The atmospheric Oare Marshes in Faversham are an important habitat for overwintering and breeding wetland birds and are of international significance. These marshes have a past as part of the gunpowder industry as you can spot the remains of buildings and boats. They are also of international importance for migratory, overwintering, and breeding wetland birds, with freshwater dykes, open water scrapes, reedbed, saltmarsh, and seawall. The reserve consists of grazing marsh  - one of a few left in Kent, with Highlands and other cattle as well as Konik horses. There are walking trails, as well as viewing hides. You will also see evidence of the impact rising sea levels are having on the reserve and its future.

Opening Hours
All times.

Accessibility
RADAR gates, the path is surfaced with compacted roadstone and is level. Stay on circular footpaths.

Dog 
Keep on lead.

Parking
Parking charges apply.

Picture Credit: © Kent Wildlife Trust.