Top 38 things to do and attractions in Faversham

Ample parking. Restaurants within walking distance. A couple large antique shops. Some lovely picturesque walks nearby Well worth a visit.

Quints Retreat, antique/collectibles galore, a gallery, fish shop etc. A lovely walk along the river too.

A local regular place that I walk to. There are some interesting shops and cafes, plus a variety of boats on the creek. When the tide is up you can often see people rowing up and down.

A pleasant place to while away some time, looking at the various barges and wandering around the bric-a-brac shops. Just walk down to the end of Abbey Street (the medieval cobbled road lined with historic buildings) and it's to the left of the pub (also worth a visit).

Beautiful place, a hidden gem, Brookwood is a great place for bike meets of a weekend. Great community. Dan's Hotdogs are the best. Highly recommend.

Gritty cockles at it best !! Don't mind washing them but I took a take away pot . Was not offered a size tub so got worked the biggest one .

Lovely place to wander. Good Antique Shops & Bri a Bra. Fantastic Butchers.

Attended a Brewery Tour and Beer Tasting session yesterday. The tour was led by Martin who had a wealth of knowledge about the Brewing History of Faversham. Who highly recommend the tour.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ An excellent experience at the Shepherd Neame Brewery Tour! The tour was both informative and fun — a perfect blend of history, brewing knowledge, and local heritage. Our guide was enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about the craft. It was fascinating to see behind the scenes of Britain's oldest brewer and learn how their beers are made. The tasting session at the end was a real highlight. We got to sample a great range of their beers, each with unique character and flavour. Whether you're a beer lover or just curious about the brewing process, this tour is a must-do if you're in the area. Highly recommended!

We had a really nice time at the tour! Thanks Martin and Aubrey for the informations. Best brewery tour we been to. Greetings from germany! Beer was also tasty 😉.

Go here from time to time . Its abit of a nightmare to get to as there's a low bridge one end and hgvs aren't allowed though the town . But the way I go in is you will do a sharp right turn then follow the road down and the yards on the left hand side . You will see the signs as you go into the yard no hgvs passed this point . That's the route into town I know it's abit confusing. But once your in the yard the forklift driver has you load off in no time . There the best people to ask if you do find yourself in a muddle as there from the area .

Enjoyed an excellent "Father's Day" gift this weekend, visiting the Shepherd Neame brewery. The tour was succinct and informative, reviewing each stage of the process of making beer. This is followed by a sample session at the end, rounding it off nicely. I would recommend a visit if you are in this lovely part of the country.

Visited this brewery on the 8th October 25 and had a great couple of hours. You meet in the bar on site, then our tour guide Martin introduce himself. Martin made this tour, he is a extremely knowledgeable guide and very passionate about his beers. You walk around the brewery with your guide explaining how the various beers and larger are made. I'm not a great beer drinker but I thoroughly enjoyed this tour, and I learnt a lot about the whole process. A big thank you to Martin.

I got the brewery tour as a birthday gift and we absolutely loved it :-). Nice small brewery and very informative tour. Note-All I would say have some food before you go as, first of all, I was pretty drunk by the end ot the tasting and secondly no restaurants in Faversham do food from 3 to 6 and the tour finishes just after 3 o'clock. Overall very lovely experience.

One of those places that makes you love England as an expat. A stunning old-fashioned cinema with décor straight out of the 60s, and staff who make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. The atmosphere is unique, the prices are refreshingly reasonable, and the film selection is excellent — often showing gems you won’t find elsewhere. A true treasure that deserves support.

Recently took my younger siblings to see Sonic 3, it was great! The prices were amazing and cheaper than any other cinema i have been before. The staff was very kind!, I recommend going here, and this will be my number one cinema from now on!

Wonderful little cinema in Faversham. Good selection of movies, good bar and ticket prices are usually very reasonable. Seating is comfortable and sound quality pretty good. A pretty little gem in this nice town.

The Royal Cinema, Faversham, is a wonderful local amenity. Polite and efficient staff with great customer service. The snacks and drinks available are well priced too. It is just how cinemas used to be before the arrival of the soulless multiplex cinema 'experience'. Great value for not much money.

My husband and I loved this ‘old fashioned’ cinema. The door was held open as we entered and then we were met by a very polite and well presented young man behind the counter. Our tickets 🎟️ were old paper versions from yesteryear. Then another young gent welcomed us into the auditorium. The auditorium is from another world and time, we LOVED it. Such a pleasant and memorable evening.

Such a great cinema. The ticket and refreshment prices are reasonable, and beat the multiplexes by a remarkable margin. The seats are comfortable, the people are nice and the town centre location is fantastic. If you're local the chances are you'll run into friends and acquaintances there which adds to the social feel of going to the cinema. All in all, it's a lovely experience.

Have been going to the Faversham cinema ever since I was a boy and as per usual I loved my experience! Extremely friendly and professional staff and fair prices for popcorn and other snacks. The building is brilliantly old fashioned as you hope to expect with a traditional picture house and is very clean and cosy. If you haven’t been to this small and charming cinema then get yourself in there and enjoy the experience! 5 stars from me!

An oasis of calm in grounds that powered the empire with gunpowder. Ruins of the gunpowder production buildings, the canals that powered and transported the industry remain.

Nice little park to walk around. Free parking a massive plus!

Beautiful woodland with some cool old structures from when it was a working mill. Informative signs around the country park tell you about the old works. Lots of effort goes into habitats and nature conservation with bat boxes up all round the site. There are a few areas where the site connects to restricted access land(fishing lakes) and you have to keep dogs on a lead. There is parking at the visitors centre.

Its very quiet, relaxing and informative. Good for walking the dog but the whole thing is not very big. A gentle walk and you have walked around it all in 40mins or so...

Loved this little walk. Different routes depending on if you can manage stairs or need a flat route with walkways. We did all of the routes and it took us about an hour. Lots of information boards on the history of the gunpowder works and the nature you may spot during your visit. Lots of song birds singing and very relaxed and quiet.

Wonderful park in west Faversham for relaxing or walk your furry friend. The park includes the gunpowder works buildings and it is fairly interesting exploring the ruins and read the signs on the site's history. The trails are fairly easy to walk and well signposted. The lakes are great but be aware that in summer there may be a lot of mosquitoes. Get your wellies as well as some sections will be fairly muddy.

Had a lovely walk with the dogs. Free car park though be aware the gates are locked quite early , though there are plenty of signs to warn you. Toilet . Bins and picnic benches dotted about . Plenty of route markers and info boards .

