One of those places you wish you’d discovered before. It’s worth my 80 minute trip just for a picnic alone as it’s just so unique, both in how it looks & how it was built. It’s not a huge park which is probably good for those who can’t walk far. Samphire Hoe has become one of my favourite “chill out” places and a park you will look forward to going back to time and time again.

Nice place to walk around but very limited facilities. If you walk to the beach it’s a good 15 min walk to the toilet or place to get a drink. Some nice wildlife to see and a train track running adjacent. Not much else to do or see - disappointing you have to pay for parking here.

Really different coastal walk . Easy walking along well made path down to beach and return along sea wall . Plenty of picnic tables , small coffee shop with spotless toilets . Cat park £2.0 Don’t be put off by heavy traffic approaching Dover , although lorry lane was queuing lane to Hoe clear . Will return and include visit to Battle of Britain museum next door .

Not visited here for about 15 years but still enjoyable. The learning centre is new, showing an exhibition on migration, which was interesting. We loved seeing the cattle up close and watching the sheep from afar. Saw a few birds, but not as many as we have before and sadly tide was wrong to walk along the beach too far. We used to enjoy a round walk past the tower and round to the beach, coming back close to the road, but this has been shut off, so a there and back walk now.