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Barton’s Point Coastal Park

Dog Friendly
Family Friendly
Free

Forty-acre coastal park in Sheerness with a salt-water lake for crabbing, an adventure playground, cycle route and the Queenborough Lines monument.

About Barton’s Point Coastal Park

The Queenborough Lines are fortifications built in 1863 to 1868 to protect Sheerness dockyard from land attack. Visit Swale lists free entry and says pets are welcome. Crab lines must not be left unattended because of the swans. Camping is not permitted.

Where it is

Details checked against the venue on 29 October 2026. Opening times change, so confirm before you travel.

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The Kingsferry Tandoori

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Indian takeaway on Broadway, Sheerness, serving curry and tandoori dishes, with online ordering for collection or delivery.

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Stones Garden Centre

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Shapla Tandoori

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Halfway Pizzas

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Pizza, kebab, burger and chicken takeaway on Queenborough Road, Halfway Houses, ordering online for delivery or collection.

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