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Quex Park, Touring & Holiday Park

Welcome To Quex Park, holiday and touring in the countryside

Quex Holiday Park is only two miles from Minnis Bay, an ideal setting for your holiday home and an excellent base from which to visit the East of our lovely county.

The park is level and partly wooded, with a grocery shop and small café on-site. There are also laundry facilities provided for your convenience, and remember Quex Park is only 15 minutes from magnificent sandy beaches and harbour.

Opening Times

Quex Park is open from mid February to the end of October, weather dependent.

Dogs Welcome

We allow one dog per caravan if kept under control at all times. If you have more than one dog please contact the office.

“We have owned our home at Quex park for around 5 years now and stay most weekends -
its a great retreat from city life!”

“It feels like a completely different world whenever we visit Quex park.”

Quex Park
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  • Quex Holiday Park & Campsite
    Birchington
    Park Road, Birchington,
    Kent, CT7 0BL

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Five in Five #protecttourismjobs Happy Easter from all at Keat Farm #keatfarmparks #easter Looks cold in there, we don’t want to get our feet wet #keatfarmparks #hartridgefarm #residentialpark #maidstone #eastfarleigh #rivermedway #geese #geeseofinstagram The suns out, with clear blue skies, views across to the French coast. These cliff top paths are just a short walk away from Little Satmar Holiday Park. #keatfarmparks #littlesatmar #holidayparks #touringparks #campingpark #folkestone #clifftopwalks #englishchannel We have been busy at Little Satmar, our holiday park in Capel-Le-Ferne. As part of our ongoing commitment to keeping our parks nature friendly and playing our part in the David Bellamy Conservation Scheme, we are proud to unveil our new Woodpile Habitat. Constructed from deadwood we have collected from around the grounds, the woodpile makes a fantastic environment for ants, beetles, worms, centipedes, ladybirds, mining bees and many other mini beasts. Why not put the deadwood which you may find in your own garden to good use and make your own woodpile feature? It can be on any scale and will encourage a wide range of wildlife to set up home. Use a mixture of wood and different sized logs with the bark on, such as beech, oak, ash and elm. Adding a pile of leaf litter can attract even more creatures, such as hibernating toads or hedgehogs. You will need to add new logs as the old ones decay over the years. Decaying wood also supports a range of fungi. Allowing a climber to ramble over woodpiles, logs and stumps can cover them and help retain moisture. Features like this in your garden not only help the biodiversity of your outdoor space but can be a great talking point and educational to the young. If you would like more tips on creating your own woodpile please visit the RSPB’s gardening for wildlife page and this BBC’s breathing places link #keatfarmparks #littlesatmar #woodpilehabitat #gardeningforwildlife #breathingplaces
Woodies cafe at Quex Holiday Park is now open. We are currently offering a limited takeaway menu along with cold drinks and snacks. We look forward to seeing you. 🥪☕️ Happy Easter from all at Keat Farm #keatfarmparks #easter Morning sunrise at Hawthorn Farm Holiday Park #keatfarmparks #sunrise This little fella enjoying his stay at Hawthorn Farm Holiday Park #keatfarmparks #hawthornfarm #holidayparks #touringparks #wildlife #squirrel Hartridge Farm sat on the banks of the River Medway in the beautiful Kent village of East Farleigh #keatfarmparks #residentialparks #maidstone #hartridgefarm #eastfarleigh #rivermedway
Thank you to @lansdell_soft_drinks for our gift, certainly help keep the staff going. #keatfarmparks #lansdellsoftdrinks #whitstable #kent #supportlocalbusiness Thank you to all the residents at Applegarth Park for their co-operation during the resurfacing of the roadways. Wow what a difference. #keatfarmparks #applegarthpark #residentialpark #whitstable Last week we attended the @bhhpa conference 2020. Excellent 70th anniversary event. Thank you to Sir Roger Gale MP for attending and showing his support. Pictured here with our chairman. #keatfarmparks #residentialpark #holidaypark #touringandcampingpark #bhhpa #kent #sirrogergalemp #keatfarmparks #residentialparks #holidayparks #touringparks Small mini beast home created from recycled materials from around the park, hoping that some resident bugs will move in soon! #keatfarmparks #nature #minibeasthome #bughouse #handmade #recycled #habitat #bughousesofinstagram #bugslife
