Local guides
Written by the owners, updated regularly, and honest about terrain, parking, dog rules and tides. Pick the guide that matches who you are travelling with.
Dog walks around Camber Sands
Beach rules by season, the golf-links circular, the walk to Rye for lunch, and where four legs are welcome.
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Walks for everyone
Flat, big-skied walking: Rye Harbour classics, Winchelsea to Rye, the Royal Military Canal and Dungeness.
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Family days out
Lagoons at low tide, steam trains, kites, rock pools and the rainy-day plans B, C and D.
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Easy-going & accessible days
Level paths, accessible hides, steam without the walking, and Rye without the hills.
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Cycling routes
National Cycle Route 2 from Rye to the beach, the flat lanes of Romney Marsh, and rides to Dungeness.
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Kitesurfing, surfing & watersports
Why Camber is one of the UK’s great kite beaches, the licensed schools, zones, tides and hire.
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Hidden corners worth knowing
A lonely marsh church, medieval wine cellars, a sunken forest, a lifeboat memorial and the places day trippers drive past.
Read the guide →Camber Sands beach guide
Tides, lifeguards, parking, dog rules by season, beach rules and facilities in one place.
Read the guide →Camber Sands beach guide
Tides, lifeguards, parking, dog rules, beach rules and facilities, all in one place.
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Things to do near Rye
Rye, Camber Castle, Winchelsea, Dungeness, the steam railway, Hastings and the hidden corners most visitors miss.
Explore →Stay minutes from all of this
Beachside Cottage sleeps four (plus a travel cot), welcomes one small dog, and puts the dunes, the village pub and the shop within walking distance.
Wish you were here?
You could be.
Sandy floors forgiven, sunsets encouraged, and seconds of everything. Check live availability and book your dates securely online.