Resting on the family-friendly Kingsdown Holiday Park in Kent, is this delightful Scandinavian-style lodge. With its unique triangular shaped design and a well-equipped interior, Seashell Cottage Lodge 97 is ideal for families’ eager to explore the wonderful coastline and inland treasures. Gather all in the open-plan living area to discuss the day’s activities over a delicious home-cooked meal, prepared in the galley-style kitchen. Make yourself comfy on the sofa whilst catching up on your favourite shows before heading to bed in one of the three bedrooms, including two doubles and a bunk room. This lodge has the added benefit of a raised decking area at the front of property which provides delightful views over the channel, whilst to the rear is a large decked area for alfresco dining in more privacy. On-site you can find a handful of facilities including a tennis court, children’s play area and crazy golf, as well as a number of woodland walks and the fabulous pebble beach which is just a five-minute stroll from the cottage. Head into Walmer or Deal to find a whole host of restaurants and traditional pubs to try, plus a unique high street full of independent shops to browse. Just a 20-minute drive south will bring you to the White Cliffs of Dover, one of the country’s most spectacular natural features where you can enjoy exhilarating cliff top walks with unrivalled views of the English Channel. Take some time to explore the National Trust and English Heritage owned castles, a must-see for any keen historians, or take a trip to the city of Canterbury, where you can stroll down the cobbled streets, sample a fine selection of eateries and shops, and explore local attractions such as the Cathedral and Roman Remains. If you’re willing to explore further afield, the ferry to France is nearby making it a perfect base if you fancy a French adventure! For a memorable getaway to this wonderful part of the country, look no further than Seashell Cottage Lodge 97.

Kingsdown is a village close to the beach of St Margaret's Bay, at the northern end of the white cliffs of Dover. The village offers basic amenities including a number of pubs, a butcher and a general store. The surrounding area is filled with natural beauty, being situated close to the White Cliffs of Dover, with the beaches and cliffs around Kingsdown part of the Site of Scientific Interest that stretches down to Folkestone. For days out, the city of Canterbury is well worth a visit, with many attractions such as the cathedral, Roman remains and excellent shopping centre.

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