Kingsdown Camping

Beautiful view, very good sanitary facilities, and plenty of space, although some areas are very steep. Small shop available.

The place may be beautiful, but as motorhome travelers we were very disappointed. Although we were willing to pay to empty our cassette, this service was refused without an overnight stay. That is neither customer-friendly nor environmentally responsible. Dogs are also not allowed. Unfortunately, not recommended for travelers passing through.

Certainly a beautiful campsite, but unfortunately dogs are not allowed here. However, the friendly lady at reception recommended two other places that do allow dogs.

Huge meadow with lots of space, very friendly staff. Sanitary facilities are okay. The only downside is that they do not accept large motorhomes even though there is more than enough space. The manager made an exception for us (9 m)—many thanks.

Beautiful place at the start of our England tour. Wonderful view over the Channel. Deal and St. Margaret are easily reachable by bicycle on pleasant paths. On September 1, at the end of the holidays, there was plenty of space.

Avoid it: extremely expensive and unfriendly, though that could still be tolerated. But all the pitches are crooked—really crooked—and the showers are dirty and cold. Be careful: there is barbed wire scattered on the ground in the forest. Do not leave children unsupervised in these areas.

Campsite with a very beautiful sea view. Friendly staff. A very large grass field, but not a single place where you can stand level. The sanitary facilities are somewhat outdated but clean. On nice days, there are too few toilets and showers for the many campers. Camper services are primitive: black and gray water go into the same drain, and there is no water point for rinsing the cassette.

We were very happy here. Clean and huge area with a beautiful sea view. Similar price as everywhere else in South England. 28 GBP for 2 adults in a van without electricity. Clean facilities, very nice staff in the reception. We went on bikes down to the sea, nice beach, pefect swimming. Beautiful cyclo path to Deal. We strongly recommend like a great last stop before a ferry to Europe.

Party-Campingplatz. Laut und dreckig. Müll liegt auf der Wiese. Zu wenige Toiletten für die Anzahl der Gäste. Auf dem ganzen Platz gibt es keine Stelle, auf der man gerade stehen kann. 21 £ pro Person (!). 42 £ für 2 Leute mit Camper ohne Strom. Teuer.

overpriced, and the high number of over zealous rules makes it feel less welcoming. I'm not rushing back. reduces prices, be more chill.

Crazy pricing structure! Priced per adult and then per child at extremely high rates and then even more for electric! This place really needs to look at how this campsite is pricing themselves out of the market

Large site with mostly sloping grass; leveling blocks are only sufficient at the top! During Easter weekend and probably other major holidays, there is a surcharge: a minimum booking of 2 nights! Two adults and one child without electricity: £52! A hairdryer costs 50p, well…

As already reported, a great place with views of the sea and a golf course. Beach and cliff walks are possible from here, with direct access from the site. Several pubs are within walking distance. Dumping facilities are available on site. The site is sloping, so leveling blocks are essential. But at €20 without electricity for a campervan and two adults in early April, you really can't complain. We did not use the sanitary facilities.

I stayed for 1 night (on the way to Dover). It was ok, as it was the end of September it was very quiet. A couple of walk options (to the sea and local village) and the facilities are modern and clean, although I struggled to get hot water from the shower and even the sink. Shame also about the no dogs policy.

Showers and toilets are new and clean. The view is amazing. Camping without dogs is nice…at least for the people who have no dogs ;-)

Beautifully located meadow with a great view of the English Channel. Overall rather simple and sloping almost everywhere. The sanitary facilities are somewhat outdated. Two pubs in the nearby village can be reached on foot in about 15 minutes. We paid £40 for one night with our camper van and two people, without electricity. This seems far too expensive to us.

No dogs, move to Martin Mill Camping ⛺️

A beautiful, quiet, simple site with a lovely view of the English Channel—on clear days you can see the ferries to and from Dover. However, the site is very steep, and even with leveling blocks we could not get completely level. The sanitary facilities are clean and well maintained. We paid €28 per night for two people with a VW bus.

so many rules and zero vibe...plus expensive