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Entertainment
Directions
Located on eastern side of Minster, Isle of Sheppey. Bell Farm Lane is a turning off Plough road.There are plenty of treat local attractions near the park - here's our top 10, all within a 45-minute drive from Golden Leas Holiday Park on the Isle of Sheppey.
1. Minster Leas Beach (~5 min / 2 mi) - this Blue‑Flag, gently sloping sandy and shingle beach is perfect for family beach days, sea glass hunting, and relaxing strolls along the promenade. Gym stations, grassy banks, and estuary views add to the coastal charm.
2. Eastchurch Aviation Museum (~10 min / 4 mi) - celebrating the Isle’s role in early British aviation, this museum showcases pioneering displays related to the Wright and Short Brothers. A quirky and inspiring visit for history lovers and aviation enthusiasts.
3. Barton’s Point Coastal Park (~10 min / 5 mi) - this 40-acre coastal park offers paddleboard or canoe hire on its salt-water lake, a miniature steam railway, an adventure playground, and café dining—set within scenic marshland and natural beauty.
4. Minster Gatehouse Museum & Minster Abbey (~5 min / 2 mi) - located just off the main road in Minster, the gatehouse museum reveals local heritage while the nearby 7th-century abbey has an intriguing layout of two linked churches dating back to Saxon and Norman times.
5. Elmley National Nature Reserve (~25 min / 10 mi) - this vast 3,300-acre reserve features marshes, farmland, woodland, and its very own Cockleshell Beach. Ideal for wildlife watching, guided safaris, raptor-prey viewing, and even dawn or dusk stargazing.
6. Queenborough & Queenborough Castle Site (~10 min / 4 mi) - stroll through the historic port town of Queenborough, visit the remains of the 14th-century concentric Queenborough Castle, and enjoy riverside views along the quayside.
7. Warden Point Fossil Beach (~20 min / 7 mi) - with dramatic marshland vistas and a history of fossil deposits, this beach is a standout spot for fossil hunters, birdwatchers, and nature photographers.
8. Blue Town Heritage Centre, Sheerness (~15 min / 6 mi) - this volunteer-run museum in historic Blue Town presents the Isle’s music and theatre legacy, aviation connections, and local heritage through hands-on displays, film nights, and community events.
9. Leysdown-on-Sea Beach & arcades (~10 min / 5 mi) - enjoy a traditional seaside day at this family-friendly resort featuring a wide Blue Flag beach, amusements, arcades, a fairground ride, cafes, and ice cream stands—classic coastal fun.
10. Sheerness or Leysdown Walk & Cycle Routes (starting ~on-site or ~5 min drive) - cycle or walk along the Nene Valley-style coastal trails, past estuarine marshland, local woodlands, and small historic towns. Routes are flat and accessible—with opportunities for birdwatching and scenic picnic stops.
Here is just a taste of holiday home ownership at Golden Leas, our owners only park.
Golden Leas & Hollybush Farm, were taken over by Lovat Parks in April 2018.
Overall rating
Based on 5 review(s)
kent 26 Mar 2012
just had lunch at golden leas quality - quantity -value, if you have not tried it "What are you waiting for" Best sunday lunch on the island, have also heard it's not just the lunch that is great the rest of the menu/snacks are way above your normal campsite food. Go on try it you will not regret it...
kent 18 Mar 2012
just had a fanstastic sunday lunch @ golden leas what great value and fine food will now be regular customers and looking forward to more lunches and suppers congrats to kitchen staff
deb & phil the menu is comprehensive all veggies are fresh just like home cooked but at a fraction of the costgers and bangers are mouth watering and as for the fish and chips best on the island
bur
Kent 06 Apr 2011
We has been guests of owners of Golden Leas for the last couple of years and are proud owners of our own van this year. We think Golden Leas is FANTASTIC.
It is such a wonderfully relaxed site. Kids and dogs are welcome and all site staff are very friendly and willing to help.
london 26 Mar 2010
now into our 4th season on golden leas and must say this is a fantastic site, its got loads to do with clubhouse, play park for kids and swimming pool, shop, laundry room, if you have any problems just go the office and friendly staff will sort it.
Golden Leas Holiday Park and Hollybush Farm, Isle of Sheppey, Kent
Norwood 27 Jun 2006
No clubhouse on this site or kids play area, but who wants a clubhouse or loads of screaming kids. The views (all of them are fab), the relaxed atmosphere of Hollybush Farm is refreshing, after a week-end break you feel total relaxed and ready to face another weeks work nowing that in 5 days time you shall return to Hollybush Farm.
Martin, Stewart and Terry are all very helpful sorting out any problerms or concern you may have without any fuss or delay, I must also mention there wives who are also help full and Molly Stewarts dog pays you a visit now an again.
Should you wish to use a club Houes or the swimming pool, a short walk away (approx 10 mins) is the other site owned by Martin "Golden Leas", where you can find a club House, swimming pool, shop, laundry etc.
In summing up I would say that for overall value it a good deal.
Best owners park on the island.
Samantha Wright-Cook
- 10 Jul 2025
For sales enquiries, call directly on 01726 421135.
