About Bright Sky Glamping

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Set on four acres of quiet Kent countryside — owners Tony and Kerry have fashioned a quiet, relaxing micro-site that is perfectly placed for strolls in ancient woodland, ambles through historic towns and days on pebble beaches alike, all within a 10-minute drive.

There is 3 fully furnished bell tents and a slightly roomier, desert style touraeg tent each able to hold 4 people inside of the tent. there is plenty of field space for the family to do activities in. parking is close to the tents with wheel barrows on hand to help you move your equipment. Inside there will be proper beds with a wooden create as a bed side table, luggage racks, shoe storage and shelving units and it has all the kitchen utensils you need! turn the fire place into a barbecue and go to the picnic table outside of all the tents.

You can buy farm fresh eggs from the lane and pick up basic supplies at the village shop in blean. If you bring your bike you can cycle up and down the traffic free crab and winkle way bicycle route. The clamping site is also a 10 min drive to Canterbury or Whitstable.

Facilities

  • Free On-Site Parking
  • Phone Charging Points
  • Suitable for families
  • Communal Kitchenette & Fridge/Freezer
  • Fire Pit / BBQ Provided
  • Shared Washroom / Showers & Toilets

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do guests transport luggage from the parking area to their tents?

Vehicles park in a designated area at the edge of the 4-acre field, where wheelbarrows are provided for guests to wheel their luggage down to the tents.

What shared facilities are provided for cooking, refrigeration, and power?

A communal utility block features hot-water washing-up sinks, a shared fridge/freezer for guest food storage, and electric outlets for charging mobile phones.

Are group bookings or large parties permitted on site?

To ensure a quiet atmosphere across the four tents, group bookings, loud music, and noisy gatherings are strictly prohibited.

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Canterbury UNESCO view photo credit John Hippisley