Bustling with youngsters, the Dreamland park is a wondeful gateway to enjoy a wild day outside in summer. We visited for the very first time and had a wonderful time riding the roller coaster, pirate bay and water ride. There are attracting offers in terms of tokens. Brought back childhood memories in the rides. The scenic railway is temporarily closed now which is one of the oldest roller coaster rides in UK. Would recommend anyone to visit this place visiting Margate this summer. 😊

Nice vibe for a weekend. We went in to get away from the rain and was pleasantly surprised. Loads of stuff to do for the kids. There is lots of funfair rides, a roller disco, an arcade and lots of places to eat.The arcade could be a little more well maintained. All the staff are friendly and helpful.

Fantastic great concert festival. Had VIP platform area so it was great view seeing top artists perform. How ever it is standing venue. This is suitable for all people. Carpark at back entrance. Had private toilets and bar on vip platform

Rides are lovingly kept and the operators make it fun. Facilities are clean as is the park. Yes the tokens are expensive and it can rack up if you have more than one person on the rides, but it's an experience, it's nostalgia driven and it's wholly Margate. Love it.

Have only been to Dreamland for live music so can only comment on that side of things! A brilliant venue, husband and I love it! Saw manic Street Preachers/Suede in July last year and Scooter this evening. Fantastic atmosphere, clean loos, not ridiculous prices at the bar. Couldn’t ask for more! The vintage vibe is great, and it’s a nice walk from the car park to the venue. Friendly staff too. Great selection of food. Would deffo recommend Dreamland for a great live music experience. There is a really old and grotty looking multi-storey behind it which I have parked in both times with absolutely no issues. On the website now to see what else I can book!

Fab outdoor music venue with some great performances. The atmosphere is just amazing. I look forward to what next year has to offer. Removed one star for the rave events. I don't feel this venue is adequate for raves.

Morning grandson had an amazing time here. Great rides,especially the water chute and roller coaster, no queues and the staff were great! £24.95 for a wristband was a really good deal to be able to go on any of the rides all day

Dropped by Turner Contemporary during a day trip beach day to Margate and really enjoyed it. It’s free, super clean, and well looked after. I only had a quick wander before closing but it was still a really nice visit. Being right by the water is an added bonus. Worth checking out if you’re in Margate!

We spent a lovely couple of hours wandering through the galleries. All very well curated. Great for school groups. No entrance fee. Just donations requested. Small but interesting gift shop with pottery that reflects Turners key work.

I am always excited to see what's going to be on display next. The presentation is always top class with such attention to details. My daughter and I are frequent visitors.

It's free so always worth popping in if you're in Margate anyway. Quite surprised and a bit disappointed that there is literally just the one lonely Turner there. The other exhibits were a mixed bag really, two beautiful sculptures as you enter but the rest were bafflingly naive. Personal taste of course with any exhibition.

Always enjoy visiting the Turner no matter what the exhibition. It’s light,airy, has a great gift shop and cafe, entertainment for kids and decent toilets. We could easily spend a day here when the kids were small but now they are older it tends to be a couple of hours.

Super spot, convenient and plentiful parking, easy access to the gallery. Well worth a visit just to experience this amazing space…. which is just as well as the current exhibit (Anna Boghiguian) looked like it had been produced by a class of 6 year olds… which any self respecting 6 year old might even take umbrage with.

Hi all just been to the turner exhibition only one painting by him which we found unusual in the turner center lol The shell girl was good and the paintings and pictures buy the kids and teenagers of the area where good the sunken ship couldn't get my head around the chess piece where ok and the undersea world was ok .

The Shell Grotto is definitely a unique and interesting place to visit - I just wish it was a little bigger/there was a little more to see. Fascinating series of passages and small rooms beautifully decorated with shells. And how and why it was done is still a mystery. I enjoyed reading all the history and info. Recommend. Only a 10/15 min walk from the old town (and we also saw a lovely Tudor house).

Visited the Shell Grotto and really enjoyed it. The staff were very friendly. And there's a nice selection of items you can buy in the shop. Definitely worth seeing. It was quite busy when we went in Sunday, but you can explore it in about 15 min. A short but very interesting experience.

Interesting place to visit and cheap activity. It takes approx 10 mins to walk around you can make it longer if you really want to inspect the design. But it is very small so if you area bit wary of tight spaces be aware this may not be for you. They have some interesting facts before you head down to the grotto. The team are friendly and the gift shop is lovely if a bit small when there are lots of people. Definitely worth a visit

Much smaller than expected but still very interesting with a little bit of history and alot of skill. I feel the entry price is far too expensive for something that took me 5 minutes to walk around, but for someone particularly interested in the artwork and fancy something different to look at, its still good. The gift shop is a must see as has plenty of gorgeous seashells and a few other pretty items for sale. No toilets or parking, if your lucky you can find free street parking nearby.

