Art in Romney Marshes Reviews

Very covid safe cafe and shop. Really over grown but the wildlife is amazing, well worth a visit.

Nice coffee with cherry and walnut cake. Good stop off to do a little walking

A lovely place to visit, peaceful, dog friendly & after a relaxing walk enjoy a drink in the centre, good coffee. Great gift ideas & interesting information.

Great to see that the Visitor Centre is open again. Perfect place to explore or just sit in the peaceful Surroundings.
The manager was very informative and took the trouble to talk to the visitors.

Pleasant stroll but love it more in the spring and summer

Great place for tea and cakes. All selection of local books.

Brilliant centre with lots of info and good staff. Some lovely walks in the country too.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Good coffee and cake

A wonderful day out.
Staff and volunteers very helpful. Very good facilities. Good choice of food at very reasonable price.

Romney Marsh has its very own Wildlife park literally on the Romney Hythe & Dymchurch railway.
This wildlife park maybe smaller than others that the Kent Wildlife Trust operates, but it is stunning in its own way.
What a truly wonderful place to visit with your family.
I love the fact that the visitor centre is a green building with a grass roof and organic heating.
Well worth visiting.

Absolutely beautiful scenery and lovely walk. Staff are lovely and friendly

Beautiful and peaceful. A must to learn about the environment.

Lovely local nature centre and cafe. Nice trails throughout the preserve.

Very well presented and in a quite space. Staff very friendly.

Great place to visit, run by some very lovely people!

I visit here every week on Saturday as my Nan and Granddad live at Lydd-On-Sea and I really love it there and I have a good view of Hythe, Folkestone and Dover and at night the view of them is SPECTACULAR! Looking the other way you can see Dungeness Power Station which can be seen at the top of the hill at West Hythe along with a view of the sea. There is also the Dungeness lighthouse that you can actuallly climb up to have a spectacular view of the Romney MarshFinally there is the amazing Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway which is really fun for people of all ages with special events every now and again.

Had a beautiful day lovely walks for the dog very kind friendly people nice shop/tea room would really recommend a visit! Well done all!

Lovely. Always good to support these wildlife centres. Walm welcome with basic cafe. Lovely walk.

A beautiful area with lots of nice walks around the countryside or seaside.

Stunning! Lovely shop, walks and friendly people. Loved the community garden too! The guy there was very knowledgeable and helpful. There was an art display too! I couldn't resist it and bought two paintings by a local artist. The whole family are artists and very talented. Thank you all for a lovely morning xxx

Great place with some good history knowledge, such as;
"The most significant feature of the Marsh is the Rhee Wall (Rhee is a word for river), forming a prominent ridge. This feature was extended as a waterway in three stages from Appledore to New Romney in the 13th century."
Well worth a look I'd say!!!

Great place to visit and lovely coffee shop. Staff member was very informative and really enjoyed our visit.

Lovely small nature reserve with community garden, craft/art space, excellent range of local gifts and delicious fair trade tea and coffee, plus enthusiastic and knowledgeable local volunteers. A real find.

Currently closed aside from the short walk around the little country park. Sadly delapidated and overgrown since COVID-19 lockdown.

Nice little place.good place to stop for a cup of tea and a walk around

Nice place for a walk there is also a little centre here which is free good information about the place and friendly staff

Little oasis of nature, intriguing, good for exploring and enjoying the interesting features and a chance to get refreshments in the centre, dog friendly

Nice staff. The facilities seem a bit bleak and limited. As for Romney Marsh, in general there's not much to see but I guess that's one of its attractions.

Well thought out and an excellent place for exploring

Definitely worth a visit, a lovely little place to look around.

Amazing everything great wildlife Foxes and rare bees cool flowers and awesome rivers

History, shopping and cafe. It has it all, as well as a nice walk in the countryside. Also saw the steam train pass nearby.

This Visitors Centre, set on Romney Harsh, Kent is a wonderful place to gather information for your visit to the gorgeous part of Kent.

A nice little nature reserve with a decent visitor centre. A couple of short trails ideal for children

This is a beautiful place to visit with several walks that can be taken. The Rabbit Trail and The Dragonfly Trail are short and easy to do. The visitor Centre sells snacks and refreshments. It also has a fascinating display of the history of Romney Marsh and various gifts you can buy as well as an art display. A really fun place for the family to visit and learn.

Truly this place is so quiet but great toilets and wonderful information for bird watchers

Enjoyed a coffee here but also lots of things of. Interest to see.

Diaspointing.. Dogs off leads in areas that they shouldn't be. A man calling a a girl no older than three and her mother a 'c**t' they only mentioned a dog allegery and reasons for using the path of dogs on a lead. Horrible place .

Their helped me with my cut on back of my hand it was bleeding

A diamond in the rough with great little walks and a lovely cafe

So much to see and you can get a coffee and the staff are lovely. The shop is the best value ive seen for a long time. You can pick up the Romney hallway from there are well. Small platform. Pluss walks.

Lovely and relaxing.. Good people that care about our wildlife and home

A nice little visitor centre with a couple of interesting wildlife walks around the surrounding marshland

Great set of information boards about the history of the area.

A beautiful tranquil place and friendly volunteers.

Great place to while away a few hours. Lovely tea and cake and an awesome display of artwork by Rick Gurney

Free and lots of bugs and insects and animals to see.

Very helpful. Managed to get me a campsite when nearly every where was full because of the holiday weekend....I recommend it to anyone visiting R.Marsh area....they also make good tea.....

The visitor centre has restricted hours so that gate was locked. Further down there is a small car park we parked there and walked in through the swing gate around the lake. Saw some dragon flies and grebes. There was a lady in wheel chair the disabled gate was locked so no entry for her. The A259 is a very busy road so that noise did mar the place.

Really friendly people running the visitors centre.

Like being at the end of the world, unique and amazing. Not sure I would feel the same at the height of summer?

Interesting, friendly, pleasant short walk, dog friendly nice coffee and locally made cakes

Seen better days.....shame the wind turbine has gone it was well cool. Shouldn't think the solar panels looking at the state of them work any more either. Walk round still pleasant but wooden walk through in need of bad attention. Too much spent on the tea room!

A relaxed and welcoming place. The setting was splendid with various little nature trails with signage. The gift shop area was nice with detailed mural showing the nature. Food was nice and the person running the place was really friendly and welcoming.

Dogs are made welcome as are well behaved children.

Would certainly recommend.

Some interesting stuff and really friendly and knowledgeable staff. Liked the exhibit showing history of the marsh and how the cinque ports were part of the working a few centuries ago. Was a rainy day so couldn't comment on outside possibilities.

The best thing about this place are the staff in the club house it is dangerous for children as my kids went to the toilet and found the chemical cupboard open with no lock on it and when I told a member of staff they just smiled and said it was not his department so on the 2nd day I looked to see if they had put a lock on there was no lock nor the 3rd 4th 5th and so on and I did tell someone every day and all though my stay there but nothing was done the tents where to close together only had 4ft to the next caravan and it was not just me it was all tents and caravans was the same and the swimming pool only holds 18 people and there was 6 of us but the staff in the club house (even though well under staffed )would bend over backwards to to help you would like to say well done to all of them for trying to keep everyone entertained and happy

Very good to walk round and see the sights. Very friendly and a nice cuppa