Discover The Allhallows Caravan

Escape to The Allhallows Caravan for a memorable holiday experience!

Nestled between the rugged beauty of the Thames Estuary and the picturesque meadows of the Kent countryside, The Allhallows Caravan has been offering holiday lettings since 2013.

The village of Allhallows provides the perfect backdrop for a retreat, whether you seek a tranquil sanctuary to admire stunning sunsets over the Estuary or an action-packed holiday filled with exciting activities. The Allhallows Caravan caters to all preferences, promising a memorable vacation experience.

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The array of sporting facilities available at The Allhallows Caravan is truly impressive

From a large and picturesque coarse fishing lake to indoor and outdoor heated pools, tennis and sports courts, a bowling green, crazy golf course, and an indoor sports dome, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

However, the standout feature is the brand-new Adventure Village. This exciting addition includes a massive play park, a picnic area with an outdoor stage for shows and films, a vast sandpit, climbing walls, ‘The Jump’, Dog Park, aerial adventures, kart hire, and a nerf training camp.

The recently expanded Marina Bar offers a spacious outdoor terrace with panoramic views of the play area and the Estuary, along with a sports bar, show bar, seaside squad shop, fish and chip shop, Burger King, Papa Johns, seaside treats bar, box Bar, and a newly refurbished Yacht Club for live entertainment. Children can indulge in creative activities at the creative studio, ensuring fun for the whole family.

The holiday park operator, organises a wide range of activities using these fantastic facilities, catering to guests of all ages. The park also features traditional holiday amenities including an amusement arcade, a restaurant with river terrace, supermarket, and launderette. A unique feature of Allhallows is the 19th-century Fort, Slough Fort, which is currently being restored and offers guided tours.

Pool activities

Allhallows boasts both indoor and outdoor heated pools, providing a delightful setting for a variety of water-based activities. Guests can enjoy aqua gliders, aqua jets, pool parties, learn-to-swim sessions, and pool kayaking, ensuring endless aquatic entertainment for all ages.

Sporting activities

For sports enthusiasts, Allhallows offers a plethora of choices. From a coarse fishing lake to lawn bowls, football and tennis courts, adults have plenty of options to stay active. The park also provides opportunities for archery, fencing coaching, a football academy, crazy golf, biking lessons, segway rides, and cart hire for children, ensuring a fun-filled stay for all.

Fun and entertainment

The Allhallows Caravan is dedicated to keeping young guests entertained with a range of shows and hands-on activities, including creative and science fun led by the enthusiastic Funstars. As evening falls, the entertainment continues with quizzes, stage shows, musical performances, and even Bingo, promising a lively and engaging holiday experience for the whole family.

How to get here

If programming your SAT NAV device, please use postcode: ME3 9QD. This will guide you directly to Allhallows where you will be able to follow the signs for directions to the park. You can also use Google Maps for a door to door.

By road

Take junction 2 off the M25 towards Canterbury and take the A2 (Rochester). From the A2 take the A289 Gillingham/Grain turn off, and then take the A228 turn off to Grain. Follow the A228 and Allhallows is signposted from there.

By train

The nearest train and bus station is in Strood which is about 7 miles from the park. To plan your train journey to and from Allhallows, please search using the official National Rail Enquiries online planner and timetable. Alternatively, call National Rail Enquiries helpline on 03457 484950.

Nearby attractions

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Chatham Dockyard

Embark on a captivating journey through maritime history at Chatham Dockyard, a site of unparalleled international significance and a true gem of the Age of Sail. Spanning an impressive eighty acres, The Historic Dockyard Chatham stands as the most complete Dockyard from this era in the entire world, boasting a remarkable collection of over 100 buildings and structures that were meticulously crafted between 1704 and 1855.

As one of the foremost maritime heritage attractions in Britain, The Historic Dockyard Chatham offers a wealth of immersive experiences for visitors to explore. Step aboard Three Historic Warships and immerse yourself in the seafaring past, witness the intricate craftsmanship of a working Victorian Ropery, marvel at the Historic Lifeboat Collection, and take a ride on the Dockyard Railway. Delve into the captivating Hearts of Oak digital theatre for a multimedia experience like no other, and let the little ones run wild in the play areas dotted throughout the expansive site.