Thank you to @lansdell_soft_drinks for our gift, certainly help keep the staff going. #keatfarmparks #lansdellsoftdrinks #whitstable #kent #supportlocalbusiness Our holiday parks are pleased to receive our Woodlands badges, part of the David Bellamy Conservation Award 5 in 5 habitat scheme. #keatfarmparks #hawthornfarm #quexholidaypark #littlesatmar #holidayparks #davidbellamyconservationawardscheme Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year from all at Keat Farm #keatfarmparks #littlesatmar #holidayparks #touringparks Small mini beast home created from recycled materials from around the park, hoping that some resident bugs will move in soon! #keatfarmparks #nature #minibeasthome #bughouse #handmade #recycled #habitat #bughousesofinstagram #bugslife
Thank you to @lansdell_soft_drinks for our gift, certainly help keep the staff going. #keatfarmparks #lansdellsoftdrinks #whitstable #kent #supportlocalbusiness We have achieved gold status again at all 3 of our holiday parks. A big well done to Les and Lucy for all their hard work on helping the parks to achieve this for another year. #keatfarmparks #quexholidaypark #littlesatmar #hawthornfarm #davidbellamy #davidbellamyconservationaward #wildlife #wildlifeconservation Winter sunset from Applegarth Park #keatfarmparks #residentialparks #applegarthpark We have been busy at Little Satmar, our holiday park in Capel-Le-Ferne. As part of our ongoing commitment to keeping our parks nature friendly and playing our part in the David Bellamy Conservation Scheme, we are proud to unveil our new Woodpile Habitat. Constructed from deadwood we have collected from around the grounds, the woodpile makes a fantastic environment for ants, beetles, worms, centipedes, ladybirds, mining bees and many other mini beasts. Why not put the deadwood which you may find in your own garden to good use and make your own woodpile feature? It can be on any scale and will encourage a wide range of wildlife to set up home. Use a mixture of wood and different sized logs with the bark on, such as beech, oak, ash and elm. Adding a pile of leaf litter can attract even more creatures, such as hibernating toads or hedgehogs. You will need to add new logs as the old ones decay over the years. Decaying wood also supports a range of fungi. Allowing a climber to ramble over woodpiles, logs and stumps can cover them and help retain moisture. Features like this in your garden not only help the biodiversity of your outdoor space but can be a great talking point and educational to the young. If you would like more tips on creating your own woodpile please visit the RSPB’s gardening for wildlife page and this BBC’s breathing places link #keatfarmparks #littlesatmar #woodpilehabitat #gardeningforwildlife #breathingplaces Small mini beast home created from recycled materials from around the park, hoping that some resident bugs will move in soon! #keatfarmparks #nature #minibeasthome #bughouse #handmade #recycled #habitat #bughousesofinstagram #bugslife
Thank you to @lansdell_soft_drinks for our gift, certainly help keep the staff going. #keatfarmparks #lansdellsoftdrinks #whitstable #kent #supportlocalbusiness Quex Holiday Park, Little Satmar & Hawthorn Farm are all honey bee friendly parks. #keatfarmparks #quexholidaypark #littlesatmar #hawthornfarm #beefriendly #bees #wildlifeconservation #wildlife #davidbellamy Winter sunset from Applegarth Park #keatfarmparks #residentialparks #applegarthpark We have been busy at Little Satmar, our holiday park in Capel-Le-Ferne. As part of our ongoing commitment to keeping our parks nature friendly and playing our part in the David Bellamy Conservation Scheme, we are proud to unveil our new Woodpile Habitat. Constructed from deadwood we have collected from around the grounds, the woodpile makes a fantastic environment for ants, beetles, worms, centipedes, ladybirds, mining bees and many other mini beasts. Why not put the deadwood which you may find in your own garden to good use and make your own woodpile feature? It can be on any scale and will encourage a wide range of wildlife to set up home. Use a mixture of wood and different sized logs with the bark on, such as beech, oak, ash and elm. Adding a pile of leaf litter can attract even more creatures, such as hibernating toads or hedgehogs. You will need to add new logs as the old ones decay over the years. Decaying wood also supports a range of fungi. Allowing a climber to ramble over woodpiles, logs and stumps can cover them and help retain moisture. Features like this in your garden not only help the biodiversity of your outdoor space but can be a great talking point and educational to the young. If you would like more tips on creating your own woodpile please visit the RSPB’s gardening for wildlife page and this BBC’s breathing places link #keatfarmparks #littlesatmar #woodpilehabitat #gardeningforwildlife #breathingplaces Small mini beast home created from recycled materials from around the park, hoping that some resident bugs will move in soon! #keatfarmparks #nature #minibeasthome #bughouse #handmade #recycled #habitat #bughousesofinstagram #bugslife

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