Site Description and Photo Gallery

On the Isle of Sheppey, Sheerness has Kent’s first European Blue Flag beach and much more besides; including grand views over the Thames Estuary. There is always plenty to do in the way of water related outdoor activities, but others we recommend are bird watching (very relaxing) and fossil hunting! The isle is renowned for being one of the best locations for collecting fossils.

If previous finds are anything to go by you could unearth anything from ancient turtles to sharkes’ teeth or snakes! A visit to Bluetown is fascinating. It was given its name because at one time most of the buildings were in fact painted blue, with paint ‘borrowed’ by the local workers from their employers – the admiralty!

Site Facilities, Services and Site Plan

Lazy Days is a small, peaceful retreat with just 30 fully serviced sites, all of which are available for privately-owned holiday homes. Lazy Days will provide you with a fully inclusive service to cover delivery, siting and connection to utilities.

The Park is open from 1st March to 31st October annually with a special Christmas opening from 23rd December to 2nd January.

In addition, the Park offers 24 hour security and the option of hiring out your holiday home to family and friends.

Map and Directions

Leave the M20 at Junction 7, taking the A249 North towards Sittingbourne and Sheerness. Follow the A249 until you cross the bridge onto the Isle of Sheppey.

At the next roundabout, turn right towards Minster (B2231). Straight on at the traffic lights and straight on at the next roundabout. Take the second left and follow the road over a mini roundabout, then take the next turning right (by Phone Box) into Plough Road.

Immediately on the left is Bell Farm Lane. Follow the road right down to the end where you will see the entrance to Lazy Days Holiday Park. Please ring the bell.