Just the loveliest jewel of Faversham! The coffee hut was just opening as myself and a friend arrived, but that did not stop the two wonderful ladies from giving us a warm welcome! A cafetiere of coffee and a flat white (white coffee to you and me) was just a mere £4, but full of flavour. A visit to the compost loo was an experience, but that said, it was clean and well kept! We stayed for a second cuppa and when taking in the empties at the end of our stay, we bid the ladies farewell and received smiles and an open invite back!

Tried to visit but access is difficult via a footpath from an area of limited parking and a large school entrance. It’s on the tin.. ‘community garden’. That’s what it is.. pedestrian access rather than for visitors with a car. Shame as I wanted to see it.

Fantastic, Community Physic Garden in the heart of Faversham lots to see and do or just sit and relax in it's tranquil space.

A nice garden i walked across with a lot of interesting projects and plants

Great place to go and visit and learn how grow different herbs and fruits.

Beautiful space and beautiful garden. It's a pity that it's let down by some snooty women "in the reading club" trying to get rid of "the public" in the coffee hut. Taking one table per person (this should not be allowed when the place is tiny), making comments and b!tching about people with tattoos and women and men's general looks, all this while reading poetry. For the record, we don't have any tattoos. Shame that this behaviour clouds the peace and beauty of the place. Management should be aware of the unwelcoming attitude of some of their regulars considering that this is a charity and it doesn't run on thin air...we're paying customers, but their demeanor has made us think twice about returning.

Peaceful garden with nature right at the top of the agenda: pond area, herb garden, veg plots, bee hives, flowers etc. Very calming place to spend time. We took a picnic and sat on one of the many benches dotted around the garden. There are refreshments available to buy too. Volunteers and staff very friendly and helpful. Check opening times as these can vary.

A very first time visit to the Britain's oldest brewery. The tour was informative and tour guide made us welcome with his friendly talk. He explained the whole brewing process step by step and the history of the site. At the end, tasting experience was great. Btw good to know about beer rather then just drink 😜. Worth the visit.

Visited brewery for the first time today and I was amazed! I am not much of a beer drinker so I was not sure what to expect, but it was actually great to see the process of beer making and the history behind it. At the end of the tour we had opportunity to taste some beers and learn more about the taste/smell of each one. Special thanks to Nick as he was a great tour guide! It is definitely worth a visit if you are interested in beers or not!

I could not recommend the tour and beer tasting highly enough! I came here for an afternoon outing with my family and we enjoyed every moment! Our tour guide Nick, was extremely informative and gave us a great look around the brewery and explained the intense process that goes into making the beer. I learned a lot about beer that I did not know before, and about the long history at Britain’s oldest brewery. We also had a great beer tasting, and I really enjoyed learning about Shepard Neame’s most popular and well loved beers. This is a great afternoon out and you will not be disappointed.

Amazing tour and tutored tasting today. Tour guide Aubrey was fantastic. Highly recommended.

I found this tour to be highly informative and incredibly interesting. Not just in terms of the process for beer making but also on the history of beer and ale as part of the English culture and the company itself. Then as an added bonus you get to taste 6 different lagers / ales and stouts. All in all a thoroughly enjoyable experience. So much so that I’ve now signed up for the evening meal and beer tasting event.

Note. The tour is now £25. The shop Is welcoming and sells a full range of SN beers, plus a few other labels they are licensed to produce. Also sell SN branded items, from t shirts to beer mats. This is a review of the shop, not the tour!

A great experience visiting the Shepherd Neame brewery, Laura our guide was full of knowledge and interesting facts of the brewery. The tasting experience was a fascinating culmination of the tour. Would thoroughly recommend and hopefully enjoy a couple of hours looking in to the past and present from the oldest brewery in Great Britain.

We visited Reads and had the dinner, room and breakfast package. The restaurant is in a beautiful location and has very scenic grounds. Our room was huge, immaculate in presentation and had lovely views of the grounds from the windows. There were no coffee/tea making facilities in the room and this was moved to a pantry down the hall that was communal for all guests. This was something to do with Covid regulations rather than having them individually in the room. Tea and coffee are free, everything else had a charge. It would have been preferable to have this in the room as we are very early risers and didn't want to go and use the pantry and risk waking other guests making a hot drink. Our room was very impressive but my wife and I found the bed pretty firm and we didn't get a good night's sleep due to this. Staff were very attentive, friendly and welcoming. I was very impressed with the restaurant having a table for us that we could come down for dinner at any time between 6.30-8.30pm. The restaurant was beautifully presented and only four tables in the room we were seated. This meant you didn't feel on top of the other guests and a really nice touch. The food was excellent - very well cooked and presented. There was nothing we didn't finish and we enjoyed everything placed in front of us. The portions were perfectly sized so by the end of the meal, my wife and I were completely full. The selection of wine was also very impressive and caters for all tastes! We never felt rushed or pressured, everything was taken at our pace - another massive positive. A genuine customer focus! Breakfast was either fruit, cereal or cooked. There was also toast, patisseries and a selection of homemade lemon curd, honey and jam. The cooked breakfast was perfect. I would highly recommend this venue and restaurant for that special celebration.

The perfect place for a special lunch. Excellent wine list, beautiful food cooked perfectly. The rooms are traditionally decorated and its clearly very popular so I recommend booking.

On Wednesday evening 7/6/23 my wife and I visited READS restaurant....a delightful present gift voucher 🎁 thanks to our Sweetheart Holly 👧❤... Reads restaurant is within Macknade Manor and situated just over a mile from Faversham Town centre ( bus route serves here at Bus stop Macknade Garage stop Nos. 3A & 638)) along the Canterbury Road A2. As you approach thesign-posted leafy tree lined entrance off the Canterbury Road... there lies a hidden gem! Within the grounds facing you stands MACKNADE MANOR, a period style achitecture Georgian era house. The neat short good surfaced driveway peels off to your right in front of the Manor and leads you to a well spaced car park 🚘 with ample parking spaces (disabled spaces inclusive).). Disabled entrance to the Manor House, and disabled toilets and seating inside too. The surroundings and grounds very beautiful and well preserved, with an abundance of various towering tree 🌳 species including Cedar, Horse Chesnut and Weeping Willow border the premises. The lush green lawns and flower beds so matching and are regularly visited by Robins, Thrushes, Wrens, and Blackbirds. Bird song virtuoso echos around the grounds in constant melody. A cosy warm little hidden corner of Kent. Our overall experience I describe here was excellent and one of the most relaxing summer evenings in our reckoning. For here at Reads the atmosphere within the restaurant was SO very peaceful, tranquil, and timeless. Eleagant beautiful Georgian period furnishings, fabrics, decor, and seating all throughout the interiors that are so comfortable. The hallway, lounge, dining rooms, and novel historic 'picture framed' corridors are all on the ground floor (as with the very clean hygenic toilets!). Macknade Manor shows a true periodical era of Georgian splendour. We were greeted by warm welcoming friendly, professional staff always happy to please...and they certainly did as we discovered! My personal applause 👏 and praise to the chef, catering staff, waitors, waitresses and managers for their recognisable effort and presentation. Cuisine and food menu course of the highest finest aquired taste and choice from the best local seasonal Kent produce produce....UNFORGETTABLE! 👏 Maybe or whether it was a one-off experience (?).....but certainly one to cherish and remember in every good aspect....and yes, definately worthy in consideration of a future return. I thank all the very kind managers, staff, waitors and waitresses for all photos allowed and taken with the utmost courtesy. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed this pleasant stay ( 1830pm arrival here, opened at 1900pm, stayed til 2113pm) at Reads ...a memorable 💖 Kent location in our books. Excellent, well ✔ 👍 done Reads. Best regards Chris & Patricia. 💞

