries. Up a steep flight of stairs, the bedroom is decorated in black and white with an antique glass chandelier and dark wood furniture.
Trosley Park covers 170 acres of beautiful woodland and chalk downland on the North Downs
Built in response to fears that enemy ships might venture into the Thames estuary and attack the naval dockyards at Deptford, Woolwich and Chatham, the Thames & Medway Canal originally linked the River Thames at Gravesend with the River Medway at Strood.
