Safari tents in Kent Downs AONB

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Kent Downs AONB

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Dernwood Farm Wild Camping

17 units · Glamping, Tents70 acres · East Sussex, South East England

Camping and glamping in Sussex meadows and woodlands

Ham Hideaway

5 units · Glamping1 acre · Kent, South East England

Glamping in the Kent countryside, close to the coast – with an optional butler catering service

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Bozedown Boltholes

1 unit · Glamping1 acre · Reading, Berkshire, South East England

A single, self-contained safari tent with its own acre of land on the edge of the Chiltern Hills

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Cattlestone Farm

36 units · Glamping, Motorhomes, Tents60 acres · West Sussex, South East England

Friendly camping and glamping on a Sussex farm, with animals to meet, a pond to swim in, and the South Downs nearby.

Dernwood Farm Wild Camping

17 units · Glamping, Tents70 acres · East Sussex, South East England

Camping and glamping in Sussex meadows and woodlands

Star Field Camping

21 units · Glamping, Motorhomes, Tents1 acre · Kent, South East England

Off-grid camping and glamping in the High Weald of Kent with campfires, acres of space and a farm shop on site

Secluded luxury Glamping

2 units · Glamping2 acres · Kent, South East England

Luxury safari tent glamping on a rural Kent farm within walking distance of the local vineyards yet speedily reached from London

Ham Hideaway

5 units · Glamping1 acre · Kent, South East England

Glamping in the Kent countryside, close to the coast – with an optional butler catering service

Barefoot yurts and Safari Tent

2 units · Glamping5 acres · Rye, England

A unique self catering holiday   in an area of outstanding beauty Near Rye in East Sussex Escape to the peace and tranquility of the secluded countryside We offer a magical experience where you will connect with nature and fully relax. No neighbours, total privacy and uninterrupted views of the Brede valley. We feel very lucky to live in such a beautiful location where we are surrounded by exceptional natural beauty. Your experience at Barefoot yurts and Barefoot safari tent will be one that you never forget and be a place you want to come back to again and again, as so many of our guests do. We very much look forward to welcoming you. When you book our self catering Yurts or Our Safari tent you will have the whole site to yourselves. Both are in very private separate locations. Barefoot yurts has been a family business since 2009 Barefoot Yurts has 2 yurts booked together. One a bedroom and the other a sitting room that has sofa beds. There is a log cabin kitchen and shower room which is fully fitted and equipped for most cooking needs with electricity. The compost loo is next to the kitchen exclusive to the yurt guests. Barefoot safari tent is for 2 adults only. All under one roof is the kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. Off Grid.

Bozedown Boltholes

1 unit · Glamping1 acre · Reading, Berkshire, South East England

A single, self-contained safari tent with its own acre of land on the edge of the Chiltern Hills

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Brocklands Farm

2 units · Glamping1 acre · Petersfield, Hampshire, South East England

Reconnect with nature in a spacious safari tent, overlooking the hilly downlands of Hampshire’s Meon Valley

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Woodchests Glamping

3 units · Glamping2 acres · Pebmarsh, England

Safari tents in North Essex, close to the Suffolk border, with a fishing lake nearby.

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Wheatfields Luxury Glamping

2 units · Glamping10 acres · Rye, England

At Wheatfields we offer two unique, luxury safari lodges set in a stunning location on the edge of Romney Marsh on a family run farm. Close to the historic town of Rye and the fabulous Camber Sands and only two hours from London. The two spacious, en-suite Safari tents can sleep up to eight people each with an additional Bell tent included with one of the tents. Comfy beds with luxurious bedding & towels for all. Perfect for families and friends who want to spend time together enjoying the big outdoors either just in one of the tents or taking both to enjoy the whole site to themselves. The tents are self-contained with their own bathroom with hot shower, outside kitchens/Bar with BBQ/griddle and pizza oven and private parking, Cosy up to the wood burning stove or nestle around the firepit whilst watching the stars in a light free night sky. These spacious tents are fully equipped and have everything you need for a relaxing and memorable holiday, and you can bring the dog too.

Safari tents in Kent Downs AONB guide

Overview

Sloping farmlands, ancient woodlands, and lush wetlands make up the vast landscapes of the Kent Downs. Kent isn’t called the ‘Garden of England’ for nothing—visit the downs in spring to stroll through bluebell woods and daffodil meadows, in summer when wildflowers blanket the hilltops, or in autumn to admire the changing foliage. Miles of hiking, cycling, and horseback riding trails await outdoor adventurers, and campers have options year-round. Camp out in a tipi or pitch your tent by the beachside in summer, then cozy up in a heated glamping hut when the weather turns.

Where to go

North-West Downs and the Surrey Hills

The northern borders of the Kent Downs lie right on the outskirts of London, making it a popular choice for day-trippers. Enjoy rambling country walks around Sevenoaks, visit the Knole deer park, and stroll through the orchards of Plaxtol. For long-distance hikers, the North Downs Way national trail runs west into the Surrey Hills AONB.

Medway

North of Maidstone, the River Medway winds its way north to the coast, and the downs give way to lush marshlands. Set sail on a river cruise, discover the hometowns of Charles Dickens in Rochester and Chatham, or go bird-watching along the Thames Estuary at Northward Hill. To the east, seafront campsites and blue-flag beaches dot the shores of the Isle of Shetty.

Central Downs and the North Coast

The Kent Downs AONB has hikes to suit all levels. Explore ancient woodlands and Iron Age ruins in the White Horse Country Park, walk the valleys of the Devil's Kneading Trough, or stroll among the wildflowers in Perry Wood. Camp out in the hills and enjoy day trips to Kent attractions such as Canterbury Cathedral and Leeds Castle.

Kent’s South Coast

Few natural landmarks are as iconic as the White Cliffs of Dover, and a walk along the famous sea cliffs is a must if you’re visiting the south coast. Afterward, cycle along the Royal Military Canal, stroll along the beach at Folkestone, and choose a campsite with a sea view. Further south, it’s an easy detour to explore the Romney Marshes, a favorite among bird-watchers.