It was such a fantastic evening. Expect to spend 3 hours if you go for the taster menu. Its absolutely amazing. If you are not a big eater, ask to take the bread home together with the biscuit and cheese course as you dont want to miss the dishes. Highly recommended. Staff are too professional for a british dining experience. Its as if you are dining in downton abbey and served as such 😇❤️

Great fine dining experience, enjoyed the dishes, delicately cooked and well presented. Great interior and attentive service. The ice cream soufle and British cheese plate were amazing.

Have to say a great place and great food the service needs to be a little smoother but all in all really good and a wonderful place to enjoy as a couple or a lager party. Highly rated 5*

This restaurant ALWAYS delivers. Unobtrusive, yet attentive service. Beautifully presented servings & delicious in tasting. En pointe. Can’t wait for next time...

It was nice here. Service was very fast and kind staff. The food was tasty and the atmosphere was good.

What a beautiful pub and the garden. Lovely staff and great beer. Highly recommend for people with dogs and kids. Food was amazing(must try).

Visited midday on Wednesday, lovely quiet pub with good food, dog friendly, clean toilets, watch out for the wobbly floors and characterful furniture!

On Saturday evening we had been let down and Paige and Mark stepped up and offered to help make our Daughters 18th birthday very very special and they certainly did that! There was over 40 of us in the garden, Paige put up the balloons we delivered and reserved some tables under a huge umbrella for us all outside. what a lovely space their garden is! The young children ran around with the dogs leaving the adults to drink, chat and mingle and when it came to birthday cake time, Paige and Mark both delivered the cake into the garden for us With napkins and cutlery and smiles. Nothing was too much for them. When a family member got drinks they put them on a tray and carried them to the garden for them. Checking on everyone throughout the evening, clearing glasses and taking time the chat too. We will most definitely be visiting again soon! The entire family agreed what a super place it is and how refreshing it was to feel both wanted and appreciated.

Great food. Cozy atmosphere and lovely staff

Great atmosphere, old pub, lovely fireplace and decent food for a reasonable price. They have very small selection of non Shepherd Neame beers though, but they have Neck Oil, which was good enough for me. Overall 8.5/10, would come again.

Absolutely amazing in all areas. Cannot wait to go back to the friendliest nicest pub in the southeast and enjoy more of their hospitality and food

The Bear does it again! Brilliant Saturday and Sunday lunch. If they had rooms, we could just move in. To top it all, lovely roast potatoes just put on the bar, no charge, for everyone to enjoy. If you want to experience a proper home cooked British meal you need to go no further than The Bear. Great selection of beer and wine. Real sense of family run establishment. How lucky we are to have this marvellous boozer on our doorstep.

A traditional and atmospheric English pub in the heart of Faversham serving good food and drink at very reasonable prices. The fabric of the building oozes with historical features and things of interest. If you're into chrome and minimalism you won't find it here but you will find a warm and friendly venue to share time with friends and family. Additionally, the friendly and welcoming staff are always ready to make your visit a little bit more special. Recommended.

Lovely historic pub an absolute joy,lovely bars,very good service,nice selection of ales and it was very nice sitting outside watching the world go by.

All you need a drink in cosy atmosphere and this place is providing you that. Good service and nice location in pretty street of a pretty town.

An unspoilt market-square pub. Multiple bar rooms. Could be fantastic if the Muzak was switched off and if they offered more than one beer. Adequate service, though not exactly welcoming.

When You are here in Faversham have a rest at the bear inn! Simply good! This pub is so wonderful British! We were glad to be here. ...and taste the glorious SHEPHERD NEAME, which comes from here! As a German I like a good beer - especially Pilsner, but when I'm in England I only drink local! Of course! On my first England trip many years ago SHEPHERD NEAME was the first English beer I ever had, unforgettable! "Spitfire" is my favorite but a Master Brew is also very nice! AND: Don't drink when You must drive!!

Couple of well kept cask ales on the Bar Plenty of rooms to choose to drink in Outside seating available if it's dry

This is an amazing place! Largest collection of fruit varieties on earth. This is where we save our fruit heritage. This goes on your bucket list.

We loved the variety of fruit trees, information, miniature railway ride, superb circuit and value for money! Lots to see during our guided walk with a staff member. Very interesting indeed and certainly gets my thumbs up! 😀

Recently attended the Cider festival as a trader. It was so well organised and the staff worked tirelessly to make sure everything ran smoothly.

Apple Fair is a good day out in Brogdale collecting heritage apples and visiting the displays

I went to Brogdale for the Cherry picking. Lots of fun and very yummy! It is a stunning site, I could have spent all day there. They have huge poly tunnels modelling climate change with increased temperatures up to +4 degrees than normal with drought conditions to see what will grow well in the future. They plant two each from hundreds of varieties of fruit trees from all around the world. This is the UK's National Collection of Fruit Trees and is an exceptionally beautiful and important heritage and research site. The entrance walkway has some beautiful cherry, pear and apple trees alongside the model railway track. Well worth a visit!

We visited on Apple day and had a good time! There were tractor, miniature train and walking tours of the orchards, live music, falconry, archery, Apple demonstrations (tasting etc) as well as a range of food and craft stalls. The entertainment is more limited outside of the theme days. Well worth a visit and plenty to keep children occupied for a few hours.

Even if you don't like apples it's a brilliant place to visit. The orchards are massive and there's a lovely cafe here

We went for lunch on our wedding anniversary, food and service were excellent, pub was quiet at lunchtime, but I feel the service would be the same if busy or not. We were made so welcome and a lovely little touch of a card and an extra dish after our meal. Highly recommended.

A real community pub with an art class in progress when we arrived. I had the most delicious fish and chips - I can not remember having any better. There were also excellent tasty gluten free options for my wife.

