The White Cliffs, Kent Coast and Castles by Campervan
Quick summary: A campervan trip from Dover links the White Cliffs, Dover Castle and some of England’s finest historic sites. Canterbury, with its cathedral, is a short drive inland. Leeds Castle, near Maidstone, and Hever Castle, in west Kent, make good stops on the way toward London. Quiet villages, orchards and country lanes fill the gaps. Lanes can be narrow, so drive slowly and use passing places.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Coast | White Cliffs and Dover Castle |
| Cathedral city | Canterbury |
| Castles | Leeds and Hever |
| Countryside | Villages and orchards |
| Lanes | Narrow; use passing places |
| Tours | Kent tours |
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Which RV route from Dover covers Kent’s highlights?
Start at the White Cliffs and Dover Castle, head inland to Canterbury, then west via Leeds Castle and Hever Castle.
| Stop | Tours |
|---|---|
| White Cliffs | White Cliffs tours |
| Canterbury | Canterbury Cathedral tours |
| Leeds Castle | Leeds Castle tours |
| Hever Castle | Hever Castle tours |
| Villages | Village tours |
Where can you park in Canterbury?
In car parks outside the historic center, then walk in. The center is compact and largely pedestrianized.
Where can you stay overnight?
At campgrounds near the coast and in the countryside. Book ahead at busy times.
Frequently Asked Questions
A short drive inland.
Yes, it’s near Maidstone.
Some are; drive slowly and use passing places.
Outside the historic center.