Uncover the rich history of Chatham Dockyard through new interactive galleries that transport you back to the illustrious 'age of sail'. Here, powerful stories come to life, shedding light on the pivotal role played by Chatham Dockyard in shaping history. From the intricate craftsmanship of shipbuilding to the daring voyages undertaken by seafarers, every corner of this historic site is teeming with tales waiting to be discovered.

Immerse yourself in the magnificence of Chatham Dockyard as you explore the extensive collections curated by two national museums. Each artefact and exhibit serve as a testament to the enduring legacy of this maritime marvel, offering a glimpse into a bygone era when the seas reigned supreme, and Chatham Dockyard stood as a beacon of innovation and craftsmanship.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, a maritime buff, or simply seeking a day of exploration and discovery, The Historic Dockyard Chatham promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you enriched and inspired by the remarkable stories of the past. Come and witness the magic of Chatham Dockyard, where history sets sail and the echoes of the Age of Sail resonate through time – visit website.

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Historic Rochester

Experience the rich history and charm of Rochester, a city that boasts a magnificent castle dating back to 1087, an awe-inspiring cathedral, and a picturesque Victorian high street. This historic destination is a must-visit, offering a glimpse into the past with its ties to the renowned author Charles Dickens. Many of the city's buildings are featured in Dickens' novels, and his former home in Higham is just a few miles away.

Rochester comes alive with vibrant festivals throughout the year, such as The Sweeps Festival on May Day weekend and the Dickens Festival in the first week of June. Immerse yourself in the cultural celebrations and events that pay homage to the city's literary heritage.

In addition to its historical and literary significance, Rochester offers a lively summer scene with various concerts held on the grounds of the castle. Enjoy live music in a stunning setting, adding to the allure of this enchanting city that seamlessly blends the old-world charm with modern-day vibrancy. Plan your visit to Rochester and embark on a journey through time, where every corner reveals a piece of its fascinating past – visit website.

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Thanet and its beaches

Discover the unparalleled beauty of Thanet, an enchanting region in the United Kingdom boasting 15 diverse coves and sandy beaches. From the elegant Royal harbour of Ramsgate, adorned with regency architecture, to the charming seaside town of Broadstairs and the nostalgic pleasure park at Margate, Thanet offers a plethora of coastal destinations to explore.

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Bluewater Shopping Centre

Discover the ultimate shopping and leisure destination at Bluewater Shopping Centre. Boasting a vast selection of over 300 stores, including popular brands and luxury boutiques, as well as 50 bars and restaurants offering a variety of culinary delights. With the convenience of 13,000 free parking spaces, visitors can easily access this premier shopping destination.

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Dockside Shopping Centre

Dive into a shopping extravaganza with a variety of shops catering to all tastes and preferences. After working up an appetite, indulge in a delicious meal at popular eateries such as Nando's, Pizza Hut, or Creams.

Conveniently located near the renowned Chatham Historic Dockyard, Dockside provides the perfect opportunity to combine your shopping excursion with a visit to this historic site just across the road. Immerse yourself in the rich maritime history of the area and make the most of your day out by exploring both Dockside's modern offerings and the fascinating heritage of Chatham Historic Dockyard.

Whether you're looking for entertainment, dining, shopping, or a bit of everything, Dockside Shopping Centre has something for everyone to enjoy – visit website.

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Kentish Markets

Discover the vibrant and diverse Kentish markets that offer a unique shopping experience. With a wide array of markets to choose from, Kent provides a haven for those seeking local produce, artisanal crafts, and one-of-a-kind treasures.

Explore the various market options available by visiting our website link and embark on a delightful journey of exploration and discovery. From bustling town markets to charming village stalls, Kent's markets cater to all tastes and preferences, promising a memorable and enriching shopping experience for every visitor. Plan your visit today and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Kent's market culture – visit website.

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Whistable

Nestled along the picturesque northeast coast of Kent, just 8 miles from the historic city of Canterbury, lies the charming seaside town of Whitstable. Renowned for its long-standing oyster harvesting tradition dating back to Roman times, Whitstable proudly showcases its maritime heritage through its bustling fish market at the harbour.