Wonderful meal last night. Started off with a selection of small plates. Then I had lamb, very tasty. Too full to have a dessert. Looking forward to visiting again

Prebooked for 5 adults, we chose the Sunday roast. Very welcoming staff, relaxed, friendly atmosphere. All orders arrived together and in good time, beautifully cooked,arriving hot. Definitely would recommend and visit again.

Had lunch with friends. pub was actually very quiet but the food was exquisite 👌 loved every course. I don't normally do a desert but I did and ate the whole extremely chocolaty thing. yum yum yum. We will be going back VERY soon.

Favourite pub for a drink, quick and friendly service, great space indoor and out. But, the lunchtime food/quick snacks were not great. Some more variety and healthier/more colourful options would be very welcome.

Visited yesterday on a recommendation. The food was lovely, the pork bites starter was delicious. The beef roast was superb.

Delicious pizza and drinks in a fantastic location! They have loads of good topping options and they use really high quality ingredients. I believe they also have some weekly specials for pizza so that's definitely something to look out for. We didn't order in advance but the food arrived very quickly. Would highly recommend this place if you want some authentic pizza.

Fantastic pizza restaurant with plenty of tables inside and out, surprisingly large and very cute. Plenty of fairy lights, wooden boards, light colours and boat themed interior. Clean toilets, clean tables, lovley and clean bar and food area. The milkshakes are amazing; nice and thick and genuinely delicious flavours, not just synthetic plasticy flavours. £12 for a margarita pizza which is the cheapest on the menu and arguably you can find cheaper elsewhere as i felt they were the bog standard pizza but actually the service and place was worth it. Free 2 hour parking around the back, wheelchair and child friendly. They also offer takeaway.

We visited in the afternoon on a week day. I ordered the courgette pizza and extra olives at Papa Bianco and it was absolutely delicious! Super tasty with loads of cheese, really fresh flavours, and a lovely balance with the courgette. The base was just right too, crispy and thin base. We didn't have to wait long and the online system was easy to use using the table number and QR code. Would definitely return...highly recommend!

Great location, on the quay of Faversham. Good selection of cocktails and non alcoholic drinks. Plenty of seating and dog friendly too. There is outdoor seating and live music on certain days of the week. There really is something for everyone. Food service was amazingly fast and we were able to order from the QR code with no trouble what so ever. Pizza toppings are always changing and good quality tasting. The pizzas are thin based and full of flavour. Good selection of beers on offer too. I will definitely be returning.

Pizza crust 🍕Crispy & yummy Bueno milkshake 😍 Chill vibes + super friendly staff = 10/10, coming back for sure!

A wonderful visit! The food was delicious! I would suggest to just order online and then collect and eat in the restaurant or outside, but it is possible to also order at the restaurant too! Our trip was to celebrate a friend's birthday and I really want to thank all the staff; they helped light the cake I bought in and sang happy birthday too! Staff were smiley, attentive and happy to help and came with fresh pizzas that were delicious and good value for money! I can't recommend enough!

Very Lucky to get a table on arrival as the place was buzzing great to see. Ordered from the table via the app easy for a 70 year old and drinks come within a few minutes and the Food about 15 minutes after which was surprise to me as was expecting a long wait with it being so full. The staff were on top of their Game so a nice pleasant evening Thankyou Papa White Family

We enjoyed our first outside swimming of the season. A three hour session on a nice summers day. Our three year old loved the main outside pool and the rapid river. This combined with the ability to sit and picnic in the surrounding garden area, made it a great visit. Outside toilets and changing areas along with lockers. Great exterior facilities and worth a visit to splash around and enjoy the summer! Recommended!

First time going with grandchildren and it was a lot of fun. It was great to be able to use both indoor and outdoor pools plus the "crazy pool." I've no idea what it's called for the price "under £30" Brilliant. The only issue I found was that the changing room area was quite cramped when busy. But we will definitely be going back on a regular basis.

Excellent! I loved that this place allows you to use both indoor and outdoor pools. As it was a hot day, I spent most of the time in the outdoor pool. And it's overall very solid. Nice and spacious, a reasonable deep end, diving boards. The rapids pool was also a tonne of fun- keep in mind that they only turn the rapids on at half past whatever the time is, for about 10 minutes. Definitely recommended though

I went yesterday for the first time with my husband and our 1 year old son. We had been really looking forward to going and enjoying a nice swim but we were nothing but disappointed. The price is pretty standard so no issue there, the temperature of the indoor pool was good, outside was cold. The biggest things were the fact that it is really not very clean! I had to ask to gain entry to the family changing facilities that had been blocked off for no real reason and I hated the fact that the showers are one big communal shower so you can't shower properly after a swim. All places I have been to before have male and female options of communal and cubical but this is all unisex which we really don't like at all. Sadly we won't be returning and have been really disappointed. The floor is also ridiculously slippery! I know tiled wet floors can be but they should have smooth tiles everywhere, they should be textured to aid grip.

Visited last week. No mention on website that swimming lessons (school visit) were on. Had to wait an hour before going in the bigger indoor pool so 1 year old and 5 year old were in baby pool with everyone else. Baby pool wasn’t overly warm. Changing rooms dirty, old and just yuck. Couldn’t access family changing rooms so had to struggle in small one with two young children. Lifeguards just kept moaning at me as I had two kids. 1 year old was in his float and 5 year old was in his float vest and has been swimming since he was 2, kept telling me to hold them both all the time. Website state 1 adult to 2 under 10s, got so fed up of being moaned at we left after just an hour. Will NOT be returning, ever!

I was really looking forward to swimming this evening - adult session but there were 3 lanes, one taken up by a club & the other two had way too many people in them...20 in one & 13 in another! The water was a good temperature but very cloudy. I'm afraid not worth £8 + parking

Was really happy with our fidst visit. Lovely in the sun! Could do with a little more for the kids, but all in all a decent pool.

My wife and I went there for lunch today, the food was great, we ordered the frittata lunch meal at £9 per serving, again the food was very good but the size of the portion was surprisingly small, the kitchen staff were all kids and we both put it down to inexperience. On ordering pudding my wife had the GF flowerless orange cake at £4 a slice, again it was literally a slither served up on a plate. Overall experience on this occasion was underwhelming , the food was delicious although ration size portions, definitely not value for money.

This a little gem. Had an amazing breakfast that was beautifully presented, tasted delicious and perfectly priced. Cheese scones were a hit with the kids and the grown ups were just as happy with the poached egg on sweet potato hash.

One of my favourite spots in Faversham. The food is delicious (amazing scones and cakes) and it is great to grab a bite and see what has been created in the studios. It is a great place and some of the art on display is truly impressive. Top spot in Faversham. 😊

Best breakfast of my life. Get the green eggs while you can! Service here is always so smiley. The community and creative aspect is perfect. Thank you to everyone who contributes here. Great space!

