Places to explore near Teynham StationTeynham

Thames Estuary island with Minster Abbey, clay cliffs full of fossils, the Elmley marshes' birds and Leysdown's beaches

4 km N

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

4.1 km SE

A Victorian garden known for its towering clipped yew cloud hedges.

5.8 km S

Market town of some 500 listed buildings around a creek, home to Shepherd Neame, Britain's oldest brewer.

6.2 km E · Kent

A Georgian mansion with a walled garden, pinetum and a noted collection of clocks.

7.1 km S

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

7.3 km SE

One path around a whole country — beach, clifftop and seawall the entire way round England's coast, opening stretch by stretch.

1.5 km N · spans 24 counties

Around Kent's Roman-era coastline from Gravesend to Hastings — a shore the sea has since abandoned for miles at a stretch.

1.5 km N · Kent & East Sussex

A National Nature Reserve in Kent.

3.9 km N

Flint ruins of a small chapel, Saxon and later, beside Watling Street outside Faversham, its chancel raised on a 4th-century Roman mausoleum.

4 km SE

A country park in Kent.

4.2 km NW

Part of the hospital and royal lodge Henry III founded beside Watling Street in 1234, now housing Roman finds dug up locally.

5.2 km SE

Remote weatherboarded inn where two creeks meet on the Faversham marshes, reached down a dead-end lane.

6.1 km E

A National Nature Reserve in Kent.

6.6 km E