

A Village Worth Exploring
Set on the edge of Kent’s beautiful countryside, Hamstreet is a welcoming village that offers plenty for both locals and visitors to enjoy. Whether you’re here for a relaxing weekend walk, a pub lunch, or exploring the area for the first time, there are plenty of things to do near Hamstreet, Kent that make it well worth a visit.
Things To See And Do Nearby

Hamstreet Woods Nature Reserve
Just a short walk from the pub, perfect for walking, dog-friendly exploring, and spotting wildlife. In spring, the ancient trees are surrounded by carpets of bluebells, making it especially scenic. It’s one of the most peaceful things to do near Hamstreet, Kent, loved by walkers and nature lovers alike.

Royal Military
Canal Path
This historic canal path runs near Hamstreet and offers flat, scenic walking and cycling through the countryside. It’s a quiet, relaxing route with lovely views and easy access for short or long adventures. For those seeking active things to do near Hamstreet, Kent, this is a favourite.

Hamstreet
Garden Centre
Only minutes from the pub, this popular local garden centre features seasonal plants, a gift shop, and a friendly café. It’s a great place to browse and unwind before or after your visit.

Local Shops
& Essentials
Hamstreet has all the essentials nearby, including a Morrisons Daily open until 10pm, a post office, a doctor’s surgery, and convenience stores — everything you might need, just a short walk away.
Nearby Highlights
Romney Marsh
With its open skies, quiet lanes and historic churches, it’s ideal for a scenic drive and offers yet more things to do near Hamstreet, Kent if you’re venturing a little further.
Rye
A beautiful medieval town just a short drive away, packed with charm, antiques, and independent shops.
Appledore
A picturesque village with traditional Kent architecture and riverside walks.
Port Lympne Safari Park
Just 20 minutes by car from Hamstreet, Port Lympne is home to over 900 animals including rhinos, giraffes, and big cats. It’s a brilliant day out for families, couples, or anyone wanting to experience a taste of the wild in the Kent
countryside.

Whether you’re heading out for a countryside stroll, returning from a day trip, or simply exploring your own village with fresh eyes — The Dukes Head is the perfect place to pause. Enjoy a coffee in the morning, a relaxed pint in the garden, or a meal by the fire after a day well spent.