We love it here we can sit outside with the dogs and they can have a drink while we drink our coffee which is good the food amazing The staff are friendly with big smiles polite and very helpful

My new favourite lunch venue. The food is great and healthy in just the right amounts, service is quick even when busy. The art work on the walls changes frequently and I hope to buy some of the artisan made products from the small shop area soon. Food good value as well.

Had a lovely interlude at Creek Creative in Faversham today. The studio is full of an eclectic mixture of various local ‘makers’ and artists and it is well worth a look. They also have a vegan cafe as a major part of the establishment which, as it turns out, is extremely good. I, myself, am not a vegan or a vegetarian, but even so I found the variety of food extremely edifying, especially on a chilly and windy autumn afternoon. A lot my friends have always complained about the lack of establishments serving food that fits in with their dietary requirements, although this is not so much the case now. Creek Creative certainly makes a bold statement in the variety and tastes available on their menu, and I will say that their soups are very nearly as good as my mums, which is saying something. Anyway, if you get the chance, try them out, you won’t be disappointed. I don’t have any photos to post this time but I will be going back and I will post them on my next visit.

Great church with some original 13th century art work. A lovely D Day memorial artwork. Good pamphlet about the church .

Beautiful large and unique church with a lot of interesting features.

Beautiful church with a very interesting spire, designed to let gunpowder blast waves travel through the holes rather than knocking a solid spire down. The remains of King Stephen are held in the church, and there are some rare pre- reformation murals.

My favourite Bell tower. Well worth a visit on a Wednesday evening.

Fantastic old church, still got all the old features to look at. The members of the church I met and spoke with were more than happy to answer any questions I had. If you like old buildings this is a great place to go to, would be more than happy to visit again.

Popped in here because one of my my granddaughters, visiting from the Caribbean, was fascinated by the church spire. Ended up spending over an hour here. They were very interested in our some of the Memorial stones in the church were. Then we discovered the church trail for8_12 Yr old and they enjoyed competing the questions. Judging from their visitor book comments they thought it was wonderful.

Excellent graveyard with an abundance of tombstones with skulls and crossbones.

I hired the main hall for a party and it was great to have people there to help with the setup & to clear it all away. It's a fabulous room for a party and there are other, smaller rooms for meetings. The staff couldn't gave been more helpful through the whole process.

Great venue but on the 2 occasions l went the doors to the bar were shut resulting in intense heat. Even the performers mentioned it. Needs sorting & possibly a tiered-seating arrangement costing 5k or so might help if profits allow.

I had a great time at the Artisan Craft Market today. I bought a couple of bottles for my nieces, three candles for my wife and a large bottle from the 'Message on a bottle' stand. I spoke to Natalia (a lovely Spanish lady) who designs all these items and my wife and I will contact her to get some ideas as my daughter is getting married at the end of September and it would be nice to offer a little thing to the guests.

Thank you to all of the staff at the Alexander Centre for helping make our corporate event yesterday a success. We had nearly 200 attendees so it was a very busy day and the staff there were very helpful, nothing was too much trouble. Thank you so much to Amelia for answering my many many questions before the event too. Great location, great venue, screens, sound etc all worked perfectly. We look forward to returning for our next event this summer.

The Alex is a fabulous venue. We are using it for our Group Business Growth Coaching Sessions. So friendly, helpful, and sensibly priced.

Today was the Artisan Craft & Gift Markets at Faversham. About 35 makers in this centre. We bought a gift here. There are two parking lots near the city center.

very good venue venue wide range of things to see

Apart from my good old knees which creek. The Faversham creek is a beautiful spot to visit for any boating enthusiasts. There are some old wooden boats pickling away there (as my brother pointed out). Faversham in itself is a beautiful town. Well worth anyone's time. The market is spectacular. The farmers bring vegetables, game and booze. Fill thy welly boots 🙏🏽

Really scenic walk. Really nice to go for a picnic, fishing, cycling and hiking. There’s also a cafe alongside the creek, so it’s very convenient just to have a drink and rest up along the way. Highly recommend.

Once we found it, we couldn't see any signs, we had an enjoyable couple of hours looking round the junk/antique shops and something to eat. Will go again as we didn't see everything.

Very disappointing - not very much to see or enjoy.

A Quiet and relaxing place to sit and drink.

Charming and timeless

Nice place to visit have a meal and drink especially if the tide is in.

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Imagery of shop fronts, some stalls and just the local area we walked through. It's a gorgeous stories walk with lots of little details and oddities. I highly recommend this place for those who are fans of history or just taking a step back into the past for a day. The buildings and architecture have really preserved the entire area as a time capsule for skilled craftsmanship. I'm in awe. My only sadness was attending an hour before they were ready to close up. It was overcast and thunderous that day and I didn't get to see the market in its full glory just yet. With that said, I can't wait to see you again, Faversham! Hopefully with clement or sunnier skies above

If I have free time on Saturday, this market is my first choice to come. Picturesque town with Tuesday & Saturday market every week where you can find local yummy fruits/veggie/ game/ farm poultry from local producers. There are flowers and a wide variety of plants/herbs for you to add to your garden that is really good price with big pot (hence good quality). And you can find some vintages, knick-knack on the day. There is also an artisan market connecting the town centre Market Street to Preston street. Love the lady who manufacture ceramics nicely. Especially, on the 1st Sunday of each month (almost), the Antique Market is unmissable. I have been returned many times (>10 times😆) with a pleasure always.

I visited the Faversham Antiques Market today, which is held on the first Sunday of the month. Lots of stalls with well presented stock. A better market than for some months (I go most months). If you visit, don't forget to go upstairs in the Guildhall in the Market Square as you will find more dealers there. Walk round Faversham, too. There are other antiques shops nearby well worth visiting. There are also plenty of places to get something to eat and drink if you want to interrupt your browsing.

If you're on the tourist trail in Kent, you probably have Canterbury and Dover on your itinerary and little else. I recommend Faversham (on the A2 or the railway line on your way down to the aforementioned places). The market is held on Fridays and Saturdays, showcasing local produce. But come for the town itself with its well-preserved medieval centre.

A great place went busking

Nice little place for a couple of hours, didn't think there were as many market stalls as I was hoping for. Few nice little independent shops and restaurants .

Had some time to spare while waiting for the car to be Mot'd so a walk around Faversham centre and the market was a delight with many specialised stools with artisan products for sale. A visit to the local butchers just around the corner from centre was a lovely discovery and has a great choice of specialised meats to try, definitely a return visit required. Parking was easy in the large car park which is just off the town centre which has the local swimming pool included to visit. Faversham has always been a pleasure to visit over the years and I look forward to a return visit in the near future.

A beautiful, very small, enjoyable space. The variety of winged friends are amazing. Nice spot to feed the ducks too..

