Description

Samphire Hoe has outstanding scenery with great walks to enjoy the wildlife and wildflowers. It is home to more than 200 species of plants, including the rare early spider orchid, 123 species of birds and 30 of butterflies have been recorded at the Hoe. The site was created by Eurotunnel during the construction of the Channel Tunnel and is a 30 acre site between Dover and Folkestone, and has a visitor centre for more information.

Opening Hours
7am-dusk daily
Last entry 7pm.

Price
Free - fees apply for parking.

Accessibility
There is a recommended 'access for all' way around the Hoe, and the full circuit is 2km long.

Train
Dover priory - 3 miles.

Bus
61 to Aycliffe, then on foot

Parking
Available on site: Pay & display 30 mins 50p; 30 mins-2 hours: £1
Over 2 hours: £2.
Disabled badge holders and motorcycles: Free.
Coaches:  £2.

Dogs
On lead.

Additional Notes
Tea Kiosk is open every weekend, then most days from Easter to September.
Tickets for sea angling are available.

Facilities
Kiosk • Toilet • Disabled Toilet baby • Changing Facilities

Picture Credit: Getlink.

Location
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