Local Attractions
Places to visit in New Romney and around Romney Marsh, with the walk or drive from our door.
We keep plenty of local information at the B&B, too — bus times, taxi numbers and church opening times among it. Just ask.
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20-minute walk
Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway
A one-third-size steam railway running 13½ miles along the coast between Hythe and Dungeness, with its main station in New Romney.
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15-minute drive
Dungeness
One of the largest expanses of shingle in Europe, a National Nature Reserve with two lighthouses, fishermen’s huts and wide sea views.
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15-minute drive
RSPB Dungeness
A nature reserve of lakes and shingle with trails and hides, known for its wintering wildfowl and migrating birds.
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15-minute drive to Fairfield
Romney Marsh churches and countryside
Walks, wildlife and the medieval churches of the Marsh — among them St Thomas Becket at Fairfield, standing alone in the fields.
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20-minute drive
Rye Heritage Centre
On Strand Quay in Rye, home of the Rye Town Model, a sound and light show telling the story of the town.
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25-minute drive
Port Lympne
The Aspinall Foundation’s safari park on the hills above Romney Marsh, with truck safaris through the animal reserves.
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25-minute drive to Tenterden
Kent & East Sussex Railway
A heritage steam railway through the Rother Valley, from Tenterden to Bodiam and its castle.
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45-minute drive
Smugglers Adventure
Caves under Hastings’ West Hill, where an underground exhibition tells the story of the town’s smugglers.
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