A small park next a fairly large pond. Please visit with floating duck/swan food. DO NOT FEED THE DUCKS BREAD. This park needs signage about the dangers of feeding bread!

After recently moving to the area, I came across the Stone Stonebridge Pond on Maps and decided to check it in person. Needless to say my two year-old son absolutely loved seeing all the ducks! The bench area seemed to be well kept with minimal litter aswell! Overall this is a nice little stop off if you're already passing through the area!

Very nice pond, however only one side of it is accessible to the public, a small part with only 3 benches. However, I did enjoy my time here watching the waterfowl and reading my book.

No point bothering. Saw this in a Google search and headed straight there being mislead by what looked like a nice place to visit by the photo. Its OK if your a local and can walk. But it's really just a small patch of grass under the trees off a busy road, no parking. Loads of rats. And ducks are no scared to come near to take food half the time.

Lovely pond with ducks

Ideal for kids to go view the varied wildlife living on the pond. Its a small area with seats, the narrow footbridge may be awkward for some wheelchair users. Lovely in the summer to just sit and view all the birds.

Interesting little place, with informative volunteers to show one around. Allow 45 minutes to an hour for the visit. There's another English heritage site just up the road so a good idea to combine the 2 visits

Finally got round to visiting here as I rarely get weekends/bank holidays off. I was very pleased with this place. Lots of information regarding the house, plus some Roman and Anglo-Saxon finds nearby. Clearly a place steeped in history and of much importance to Kent.

Small place with lots of information boards and Roman artifacts. Staff very helpful and knowledgeable. Enjoyed my visit. No parking on site.

Had the most lovely and helpful experience here. The guides went out of their way to answer my questions.

Beautiful collection of ancient antiquites from the local area all well presented with plenty to read. Also all in this house of special historical interest.

Visited here recently. A real gem for anyone interested in Roman ancient relics. The Minerva statue is beautiful. Lovely informed and friendly volunteer staff. Well worth a visit.

Small museum but full of interest for anyone interested in Roman Kent and medieval history. Lovely friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere. Very careful Covid safety too.

Interesting places to visit managed by historical society. Inside the grinding mechanism are still present with photos and information around the walls. Well worth a visit. Staff are friendly and helpful. Free but donations help.

Lovely little museum, great people and a hot spot for Kingfisher photography! Just outside my house.

Loved it

(Translated by Google) There is no place to sit here. (Original) Места где сесть тут нет

Went to Adult Panto (Twidow W@nkey) here...... Not impressed with fire alarm going off for almost 10mins of a 1hr performance!! Even the improvising left a LOT to be desired

I saw the Jersey boys last night. The theatre staff brilliant, show amazing but the sound was wrong. You couldn't hear the intro at the start of the show but the sound got better as the show went on. It was brilliant though. Full of atmosphere, joy and dance.

A small intimate venue which shows great acts. It has everything you need and with a capacity of about 100 you really feel part of the performance. Theres also a great bar selling snacks and drinks at surprisingly low prices.

A lovely small theatre run by lovely people. We saw the production of Calender Girls, which was brilliant, but we've also seen other fabulous productions over the years. The bar is very reasonable, as are the ticket prices. I definitely recommend this theatre

A lovely local theatre providing many high-quality productions

Bloody fantastic!! The people are lovely, welcoming and friendly. The production of Waiting for God was brilliant and very funny. There are not many theatres where it is such a joy.

Just had a wonderful evening watching Waiting For God. Such a warm welcome and the quality of the show, you’d think you were in London. Loved it loved it loved it.

Well maintained, with a good variety of play equipment for kids of ranging ages. All securely fenced. Plenty of area for activities on the green and a nice cafe to enjoy a refreshment or snack. Toilets are available, yet these are usually in need of attention for cleanliness and standards, yet sadly as to be expected for a public park. Free car parking on site, for 4 hours which gives plenty of time to enjoy a walk, play or weather permitting picnic!

I walk in Faversham Recreation Ground most days. It's a wonderful local amenity. There is a super takeaway coffee shop, HutHuts, if you want a break and great facilities for all ages including a mini skateboard park, a well equipped children's play area and outdoor exercise facilities. I never visit here without feeling the benefit of the fresh air and the walking !

Large open space, Pleanty of benches. Working toilets. If you need anything their is a mini coop just accross the road. 5 minute walk to the shops

Great place to go for a stroll with the dog or take the kids to play. Playground facilities have been updated and are fabulous. There is now an outdoor gym and they are continuing to re-build the old rugby club house and changing rooms to make this place a definite 5 star facility for the community. I have only given 4 stars because the builders are still working on it.

Never too crouded, great rides in the play park, tennis courts and Lawn Bowls clubs. BMX ramps, in the news money has been awarded to improve facilities and build a performance area.

A very good play area split into two age groups. One for the younger kids and one for the older ones. Both have some benches in for a break while the kids play. There’s a nice coffee shop on site and huge playing fields so good for the frequent local visits but also when visiting for the day too. There’s some parking by the gym area but also roadside parking too.

Beautiful public space. Great for dog walking, taking the kids for a kick about and mixing between the trees, looking for the wildlife. Squirrels a plenty! It has a fantastic cafe located at the back of the rec on the left, play parks for differing ages of children. A tennis club with plenty of courts and a bowls club with very favourable yearly membership prices. If you fancy a pint then there is the Market Inn on the corner. The fayre comes 3 maybe 4 times a year which brings fun and certainly frolics!

This Guildhall has a long history from 1546 when King Henry VIII allowed it for holding a market. Even Queen Elizebeth visited this Guildhall in 1547. Its been updated time to time and last one was 1814. It still has that old clock. Now this place is using as a venue for wedding or civil partnership. Its very striking green colour for catching anyone’s eyes.

We had our wedding here. Fabulous venue.

I hired the Guildhall for a big family lunch, it's such an iconic building and I have personal ties so it was a great talking point. The Town Hall staff were very accommodating and all went smoothly.

Historic centre of Faversham that displays and sells all type of food, antiques & plants. Come on Tues, Sats every week to enjoy the traditional market and the antique market every 1st sunday of each month.

A fantastic timberframe building, built as a market hall by community of the time, the current Guildhall dates back to 1603, although there have been other halls before it. Aside from being a really interesting building, with huge wooden pillars, it provides a great location and shelter for a number of markets held here.

Beautiful. It's a MUST visit when coming to this rich and vibrant town. A piece of history, a tell of the roots of this town, a STUNNING piece of architecture. 😍 Council please keep the building and the cobblestone streets in pristine condition, it's all a vital part of the history of this town

This is a lovely venue in the middle of the beautiful town of Faversham. Suitable for smaller events including weddings. A unique place with lots of character.

