Experience the magic of timeless Dungeness when staying at Pontin’s Camber Sands Holiday Park. Discover why the Ness is so popular with Art Directors and has featured it so many films and fashion shoots. The Old Lighthouse is a Historic Grade 11 building, surrounded by panoramic views of the East Coast countryside and the English Channel. Dungeness Lighthouse also offers unique and perfect views over the 500 cuspate shingle ridges that have formed the foreland, one of the largest in the world and the greatest example in the UK.

Learn how a Lighthouse works, and about the men who used to operate it.

Get to view the Great Lens and the Sector Light which, for 56 years provided a welcome landlight to vessels negotiating the perils of the English Channel. Admire the inspired industrial Victorian architecture of the distinctive black and white Tower, the Landmark of Dungeness

Whilst you are there enjoy local trails and walks to the beach, the RSPB Nature Reserve and the Lifeboat station. Cottages adapted from old railway carriages are a distinctive and picturesque feature of the area. There are also numerous rare invertebrates and protected wild plant species amongst the shingle.

Adjacent to Lighthouse is Dungeness Station, the final stop of the famous Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Light Railway re-opened after WWII in 1947 by Hollywood Stars Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. The Railway runs a regular service through from Hythe for most of the year.

Café, restaurant and local public house within a few minutes walk and local books, charts and postcards are available in the shop, along with Solleys famous ice-cream, favoured by the late Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.