Seaview park view over beach

Seaview Holiday Park, Whitstable Kent

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Seaview - Holidays

With only a promenade separating the park from the sea, enjoy your caravan holiday in Kent at Seaview. Nestled between the popular seaside resorts of Whitstable and Herne Bay, this park has easy access to miles of coastal paths and beautiful beachfronts.

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Aerial view of Seaview holiday park

Your park experience

The park offers a range of facilities, including a family-friendly restaurant, bar, fun-filled arcade and heated outdoor leisure pool. The surrounding area is a haven for sailing and water sports enthusiasts. Near the park you'll find famous castles, picturesque fishing ports, and breathtaking coastal scenery, all just a short drive away from Seaview. Some activities could incur additional charges, or only be open at peak times.

Activities & Amenities

Amusement arcade, children's play area, launderette, weekend cabaret acts.

Food & Drink

Bar & restaurant with dog-friendly area, free Wi-Fi in venue, outdoor seating, shop, takeaway service.

Leisure Facilities

Outdoor pool, paddling pool (open 24 April - 20 September).

Facilities at Seaview

*Some activities could incur additional charge, or only be open during the school holidays. This park is cashless and will accept card payments only.

Outdoor pool
Paddling / Children's Pool
Dog-friendly restaurant area
Free WiFi in venue
Restaurant
Bar
Shop
Arcade
Children's Play Park
Launderette

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Swimming pool information

Swimming is a free activity but must be booked in advance when you arrive on park. There are no lifeguards on duty at any time. Please make sure you have enough adults to safely supervise children.


Supervision requirements:  (responsible adults must be 16+)

  • Ages 0-3: 1 child to 1 adult
  • Ages 4-7 : 2 children to 1 adult
  • Ages 8-15: 3 children to 1 adult

Check our swimming pool safety rules for more information.

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