The Hicks family have been welcoming visitors to this unusual corner of Kent for almost fifty years — touring pitches, a summer pop-up campsite, and caravan storage, all a short walk from the marsh's oldest stories.
Stay with us
Come and stay with us, Caravan, Campervan, Tent or Tentbox. We pride ourselves on spotless facilities, our onsite Café, and the family always available to help.
Pitches for caravans and campervans, with water and electric hook-up included in the price. Short stays welcome, or contact us for information on monthly pitches across summer or winter.
For bank holidays and the school summer holiday, we open the field to tents, tentboxes and small campervans — the ideal summer getaway, deep in nature.
Things to do
Old Romney sits at the centre of it all — steam railways, safari parks, ancient bone crypts, and a few very good places to eat.
Open to the public, our café serves specialty coffee and sweet treats, with a menu that changes with the seasons. The Tipsy Broomstick is open for 3 nights a week serving alcohol.
Jessamine's rescued ponies are a gentle and friendly presence on the farm, offering visitors a chance to get up close and personal with these beautiful animals. Keep an eye out for their carers Kirtsy and Bea giving them a walk around the farm.
Our orchard is home to a variety of fruit trees, including apples, pears, and plums. It's a great place to pick your own fruit in the summer months. Its also a lovely place to walk your dogs or enjoy a picnic
A collection of wartime equipment, aircraft-crash remains and memorabilia, gathered since the museum's formation in 1972 as a tribute to all who served.
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Kent's "mainline in miniature" — one-third scale steam and diesel locomotives run 13½ miles from Hythe to Dungeness, stopping at four stations, each near a beach.
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A safari-style day out across hundreds of acres of Kentish savannah, at the Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve.
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A Grade II listed lighthouse, first listed in 1992, that has recently celebrated its centenary looking out over the shingle.
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Britain's largest and best-preserved bone crypt — around 1,000 skulls across four bays, plus a 7.5m stack of bones reassembled in 1910.
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A registered charity, run entirely by volunteers since 1984, preserving railway history and countryside crafts through its museum and craft centre.
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A restaurant and bar in New Romney, with a Mediterranean twist on the menu.
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A family-run Italian in New Romney, known for a warm welcome and full-flavoured cooking — or bring Italy to your pitch with delivery.
You can't go wrong with a curry — a local favourite for a takeaway night in.
Right next door to the farm — a classic British cafe for all your fry-up needs.
A traditional pub in Ivychurch, a short drive away, with good pub grub and often live music and games.
Street food to die for, a short walk from the farm or delivered straight to you if you fancy a night off cooking.
Old Romney sits on part of National Cycle Network Route 2 and Route 11 — but with so many mapped and unmapped lanes nearby, you could ride for hours and never run out of sights.
Take a look here to start planning your adventure. The History of Romney Marsh
Before you arrive
Yes — we love dogs! To keep things comfortable for everyone on the farm, we do ask that dogs are kept on a lead while out and about. If your furbaby needs a proper run, find one of us and we'll point you to the orchard.
Currently, only the Caravan Area has WiFi available for pitches, however, there is free Wi-Fi available at The Tipsy Broomstick café onsite!
Yes you can! If you are booking seperatley, please add a comment in the booking so we can ensure pitches are together.
You can book directly through our website or through one of our booking partners. Any questions or special requests please contact us directly.
Check-in is from 2pm until 6pm, and check-out is 11am. We're happy to help with early arrivals or late departures where we can.
Yes, we do allow campfires in the tent field, subject to weather conditions, but please ensure they are contained and safe at all times. We even have fire pits and logs available to hire and purchase.
Subject to weather conditions, we do allow BBQs on the farm. Please ensure they are used safely and responsibly.
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