Visiting the Shell Grotto was an unforgettable experience. The moment I stepped inside, I couldn’t believe my eyes — every surface is covered in intricate patterns made entirely from seashells. It’s both mysterious and magical, and truly unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. This is absolutely a must-see destination for anyone. After exploring the grotto, I enjoyed browsing the charming gift shop, which offers a wonderful selection of seashells and other unique treasures to take home as souvenirs.

Stunning place decorated with many shells. Definitely worth a visit. There is also a shop to buy all sorts of small things. Not far, 3-4 minutes walk, there's a carpark with a pound stretcher, there the parking is free for two hours.

Amazing, I have never seen anything like it. They must if had plenty if time on their hands, and loved shellfish!!

Restaurant/Cafe Really awful meal. My wife had sausages were really burnt see pics attached. She could taste the burnt offerings in her mouth. Mash really yellow and didn't taste very nice. Won't be going back again or recommend to anyone. Felt really disappointed. Also she had a milkshake which was too sweet and couldn't hold the glass as it was dripping with sticky syrup all down the sides.

Lovely quality gammon ham, perfectly cooked eggs, simple dish properly executed, lovely baked potato for my wife.

It was a rainy day so wife and I decided on a cup of tea. Then the menu got the better of us, we had a club sandwich and triple cheese toasty. Both came with complementary salad and crisps. Always good when you get the side dish included. Both were perfectly cooked and tasty, wechad half of each others dishes. Really nice food and spot on tea and mocha to drink. Very good value at around nine pound a dish. We really recommend coming here for a bite to eat. We def come back again. Also the staff were lovely and friendly and let us know the specials.

Had the full breakfast today. Delicious, served with a smile, in a lovely corner of Kent. Will be back.

We had full breakfast here, it was excellent, especially the sausage. Staff are very friendly. Great value too. Will definitely return.

We enjoyed the best jacket potatoes for lunch here with side salad. Fresh ingredients, not expensive, lovely sunny garden and friendly staff. Thank you 😊

Just had two sandwiches here , I had sausage and red onions chutney,my wife had a BLT , and we said they were great, you also get salad and crisps with it. It was great value for money and very tasty.

An amazing little Museum... well worth the stop on a brake i had to take. Staff was very helpful and friendly.... 💯 recommend

Great little place that holds a lot of history. There's two well-filled rooms large enough to house a Spitfire in one and a Hurricane in the other. Loads of extra militaria and information dotted around as well and lots of model aircraft and pictures & images to help show moments of the war. Would highly recommend - it's free to get in, but a donation always helps.

Lovely historical exhibition. Very nice and didn't cost a penny. Couldn't ask for much more and the staff where friendly.

Great little Museum, full of interesting information about the first and second world wars and the aircraft and personnel. It's free to get in, but a donation would be a lovely gesture. Lovely cafe and outside seating area. Free parking too.

We didn't stop here long, a mere 20mins in the way back home from a long weekend stay nearby. However this free museum was loaded with knowledge and the planes were clearly very cared for and looked great.

Came across a sign for this as we were heading somewhere else so on the way back thought to go have a look. This is a small museum with a Hurricane and a Spitfire as the main exhibits in 2 large rooms. There is also a cockpit from a Spitfire showing the layout inside and the front portion of the fuselage from a Lancaster bomber. I found the latter 2 exhibits of particular interest as they really made me appreciate just how cramped these were for those aviators brave enough to crew them. Around the sides of the main exhibits are loads of model aircraft and memorabilia from WW2 so although small it contains a lot to look at. There is a gift area with models, books and such like related to aviation. It is free to get in, has a decent sized carpark and is completely accessible, even for someone on a large mobility scooter like mine, and the staff are really friendly so I would definitely recommend you visit if like me you appreciate WW2 aircraft.

Worth checking out all the WWI-WWII memorabilia plus two full size planes and it free entry

Very nice place, we just passing-by and we stop to check whats going on. So we don't make mistake lts little lovely place for Bitish RAF history. We are Bulgarians but we love the British culture. And we coming back again for sure...

A fantastic museum with a really interesting layout, a whole range and massive wealth of information here about aircraft, world war 2, and the airfield's history. There's a range of aircraft a lot of which with steps to see inside them or cockpits. Sadly didn't stay long but found a lot of interesting facts and enjoyed looking round the museum.

What a great eclectic place to visit including a comprehensive gift shop with Airfix models. There was a large selection of aircraft and helicopters on display including bi planes and jet aircraft from both world wars. Among these was a Gloucester Meteor and many others. I particularly enjoyed the 1940 room sets they were fascinating as were numerous model lay outs of the aerodrome during world war 11. Certain exhibits can be visited one example comprising of the Valiant cockpit. Additionally there was loads of memorabilia on display. Everything is slightly naive which gives the museum its. charm and its unpretentious. A doodlebug V1 welcomes you on arrival. There is also a Spitfire and Hurricane exhibit. close by with free entry. I think the main exhibit at Marston was approx £6 a head.

This was a lovely museum. Well worth the small cost to get in. The planes on display were really good and they even had a section dedicated to wartime setup with wartime houses and air raid shelter. Excellent experience and is fully wheelchair accessible.

