Lovely place for a dog walk in the sunshine, can get windy at times.

Very unusual area has a bit of a post apocalyptic feel to it, the area's vegetation is a mixture of thorny heath in pebbles and sand with various mosses and small hardy bushes that grow a yellow flower and give off an almost almondy sent in the summer, this seems to attract lots of butterflies. An abundance of wild birds of many species small pools and lakes dotted about all on a back drop of a nuclear power station, old infrastructure is scattered about the area, you may find old fishing huts with abandoned engineering for pulling out ships onto and up the beach and also old railway sidings from the building of the old part of the power station. There is a dedicated bird watching center near the golf course along the main road i've forgotten the exact name location, sorry. I believe it to have platforms and hides for the serious twitcher or long range nature photographer.

In all this area could be said to be an artists paradise, ether painting or photography there is always something interesting to whiteness, perhaps the launch of coast guards large rescue vessel into an angry surf or the fishing boats bringing in the catch of the day or just some of the abandoned engineering being retaken by nature. You will find a lovely selection of very unusual artwork close to the Romney and Hythe miniature railway at the end of the line (well worth a visit with children btw), a small viewing gallery where you can visit for free and purchase artwork. The large collection of shoes washed up on the beach is always a strange and unusual sculpture.

That mentioned there are some excellent eatery's and pubs in the area along with excellent farmshops, new romney potatoes are said to be of excellent flavour in season. In all well worth a visit