Went here today (24/4/25) with my 2 year old and she loved it. The staff couldn't have been more helpful and friendly if they tried. It was amazing to get up close with the animals and little one loved feeding them, especially the chickens. She also enjoyed feeding the sheep, alpacas and donkeys. I initially thought that 2 hours wouldn't be enough time to see everything and meet everyone but it was perfect. The animals are friendly, healthy and seem really happy which is great to see and the passion from the people working there for the animals is so clear to see. Toby (sorry if spelt wrong) especially. So friendly, approachable and knowledgeable. You made our trip unforgettable and I hope my little one remembers it for a long time. She's been asking to feed Edwina all afternoon since we left, and every sheep she sees is now called rambo. Highly recommend a visit here. I, personally, will be returning every month as it's such a good way to spend a few hours and, with the animals free to roam, a great way of introducing farm animals to younger kids. 10/10 from me.

We visited the farm today with our 1 year old. The farm is buggy friendly and accessible for all. Fantastic experience! All the staff are so lovely and knowledgeable on the animals. It’s a beautiful location and the added extras of decorations make it more so. The cafe is lovely and offers plenty for a light snack and drink. We really enjoyed our time and would recommend a visit.

Lovely experience, me and my partner went just for fun. It was really good even for the older crowd. The Meet Greet and Groom was an amazing experience, we learned so much and got to know the animals individually which was really cool! Farmer Bill was great as well, he knew so much and was happy to answer every question we had. All together a great way to spend the day! Would Highly Recommend!!

Beautiful place, perfect for a smaller day out, especially for families. Lots to look at and do and staff are very approachable and friendly, ready with a wealth of knowledge to share. We have been twice now and will definitely return again. The quiz this time added another layer, also, although I'm now painfully aware of how bad I am at identifying animal poo, ha ha! My autistic daughter struggles with days out and needs time alone, especially with strangers around and lots of different smells, there were lots of little areas she was able to do this so she was able to enjoy her day. Thank you for having us x

We had a wonderful day at Huckleberry Woods yesterday. My daughter and her friend walked, groomed and fed the miniature donkeys for her 9th birthday and thoroughly enjoyed it. They really enjoyed the pig fishing too and would have loved some more time with the pigs as well so we will be back another time! All the staff were really kind (farmer Bill was great with the girls!), friendly and helpful and the whole session felt well organised. We enjoyed the free roaming animals as well and feeding them at the start. The cafe was very sweet and served delicious treats. We particularly enjoyed the calm atmosphere of the place and respect for the animals. We happened to book through Virgin experience and the booking process was very straight forward. Thank you so much for a great time.

Absolutely excellent..staff were amazing,so kind and helpful. Animals look well looked after and happy.Such a beautiful place,were you feel safe to let your children out of your sight for a minute.Im a panicky parent but felt safe here!! Stunning place for your children to explore and learn!! Honestly can’t express how lovely this place is.

We had an absolutely fab time at Huckleberry Woods. We didn't know what to expect, but it's lovely. It's a good size, which allows you to see the animals up close without feeling rushed to see everything. The 2 visit times stop over crowding, making it most enjoyable and comfortable. The staff are welcoming and friendly, and the animals are gorgeous. Would highly recommend the pig fishing!

Mount Ephraim Gardens is absolutely stunning. The topiary, rose gardens, and lake make it a perfect spot for a relaxing stroll. We loved the peaceful atmosphere and the charming tea room. Well worth a visit—great for all ages!

Oh wow absolutely loved this place. Beautiful gardens to walk around. So peaceful. Friendly staff 👍the cafe was perfect, with fresh sandwiches made to order ! Lovely carrot cake shared with my daughter. Family and dog friendly. A must 👍👍👍

A very pleasant relaxing stroll despite the claudy and rainy weather - been twice - winter time and in early June - the experience was outstanding. We definitely felt like we had entered another magnificent world, definitely worth a visit – it's lovingly designed either part the formal gardens or the woodlands - a lot varieties of trees and flowers and and all is arranged very beautifuly. Dog freindly, lovely tea room.

An incredibly beautiful garden. A perfect place to enjoy the clean air, saturated with the aroma of thousands of flowering plants and listen to the silence. The tea room at the end of the route is a worthy reward for the steps taken.

Mount Ephraim is absolutely stunning – peaceful gardens with beautiful terraces, topiary, and even a Japanese rock garden. The estate has a real “secret garden” feel, away from the busier tourist spots, making it perfect for a quiet day out. The tearoom serves lovely cream teas and light lunches, and the views across the orchards and countryside are breathtaking. Staff are welcoming, and the whole place feels very family-run and cared for. Definitely one of Kent’s hidden gems – worth visiting in every season! 🌸🌿✨

Beautiful gardens and an interesting place to spend time with a lot of happy, friendly, like-minded people! There was plenty of parking and helpful marshalls and the whole visit was very pleasant.

We got married at Mount Ephraim on the early May bank holiday weekend in 2024 and it really was perfect. Lucy and Amy were absolutely amazing from the day we viewed the venue right up until after the wedding. The whole day ran perfectly and we can’t thank them enough for this. They really did take care of us and ensured everything ran smoothly for us, our guests and all of our suppliers. All of the rooms are absolutely stunning and had such a beautiful feel to them and having the house to ourselves felt so intimate and special. The house and gardens are absolutely beautiful and it was lovely to be able to stay over the two nights and share the grounds with our family and friends. The catering company who Mount Ephraim work with, Scott Anderson, were amazing and all of guests commented on how lovely the food was. Mount Ephraim really is a beautiful and very special place. We love that we are able to come back and visit the gardens and reminisce. Thank you to Lucy and all of the team for sharing Mount Ephraim with us – we had the most perfect wedding (which we didn’t want to end!) and we would highly recommend holding your wedding here!

Absolutely lovely little museum! Rich in history and culture. My best friend and I visited today (two teenagers) and we found it so perfect. Loved finding our way through the rooms and discovering the interactive elements!

Fantastic museum free entry though donations are welcomed. Larger than you might think. Lots of interesting displays covering history from the Roman times to present day. Definitely worth another visit.

Absolute gem of a museum - it's not very big, but packs lots in and is completely free to visit (donations appreciated!). The museum follows the history of Faversham from Roman times through to modern day. Lots of hands on exhibits and activities for children - very family friendly. Volunteers are eager to interact and answer questions, and really are a credit to the museum. Our favourite exhibit was the working telephone exchange where we had an interesting chat with a volunteer who used to work in one. My son was fascinated with the workings of the machinery and the volunteer was very patient in explaining everything and allowing him to try out all the phones. Would allow 1-2 hours for your visit - you could see it all in an hour but two hours will give you more time to interact/do activities. Very clean, free toilets on site.