Each July, Whitstable comes alive with the vibrant festivities of the nine-day Oyster Festival, a beloved local event that celebrates the town's rich culinary and cultural offerings. Visitors can immerse themselves in a lively atmosphere filled with entertainment, local art exhibitions, and culinary delights.

Strolling down the quaint Harbour Street, visitors will discover a treasure trove of art galleries, boutiques, and unique shops, offering a delightful shopping experience. The Whitstable Museum and Art Gallery invites guests to explore a fascinating collection of artefacts and portraits that showcase the town's deep-seated seafaring traditions.

One of Whitstable's most distinctive features is The Street, a natural shingle bank located to the east of the harbour. Revealed only at low tide, this unique formation provides an enchanting opportunity for visitors to take a leisurely stroll along its length and admire the coastal beauty.

Colourful beach huts dot the sandy shores, stretching beyond the harbour, adding a whimsical touch to the coastal landscape. Whitstable's scenic beauty, rich history, and vibrant cultural scene make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a quintessential seaside retreat in the heart of Kent – visit website.

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Leeds Castle

Experience the timeless allure of Leeds Castle in Kent, a historic gem that has stood proudly for nearly 900 years, creating an unforgettable impression on all who visit. Set against the backdrop of a picturesque moat, the castle's grandeur is truly a sight to behold.

Nestled within 500 acres of stunning parkland and meticulously maintained gardens, Leeds Castle offers a wealth of activities and attractions to captivate visitors of all ages. From the mesmerising free-flying falconry displays to an array of daily events, special tours, and year-round entertainment, there is no shortage of things to see and do.

A visit to Leeds Castle promises an enriching and immersive experience, making it one of the premier destinations for a day out in Kent. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a memorable adventure, the charm and allure of Leeds Castle will leave you longing to return time and time again – visit website.

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Upnor and Upnor Castle

Explore the historic charm of Upnor and Upnor Castle, a captivating destination nestled along the picturesque banks of the River Medway. Dating back to 1559, Upnor Castle stands as a remarkable example of Elizabethan Artillery Forts, erected to safeguard the royal warships during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.

Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of this iconic landmark while enjoying the scenic beauty of the surrounding villages of Lower and Upper Upnor. Delight in the quaint atmosphere as you stroll through the cobblestone streets and discover an array of charming pubs and restaurants offering a taste of local cuisine.

Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply seeking a delightful escape, Upnor and Upnor Castle promise a memorable experience that combines historic significance with modern-day charm – visit website.

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Diggerland

Diggerland offers an immersive and thrilling adventure for visitors of all ages at its unique park.

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The Fen Bell Inn

Nestled just a short drive away from the park, The Fen Bell Inn is a charming 17th-century establishment that exudes warmth and character. Boasting a diverse selection of real ales and delectable homemade dishes, the inn offers a culinary experience that is sure to delight even the most discerning palates.

Beyond its exceptional menu, The Fen Bell Inn is also home to a unique rescued animals’ centre, providing a sanctuary for over 100 animals in need of care and compassion.

Among its residents are lemurs, monkeys, and a variety of other captivating creatures, making a visit to the inn a truly unforgettable experience for animal lovers and families alike. Immerse yourself in the rich history and welcoming atmosphere of The Fen Bell Inn, where delicious fare and a heartwarming commitment to animal welfare come together in perfect harmony – visit website.

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Cineworld Rochester

Discover the ultimate cinematic experience at Cineworld Rochester, the perfect destination for a rainy day outing. Conveniently located in Medway Valley Park, Cineworld offers more than just movies.

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Hollywood Bowl

Experience family-friendly entertainment at Hollywood Bowl, conveniently situated within Medway Valley Park. Enjoy the thrill of 10 Pin Bowling in a vibrant and engaging setting that caters to all ages – visit website.

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Howletts Wild Animal Park

Embark on an unforgettable wildlife adventure at Howletts Wild Animal Park, nestled within 90 acres of stunning ancient parkland.

As a distinguished recipient of multiple awards, this park is dedicated to animal conservation, emphasising the breeding and subsequent re-introduction of its diverse range of species back into the wild. Notably, Howletts boasts the largest herd of African elephants in the UK, alongside a myriad of other captivating animals waiting to be discovered. Immerse yourself in a world of conservation, education, and awe-inspiring encounters with wildlife at Howletts Wild Animal Park – visit website.

