Faversham to Goodnestone and Graveney Guided walk

Midweek meanderings through the marshes of Faversham

A quick intro

Join us on Wednesday 25th February for a guided countryside walk exploring the landscape surrounding Faversham, Goodnestone, and Graveney. Starting from Faversham Recreation Ground, we’ll leave the town behind and follow quiet paths into the rural countryside.

Along the way, you’ll experience classic Kentish scenery, including traditional hop fields and orchards that reflect the area’s long agricultural heritage. Our route includes visits to Goodnestone Church and Graveney Church, offering moments to appreciate their history and setting within the local landscape.

The walk then joins the Saxon Shore Way, following its distinctive route through historic boatyards and along the Wharf, before returning to Faversham. This walk is ideal for those who enjoy gentle exploration, local history, and discovering lesser-known routes through the Kent countryside.

Faversham to Goodnestone and Graveney

£7.00

COMING SOON

25/02/2026

The details about
Faversham to Goodnestone and Graveney

the details

Schedule

Date: 25 February 2026

Meet and Start Time: 10:00 meet for 10:15 am start

Walking time: 4 hrs (incl. lunch break)

Walk leader: Ian Henderson

Location

Meeting point: Faversham Recreation Ground, Park Road, Faversham, ME13 8HA

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Car Parking: Charges not included

Route

Terrain: Some field crossings may be muddy depending on weather

Distance: Approximately 11.2 km (7 miles)

Walk Type: Circular

Difficulty: Easy to moderate

Elevation Gain/Loss: Gentle with slight gradience (minimal elevation)

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Learn more aboutthis wonderful walk

Discover the character of north Kent’s coastal countryside on this peaceful weekday walk linking Faversham, Goodnestone, and Graveney. Led by the experienced Boots on Adventures team, this guided circular route offers a gentle and rewarding mix of rural paths, historic villages, and waterside scenery, making it suitable for a wide range of walkers.

Starting from Faversham Recreation Ground, just a few minutes walk from the station, the walk quickly leaves the town behind, following quiet footpaths through traditional Kentish hop fields and orchards that reflect the area’s strong agricultural heritage. The route passes through the villages of Goodnestone and Graveney, with time to explore both churches and appreciate their setting within the surrounding landscape.

As the walk continues, we join the Saxon Shore Way, tracing its distinctive route through historic boatyards and along the Wharf, where Faversham’s maritime past comes into view. With no steep climbs and a relaxed, sociable pace, this walk is ideal for those looking to explore lesser-known routes, learn about local history, and experience the varied landscapes that shape this part of the Garden of England.