Restaurants
The Sportsman
Seasonal tasting-menu gastro pub on Faversham Road, Seasalter, Whitstable. Booking by phone or online.
Verified Oct 2026
Family Days Out, Museums & Galleries
Whitstable Community Museum and Gallery
In Whitstable
Family Friendly
Small volunteer-run museum of Whitstable's diving, fishing, shipbuilding and oyster history, with a whelk boat, the Invicta locomotive and hands-on activities.
About Whitstable Community Museum and Gallery
A volunteer-run charity museum in Foresters’ Hall telling Whitstable’s story: diving, fishing, shipwrecks, shipbuilding and oysters. Displays include a preserved whelk boat and Stephenson’s locomotive Invicta, and there are hands-on activities for children. Concessions are £3 for over-60s. Entry is free for students with a card, under-19s and local residents (CT1 to CT6). It opens more days in school holidays; extra dates are announced on Facebook.
Accessibility
One floor level, but the main entrance is up two low steps; wheelchair access at pavement level to one side of the main entrance.
Where it is
What's on here
Eat and drink in Whitstable
Farm Shops & Producers
Ripple Farm Organics
Vegetable grower at Crundale that says it is Soil Association organic, with an East Kent box scheme, Wye and Canterbury delivery and market stalls.
Verified Oct 2026
PubsRestaurants
The Rock Lodge
Apres-ski themed bar and restaurant on Oxford Street, Whitstable, with food and live entertainment.
Verified Oct 2026
Cafés
Revival Food & Mood
Charity-run family cafe and mental health hub at 58 High Street, Whitstable, with a shop, activities and support groups.
Verified Oct 2026
Guides that mention Whitstable Community Museum and Gallery
GuideBeaches & Coast, Castles & History
Whitstable and Herne Bay: the castle, museums, harbour, pier, Reculver and the Oyster Bay Trail
Whitstable Castle, the museum, Horsebridge and harbour, then Herne Bay Pier, the Seaside Museum, Reculver and the Oyster Bay Trail.
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Museums & Galleries
The Horsebridge Arts Centre
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Accessible
Beaches & Coast, Food & Drink
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Accessible
Castles & History, Family Days Out, Parks & Walks
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Family Friendly