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Greenhithe

Greenhithe is a community in Kent, in the borough of Dartford. This page brings together local businesses, events and things to do in and around Greenhithe, so you can see what is nearby and what is on, whether you live here, work here or are visiting for the day.

Businesses in Greenhithe

Astute Management

Based in Gravesend

Local digital partner for Kent businesses: websites, AI and automation to help you get found, win customers and save time.

Verified Nov 2026

Taxis

Chauffeur Star

Based in Gravesend

Gravesend chauffeur-driven car hire for weddings, proms, corporate events and special occasions, with classic and executive cars.

Verified Oct 2026

Estate Agents

Anthony Martin Estate Agents (Swanscombe)

Based in Swanscombe

High Street branch of a Kent estate agency handling residential sales and lettings in Swanscombe, Greenhithe and Ebbsfleet Valley.

Verified Oct 2026

Gyms & Fitness

Beefs & Babes

Based in Stone

24 hour gym in Stone, Greenhithe, with personal trainers, rehab, boxing sessions and memberships with no joining fee.

Verified Oct 2026

Beauty Salons

Bronze Inc

Based in Greenhithe

Greenhithe tanning and beauty salon with sunbeds, Sienna X spray tans, nails, BIAB, facials, massage and waxing.

Verified Oct 2026

Plumbers

Capital Drainage

Based in Greenhithe

Family-run Greenhithe drainage firm for blocked drains, CCTV drain surveys, drain repairs and relining across Kent and Medway.

Verified Oct 2026

Beauty Salons

Elite Aesthetics

Based in Greenhithe

Aesthetics clinic in Greenhithe for skin treatments, fillers, thread lifts and intimate health treatments.

Verified Oct 2026

Cleaners

Elm Window Cleaners

Based in Greenhithe

Greenhithe window cleaning contractor for offices and commercial buildings inside the M25 and the City of London.

Verified Oct 2026
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What's on in Greenhithe

Family, Festivals

Winterland at Bluewater

Weekends from 7 Nov, then daily 7 Dec 2026 to 3 Jan 2027 (closed Christmas Day), plus 9 and 10 Jan 2027

Bluewater, Greenhithe

Family Friendly

Community

Chatty Tuesdays at Bluewater

Last Tuesday of each month, 24 Nov 2026 to 23 Feb 2027, 10am to 12pm

Rose Gallery upper level, Bluewater, Greenhithe

Adults
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Things to do in Greenhithe

Places to visit

Castles & History, Parks & Walks

Ingress Abbey grounds and Greenhithe riverside

Greenhithe

Public grounds of Ingress Abbey in Greenhithe, with old follies and woodland paths leading to the Thames riverside and the England Coast Path.

Guides

GuideBeaches & Coast, Parks & Walks

Riverside walks on the Thames and the Medway

Last verified 29 Oct 2026

Riverside walks and waterfront parks on the Thames from Dartford to Cliffe and on the Medway from Rochester to Rainham.

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Clubs and groups in Greenhithe

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Local news

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Town guide

About Greenhithe

Greenhithe is in the borough of Dartford in Kent, and Dartford Borough Council is its local council. Swanscombe and Greenhithe Town Council covers the community at parish level. It has 13 councillors across three wards: Greenhithe, Knockhall and Swanscombe.

Greenhithe has a place in polar history. The Government of Canada records that HMS Erebus and HMS Terror left Greenhithe in 1845 on Sir John Franklin’s Arctic search for the Northwest Passage, and Parks Canada gives the departure date as 19 May 1845.

Bluewater shopping centre uses a Greenhithe postal address, which its website gives as Bluewater Parkway, Dartford, Greenhithe DA9 9ST, and the town’s railway station is named Greenhithe for Bluewater. Check Bluewater’s own website for opening times and how to reach it.

Getting there and around

Greenhithe for Bluewater station is on Station Road and is run by Southeastern, and Thameslink trains to Kentish Town also call there. Its station page has live departures, staffing hours and facilities, and journey times to London depend on the service, so check before you travel.

Dartford Borough Council sells season tickets for its Town Car Park on Eagles Road in Greenhithe. Its paid parking page explains the ways to pay, by machine or through the RingGo app or phone line, so check it before you park.

The Ebbsfleet Garden City area lies across the Dartford and Gravesham boroughs. Our Swanscombe and Northfleet pages cover it in more detail.

Use this page to browse local businesses in Greenhithe, check what is on and find things to do nearby. Every listing is researched and checked by us before it goes live. You can switch to a neighbouring town from the Explore Kent menu.

Map of Greenhithe

Questions about Greenhithe

Is Bluewater in Greenhithe?
Bluewater shopping centre uses a Greenhithe postal address, which its website gives as Bluewater Parkway, Dartford, Greenhithe DA9 9ST. The railway station, run by Southeastern, is called Greenhithe for Bluewater. For opening times, parking and how to get there, check Bluewater's own website.
How do I get from Greenhithe to London?
Greenhithe for Bluewater station, on Station Road, is run by Southeastern. Journey times depend on the service and the London station you want, so use Southeastern's station page and journey planner for current departures and fares before you travel.
Where can I park in Greenhithe?
Dartford Borough Council sells season tickets for its Town Car Park on Eagles Road in Greenhithe. Its paid parking page explains the ways to pay, by machine or through the RingGo app or phone line. Check the council's page for current tariffs.
Which council covers Greenhithe?
Greenhithe is in the borough of Dartford, so Dartford Borough Council provides local services. Swanscombe and Greenhithe Town Council covers the community at parish level, with 13 councillors elected every four years across three wards: Greenhithe, Knockhall and Swanscombe.
What is Greenhithe's link to the Franklin expedition?
The Government of Canada records that HMS Erebus and HMS Terror left Greenhithe in 1845 on Sir John Franklin's Arctic expedition in search of the Northwest Passage. Parks Canada gives the departure date as 19 May 1845. Parks Canada says the wrecks were found off Nunavut, in northern Canada, in 2014 and 2016, and they are now a national historic site managed jointly by Inuit and Parks Canada.

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Photo credits: Bluewater Shopping Centre from the old quarry edge: Richard Humphrey, CC BY-SA 2.0; High Street – Greenhithe, Kent: Brian Chadwick, CC BY-SA 2.0; ‘Ye Village Club’ and the Pier Hotel – Greenhithe, Kent: Brian Chadwick, CC BY-SA 2.0; Upper Church Hill, Greenhithe: Chris Whippet, CC BY-SA 2.0. Photos via Wikimedia Commons and Geograph.