Gravesend

Discover the charm of Gravesend, a picturesque town brimming with rich riverside heritage waiting to be explored. From the serene Gordon Gardens to the inviting Promenade and cafe, every corner offers a glimpse into the town's vibrant history. Don't miss the impressive New Tavern Fort and the breathtaking views from Windmill Hill.

Gravesend holds a special place in history as the final resting place of the legendary Pocahontas, adding a touch of mythology to its already compelling allure. Thanks to its convenient rail connections to London and the continent through the modern Ebbsfleet High Speed Rail Terminal, Gravesend is easily accessible for travellers seeking a getaway. For a unique experience, consider embarking on a riverboat excursion to further immerse yourself in the town's scenic beauty and charm – visit website.

Monkey Bizz

Discover the ultimate indoor play destination at Monkey Bizz, ideal for entertaining kids on a rainy day. Step into a world of adventure with a vast soft play area designed to cater to children of all ages.

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Fort Amherst

Nestled in Chatham, Fort Amherst stands as a historic gem with roots dating back to the Napoleonic era when it was initially established as a defence stronghold against potential invasions. Throughout the tumultuous periods of both world wars, the fort also served as a crucial civil defence centre.

Today, the Fort Amherst Heritage Trust, a dedicated charity, has undertaken the monumental task of restoring and preserving this significant site since the 1980s. Their diligent efforts aim to authentically revive the grounds and structures, ensuring that Britain's largest Napoleonic Fortress remains accessible and appreciated by all.

Visitors to Fort Amherst can delve into a rich tapestry of military history spanning over 300 years. The expansive 20-acre parkland invites exploration, offering a tranquil retreat for the public to enjoy. Guided tours provide a captivating journey through the intricate network of underground tunnels, shedding light on the fort's intriguing past. For those seeking a moment of relaxation, the Fort Amherst Café and patio offer light refreshments amidst the historic ambiance.

Venturing to the highest point of the fort rewards visitors with sweeping panoramic vistas, providing a commanding view of the surrounding landscape. Additionally, the site presents an opportunity to explore one of Kent's most renowned haunted locations, adding an element of mystery and intrigue to the visitor experience.

Whether drawn by the allure of history, the beauty of the parkland, or the thrill of exploring underground passageways, Fort Amherst promises a memorable and immersive journey through time and heritage – visit website.

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Brands Hatch

Experience the thrill of motorsports at the legendary Brands Hatch circuit, renowned for its history of epic F1 battles.

Today, this iconic venue plays host to a diverse range of motorsport events, from British Touring Cars to Superbikes, GT racing, and F3 competitions. In addition to the exhilarating races, Brands Hatch offers a variety of driving gift experiences for enthusiasts. Be sure to check the website for upcoming events during your stay and immerse yourself in the high-octane world of motorsports at this renowned circuit – visit website.

St Andrew's Lakes

Nestled within the picturesque landscape of St Andrew's Lakes lies an idyllic retreat that offers a plethora of water-based activities and luxurious floating lodges. These lodges, complete with private decking areas and hot tubs, provide a perfect setting for relaxation and indulgence.

Formerly a quarry, St Andrews Lakes has been transformed into a stunning blue lake reserve, featuring sandy beaches and a wide array of activities suitable for all ages. Among the many attractions is a thrilling 600m zip wire set to open in July 2023, promising an exhilarating experience for visitors.

Whether you choose to explore the Aqua Park, paddle board on the lake, or simply unwind at the beach hut cafe, St Andrew's Lakes offers a unique escape that will transport you to a world of leisure and adventure. The onsite water sports shop provides everything you need for your aquatic adventures, while the cafe serves up delectable homemade fare and refreshing beverages. For those in need of a quick bite, stone-baked pizzas are available for takeaway, ensuring you stay energised and ready for your next activity.

With its diverse range of amenities and activities, St Andrew's Lakes provides a fulfilling and unforgettable getaway experience, offering the perfect blend of relaxation and excitement in a stunning natural setting – visit website.

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