Dog Friendly Walks in Kent

One of the best things about bringing your dog on holiday is discovering new places together. From dramatic coastal paths and peaceful countryside trails to woodland walks and charming villages, Kent offers endless opportunities for memorable days out with your four-legged companion.

Whether you’re staying for a weekend break, a camping holiday or a longer escape, there are plenty of scenic walking routes just a short drive from Keat Farm Parks.

Example walks are:

Photos: Kent Downs, Kent Views, English in Margate, Samphire Hoe

Crab and Winkle Way Closest park: Homing Park, Whitstable

Following the route of one of Britain’s oldest railways, the Crab and Winkle Way stretches between Canterbury and Whitstable. This 7.5-mile trail passes ancient woodland, traditional orchards and the beautiful Blean Woods Nature Reserve, making it a fantastic choice for both walkers and cyclists travelling with dogs.

St Margaret’s Bay Closest park: Hawthorn Farm

This circular coastal walk combines dramatic cliff-top scenery with sweeping views across the English Channel. It’s a rewarding route for anyone looking to experience one of Kent’s most picturesque coastal landscapes.

Viking Coastal Trail Closest park: Quex Holiday Park

The Viking Coastal Trail offers over 30 miles of spectacular coastline to explore. While most visitors choose to walk shorter sections, every part of the trail rewards you with beautiful sea views, historic landmarks and plenty of dog-friendly places to stop along the way.

Samphire Hoe Closest park: Little Satmar Holiday Park

Created at the foot of the iconic White Cliffs, Samphire Hoe is one of Kent’s most unique coastal nature reserves. With easy walking paths, open green spaces and spectacular views across the English Channel, it’s a fantastic place for a relaxing walk with your dog while enjoying the dramatic coastal scenery.

Start Your Adventure

Whichever Keat Farm Park you choose, you’ll never be far from some of Kent’s best dog friendly walking routes. From breathtaking cliff-top trails and sandy beaches to peaceful woodland paths and riverside strolls, there’s something to suit every dog and every walker.

Looking for even more inspiration? Explore the full collection of dog friendly walks across Kent and discover your next adventure together.