The museum is a gold mine of Faversham's rich history. Plan your visit but make sure you allow at least a few hours to see everything. The upstairs has replica shops and a world war two exhibition....kids will love the retro phones!

Very interesting collection of local memorabilia. Gives a nice overview of Faversham from the beginning. Some child friendly areas and a. Second floor of costume and household artifacts. Guided tours are available. All free. Staff are friendly and helpful.

Fascinating spot full of interesting artifacts and staff who show clear passion and joy about their hometown and its history

I really enjoyed our visit, we particularly wanted to see the ancient copy of the Magna Carta, and wasn't disappointed, we had a guided tour by a very knowledgeable member of the team, called Graham making our visit all the more interesting.

Fantastic location, especially with poppy in bloom!

It’s a very interesting ruined church, the only con is that there’s no place to leave your car, although it’s just 50 metres from the always busy A2. Tip: leave your car at an abandoned factory on Faversham Road (just next to JE and JH Clinch) and then it’s just a less than 5’ walk.

Great place for a wander. No parking around really but still great to sit and contemplate life

Lovely peaceful place.

Took my grandson to have a look and he was very interested in the history of the place

Lovely site with great explanation board and well looked after and clean. Bus stop at the end of footpath on the main road (A2) although no bus stop sign so check with google maps for precise location. Bus did stop even though sign not present. If driving finding a parking spot might be a bit challenging, but maybe there be somewhere along the Four Oaks Road with a short walk.

As on the picture mostly only fundaments left. Place is nice but there is no close car park so you need to walk to it be the really busy road (very unpleasant) and when you get there you can constantly hear the cars.

Great place to walk the dog, only one bin by the parking area, no toilets or cafe. Free parking in a small carpark. Only one bench style seat by the carpark entrance could do with a few more benches to sit and admire the views. Not wheelchair friendly, only gravel path at the main entrance, then it's normal grassed field undulating paths. With access controlled by gates at set points, they only allow a pushchair or folding disability scooter through. A mobility scoo .ter won't be able to be used, unless it has wings and an engine. The horse, cycle path has a horse low fence gate. Still if your able bodied then there are some great walks around the wood.

Lovely park with lots of space and gates that could possibly fit a wheelchair if it was small. It now has a no running free policy for dogs that says they must be under control due to wildlife. So I was unsure if dogs were allowed to be off lead if they were under control and didn't go in "wild" areas or not.

Absolutely brilliant for dog walking, free, safe, enclosed, and beautiful scenery.. could do with a few more benches for those unable to walk far.

A let down. Said on line wheelchair accessible, it's not, a little gravel area. Most wheelchairs need gravel or hard surface to go over. Dog walkers do not abide by instructions, no one seems to pick up poop, it was a toal mess of dog poo. Dog owners need to be more responsible, total disgrace.

A lovely place to walk with friends, great views, parking etc

Lovely woods to go for a walk. So many routes and each section is gated and fenced so if you have a dog that runs off then there is no why they can escape. Car park and also they now have a little pop up coffee and tea van which serves food too

Spacious fields - great for walking dogs but not much going on. I prefer forests, rivers, trees etc. The look out point has interesting info on the Battle of Trafalgar - there has been an attempt to map the positions of the ships with trees but it isn’t quite realised yet.

Lovely Peaceful Place, open only for viewing on Saturdays and Sundays 11am - 4pm. The graveyard has some interesting head stones.

More or less abandoned and when you feel lost you are almost there. Nice church with and interesting history behind it. I hope it gets funds it needs.

This building is older than any creature alive today and is still solid, it now sits alone with very fiew visitors, anybody has any pictures of the church from years ago, please post them, id love to see!

Lovely church historic

Beautiful church situated in a working farm. A must visit

A step back in time, after a fabulous walk through fields with a breathtaking view of the Swale

Despite this church being advertised as open daily 10-4 it was locked on my visit.

What a fascinating space this place is… I walked in today after feeling drawn to the place, the building is so beautiful and as you walk up the stairs you’re in this most wonderful space full of atmosphere and intrigue… a place to enjoy music and chill out and speak to the artist too! Denver and I had a great chat and I’ll definitely return. I loved his art and loved the vibe.. it’s made my day and I want to go back again. You need to visit because everything about the art, the building, the artist leaves you feeling like you’ve come across a very special place…

The most beautiful space set in a picturesque location. A wonderfully, talented and friendly Artist who creates the most amazing pieces. We are lucky enough to have some of his work and will definitely keep coming back!

What a superb place Denver has at Standard Quay in Faversham, Kent. And what wonderful art! You simply MUST visit. Lovely town, lovely guy, thought-provoking art.

When you hear jazz drifting out the door of Denver Sorrell Art, go in and be amazed at what you find. Gorgeous space, something for everyone, a feast for the eyes. Enjoy!

Beyond a find, pieces of work you won't see everyday and the opportunity to buy direct from the artist in his studio.

Amazing art and an amazing gallery.

This WAS a lovely, peaceful, pleasant small neighbourhood garden well maintained by volunteers. Then the council then redesigned it at considerable cost and, unfortunately, it has been ruined by them. The overall effect is very sanitised and the huge stone monuments remind me of memorials from Stalin's Soviet Union. It is very ugly. It makes me sad to see it every time I walk along Stone Street. I miss the old garden and hope that steps will be taken to rectify the damage that has been done.

Horrible monolithic memorial stones have been installed, replacing a park like setting.

Peaceful.

Fantastic supply and planting of 22 fruit trees all fenced by Edible Culture. Great selection of trees a lovely variety, all settling in nicely. The 2 guys were so polite tidy and did a brilliant job worked hard and cracked it all out in 2 days. Excellent Thanks

What a fantastic garden centre! We visited for the first time today and was blown away. So great to be able to purchase ethically sourced plants, including many UK natives. Lovely friendly knowledgeable staff. We will certainly be coming back for more plants!

Nice fellahs, but herbs priced in the garden very different to what I was charged at the till. Very poor value for money.

Such a lovely little garden centre. Lots of sustainable practices such as bag for life compost, plant feed, bird food. Thoroughly recommended

We're so lucky to have a nursery like this. Mindful of the planet, with a brilliant range of edibles, trees, shrubs etc. Their range of garden tools so carefully sourced, their seasonal gifts inspiring. I wouldn't normally think of a nursery as somewhere to go Christmas shopping but you'd be surprised....plus at weekends you can sit and drink good coffee. Can't get much better :))

Nice variety of wild plants but a bit overpriced for my liking

Bought seasoned wood. Did same last year. Is good quality. You have to buy a large reusable bag which is then filled with logs. £11 per bag. They sell interesting plants at reasonable price and are very echo, no plastic or peat.