About Seaview Holiday Park

Seaview is a family-friendly holiday park located right on the beach between the popular seaside resorts of Whitstable and Herne Bay. The park’s facilities are centred around the main entertainment complex including an outdoor heated swimming pool, adventure playground, football pitch, and amusements/arcades. There are lots of places and local attractions to visit when you come to stay including famous castles, fishing ports, cathedral cities and dramatic coastal scenery, all within a short drive from the park.

Facilities

  • Cots available
  • Credit cards accepted
  • Guide Dogs, Hearing Dogs and Registered Assistance Dogs welcome
  • Indoor / Outdoor swimming pool
  • Licensed
  • Restaurant / cafe / tea shop / catering facilities
  • WiFi access
  • Free On-Site Parking
  • Children's Playground / Adventure Play
  • Amusement Arcade / Games Room
  • Direct Beach Access / Sea Views
  • On-Site Convenience Store
  • Non-Smoking Throughout
  • Seafront Coastal Path Access

Nearby Businesses

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Shopping

Stagecoach

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Food and Drink

Sea View Cafe

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is Seaview Holiday Park positioned for beach access and coastal walking paths?

The park sits directly along the coastal path between Whitstable and Herne Bay, providing direct access to pebble beaches and miles of flat, seafront walking and cycling routes.

What family entertainment and leisure facilities are available on-site?

Facilities include a heated outdoor swimming pool with a toddler splash pool, an adventure playground, a sports pitch, an arcade, and a family clubhouse hosting live evening shows and sports broadcasts.

What style of accommodation is available at the park?

The site offers a broad range of options, including self-catering static caravans, luxury lodges with private decking, and cosy insulated glamping pods equipped with beds, heating, and electric.

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Canterbury UNESCO view photo credit John Hippisley