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Introduction
South Swale Nature Reserve is located to the north of Faversham and is owned by Kent County Council and is managed by the Kent Wildlife Trust.
Covering 420 hectares of Marshland and beach the reserve is home to thousands of wildfowl and waders and forms part of the Saxon Shore Way.
Dogs should be kept on lead on this walk but the out and back walk along the sea wall is well worth it with views across the estuary to the Isle of Sheppy.
Walk Location
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Faversham Road, Seasalter, Whitstable, Kent, CT5 4BW
Parking Location (what3words)
OWTD Walk Verdict
This is an out and back walk which allows you to walk either along the beach at low tide or along the grass bank behind the sea wall. The walk forms part of the Saxon Shore Way so easy to extend if you fancy a longer walk.
Walk Information
- Easy - A fairly easy and flatish walk
- Public footpath along the side of the sea wall which is flat but can be very muddy during wet weather. Visitors are asked to avoid Castle Coote as this is a sensitive area for nesting and roosting birds so look out for sign posts.
- Unfortunately this location doesn’t have any accessible pathways.
- Dogs on lead in the reserve.
- Dog bins available
- Free parking is available along Faversham Road.
- Public toilets available further along Faversham Road - what3words - ///unimpeded.user.paraded
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