Romney Farm

Please feel free to contact us via email or telephone to book your stay.Camping Log Cabins- Our camping log cabins are 3mt x 3mt insulated floor and roof- Double glazed windows and doors- Secure with locks- Attractive Dutch style roof- Electric light and power point- Electric kettle and coolbox- No set up or break down of tent- No packing away a wet tent- No wind problems- Parking along side for your car- Guaranteed dry place should the weather be a little on the damp side- Our log cabins will keep you warm and dry, bring all your camping gear- FORGET the TENT- Sorry No pets in the cabinsRomney Marsh - Information about the area you’ll be staying at.The Romney Marsh Natural Area is famous for the extent of its wetland habitats ranging from the large shingle expanse of Dungeness to the drainage ditches and small ponds of the surrounding farmland. These in turn boast an impressive diversity of flora and fauna and the area has received national and international recognition through numerous wildlife designations.Whilst walking you are sure to encounter some of the unique wildlife. It is impossible not to notice the charismatic Marsh Frogs and other wetland inhabitants such as dragonflies and reed warblers which bring the ditches alive during the summer.As you walk on the Romney Marsh you will see signs of its long and fascinating history. You may find one of the unusual and few remaining looker huts which once provided shelter for shepherds, you may find yourself walking along one of the ancient sea walls, now far inland and evidence of the dramatically changing coastline.There is a long history of conflict associated with the Romney Marsh largely the result of its proximity to the continent. There is evidence of Roman, Viking and Saxon invasions and settlements dating back to the third century AD.Wherever you walk on the Marsh you will hear tales of smuggling. Whether they are about the notorious Hawkhust Gang, Dr Syn, secret tunnels and hideaways, fact and the fiction is often hard to separate and has provided inspiration to both authors and artists alike.DirectionsFrom M20 J10 follow signs for A2070 to Brenzett at A259 turn left at sign for New Romney / Lydd airport, 3 miles turn right onto B2075, Campsite is 700 yards along the road on the right hand side.From Dover Follow folkstone A259 coast road through New Romney turn left at B2075. Campsite is 700 yards along the righthand side.From Hastings Follow coast road through Ryt to Lydd on B2075 past Lydd airport. Campsite is 1 mile along on the left hand side.