Tourist Information
Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Light
Railway Station
Dymchurch Road, Hythe
01303 264048
Unit G1 - Lympne
Industrial Park
Lympne
Nr Hythe
Kent
CT21 4LR
Tel: 01303 261605
Boot
Fairs
Boot Fairs on Hythe
Green
Tel 01303 266152
Band Concerts
On the Bandstand in
Oaklands every Sunday from May to September
Farmers Market
Methodist Church Hall,
Chapel Street
Cheeky Monkeys Tea Party
Port Lympne Wild
Animal Park
Light Railway
Romney, Hythe
& Dymchurch Light Railway Dymchurch Road, Hythe
Tel 01797 362353
Hythe
Sports & Recreation Facilities
Public Tennis Courts at South Road
(Bookings through Hythe Town Council on 01303 266152)
Public Petanque at South Road
(Bookings through Hythe Town Council on 01303 266152)
Hythe Lawn Tennis (01303 277762)
Skateboard
Park
The Hythe
Golden Jubilee Skate park was opened in December 2002.
It has free entry and has the following equipment :
Half pipe, quarter pipes, flatbanks, a pyramid, a spine and
grind box.
Please read the Rules of the Skate park which are in the Park's
Notice Board.
Public Cricket Pitch at South Road
(Bookings through Hythe Town Council on 01303 266152)
Hythe Cricket & Squash Club (01303 267458)
Football
Public Football Pitches at South Road
(Bookings through Hythe Town Council on
01303 266152)
Hythe Town Football
Club, Reachfields Hythe
Public Bowling Green at South Road
(Bookings through Hythe Town Council on 01303 266152)
Hythe Bowls Club, Ladies Walk, Hythe
Golf
Sene Valley Golf Club
Imperial Hotel Golf Course
Public Boating on the Royal Military Canal
Hythe & Saltwood Sailing Club (01303 265178)
Swimming
Unrestricted sea bathing from the beach
Public indoor pool on South
Road
HytheAqua --- 01303 267384
Folkestone Hythe Operatic & Dramatic Society
Hythe History
Room
An interesting local museum covering the history of Hythe,
situated next to the Town Council Offices in Oaklands. Access (no stairs) is
via the Public Library through an entrance hall used as an arts / crafts
gallery.
The fully registered Museum is in three rooms, containing
memorabilia depicting the civic and social history
of the town, together
with a reminder of the importance of theSmall Arms School
Corps,
which used to be stationed in the Town.
'The Story of Hythe' is
the latest addition to the information on display. Enquires on the Collections
and on any aspect of the local history can be left with the Library staff, or
the administrative staff of Hythe Town Council.
There is also a
'state-of-the-art' interactive multimedia display showing old and new Visions
of Hythe.
Admission to the Local History Room is free - the opening times
are the same as those of the Library.
