Places to explore near Chartham StationChartham

Chalk hills, ancient woods and orchards, ending in the white cliffs above the Channel

1 km S

Pilgrim country: orchards, vineyards and chalk downs between Farnham and the white cliffs of Dover.

1.1 km NW · Kent & Surrey

Square of Tudor and Jacobean houses between a Jacobean manor and a flint church, at the head of the Stour gap.

4.2 km W · Kent

Mother church of English Christianity, soaring Gothic.

5.2 km NE

A wood on the Downs above Selling with a raised timber lookout, 'the Pulpit', giving a view to the Thames estuary.

6.1 km W

Edwardian terraced gardens with a Japanese rock garden and a hillside vineyard.

6.4 km NW

Michelin-starred Kent village pub from the Fordwich Arms team, cited by NatGeo and olive.

7.6 km E

Riverside pub in England's smallest town near Canterbury, ambitious modern cooking.

8.7 km NE

A wooded animal park near Canterbury known for the largest captive gorilla group in Britain and its breeding herds.

9.2 km E

A crown cut into the down by agricultural students in 1902 for Edward VII's coronation, and still lit for royal occasions.

9.3 km SW

Long-established Kentish food hall and kitchen on the edge of Faversham, named Food Hall of the Year 2024.

9.7 km NW

A National Trust place in Kent.

3.6 km NE

Twelfth-century stone collecting house on a Canterbury hillside, where tunnels gathered spring water to be piped down to St Augustine's Abbey.

6.2 km NE

Brick country dining pub down winding lanes near Faversham, with a large orchard garden.

6.8 km N

Britain's smallest town by charter, a former Canterbury river port on the Stour with a timber town hall.

8.6 km NE · Kent

Smock mill on the common at Stelling Minnis, worked into the 1970s and kept in working order.

9.6 km S