Lots of history from both 1st & 2nd world wars & the cold war. Small but lots to see, including the bouncing bomb, older & more recent planes & a working model railway.

Visited on a Sunday, quiet, plenty of free parking, took about an hour and a bit to go round, inside and outside exhibits, videos on screens running to provide extra details and history of the exhibits

A lovely visit for not too high if a price. Lovely staff and had many planes and models to see.

Staff were excellent, facilities were good, reasonable cafe and bar. The driving range has top tracer which works well, and if you've never been - is a lot of fun. The mini golf has to be one of the best I've been to in the UK. And all in all, presents excellent value for money!

Had my Monthly lesson with Jude today, which was well overdue, helped me get my swing back I shape after not playing much golf or having time to practice, I have left in a much better place than when I started and have some training tips to take away and work on, without having too much to think about. Top lesson and highly recommended for anyone that is looking g to improve their game.

Awesome adventure golf, well-designed and interactive including two boats on pulleys to cross the water with dinosaurs and safari animals among pirates to see. Excellent fun and would highly recommend!

Had a full bag fitting with Gavin. Couldn't recommend more. Great facility and clearly very knowledgeable about what he does. I already had decent clubs going into the fitting and wanted to see what newer clubs were available. Gavin was excellent, he gave me an honest and completely unbiased opinion about new clubs against my current ones, which made me feel much more at ease that he wasn't just trying to sell anything too me. If you're wondering where and who to have your fitting with, Gavin is your man!

Me and partner visted Manston Golf center today and played crazy golf was absolutely brilliant and would recommend to anyone I also visited the shop and spoke to the really helpful guy on the counter, its been a while since I have hit a Golf ball but was made to feel easy and welcomed back I will definitely be returning what a fantastic place

Took my wife to the driving range to whack a few balls we both had a giggle trying to hit the ball. Was a good few hours of fun that we had and the whole facility has very clean toilets and a cafe where you can get some to eat or drink.

I got an iron set fitting from Keely today, couldn't have been more delighted. Right from the off she had a really approachable and fun attitude, alleviating any fitting anxiety that your swing/general golfing ability will desert you. I felt the fitting covered all bases; budget, amount you'll play, brands, shaft weights, lie angles, grips and club lengths. It was thoroughly impressive how in depth she went, explaining every step in layman's terms (stooping to my dreadful golf knowledge) and making me feel heard at every stage. We went through various brands with various shafts, mixing feel and data to narrow down the options. There was literally no sales push at any stage, just a relentless pursuit to get to the best option for me. I did end up purchasing some clubs as a result of the fantastic eye for detail and level of effort put in, which I look forward to giving a whirl I'll be returning to Manston and especially to see Keely for further club fittings and lessons in the future. Thanks for making the whole experience thoroughly enjoyable and successful

Love this café, now under new ownership, great refurb, friendly and great food. Highly recommended!

Nice view of the airport from here. They do serve some nice cakes. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating and the staff really helpful

Had a ploughman's the other day, was not up their usual standard. Thick slice of bread, french bread or roll would have been better. Celery old and tough, ham fatty ....not very nice at all One of my party ordered two bacon sandwiches, only one arrived without any of the salad or garnish that was on the other one. Very disappointed as we eat their regularly and meet up their as a large family.

A very nice cafe to go and have lunch. We ordered scampi and chips with salad, whilst we were eating them the Chef came out with some more scampi as she felt that we had not been given enough when the meal left the kitchen! Now that is brilliant service! Very friendly staff, Well done to all, excellent job!

Popped in for coffee also has poached eggs on toast. Perfectly prepared. Toast hot and crispy, eggs beautifully cooked. Kind and obliging staff. Thank you for a great experience. We will be back very soon.

This is my favourite place for food and drink. It's a café but the quality is second to none. Tea and coffee great. Food is home cooked quality, Steak and Guinness Pie etc... (need I say anymore?). Staff are exceptionally helpful and outside is a large CLEAN sitting area. Just don't tell everyone about it!!

Sorry to say this is the worst breakfast i have ever had, i took my daughter out for father daughter breakfast and ordered 2 full breakfasts and 2 latte which was £21 Coffee come out first with biscuit, very nice. Full breakfasts came out missing bacon sausage and beans just an empty pot. Complained and rather than taking the breakfasts away the server turned up with a with a pot of beans no serving spoon and sausages and bacon separate. Egg was solid and rubbery which she also replaced, and the replacement was flat which i would suggest was old. Sausage was nice, bacon was very salty and i think it had been microwaved at it was dark and hard but not crispy edges. Tomato was luke warm and not cooked, bread was stale either old or had 2 hits on the toaster. Mushroom had been cooked in water and was leathery. Beans were mostly liquid and juice was not thick so probably cheaper quality brand. New potato chips were ok, just deep fried sliced but tasted ok. Free replacement coffee came out and it was only 2/3 of original. Honestly i will never step foot in this place again. Not a good experience. Id give zero but the lady did try to replace.