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Sturry

Charming village escape near Canterbury, with countryside walks and quaint local pubs.

Discover Sturry

Tucked beside the Great Stour just two miles from Canterbury, Sturry is a quiet Kentish village surrounded by rolling farmland and ancient woodlands. Its medieval bridge, flint cottages and welcoming pubs make it a blissful base for countryside walks and historic day trips.

Things to Do in Sturry

Explore the best attractions and activities in Sturry

Stodmarsh National Nature Reserve

Spot kingfishers, reed warblers and rare dragonflies along lakeside boardwalks.

Grove Ferry River Trips

Hire a kayak or join a scenic boat cruise through the Stour Valley.

Blean Woods

Ancient broadleaf woodland famed for nightingales and bluebells.

Where to Eat in Sturry

Savor the finest dining experiences Sturry has to offer

Fordwich Arms

Michelin-starred riverside pub offering refined seasonal tasting menus.

The Duke William

Characterful country inn with Kentish ales and hearty plates.

The Butcher's Arms

Tiny gastropub in nearby Herne famed for its fixed-course menu.

Places to Visit in Sturry

Discover the cultural gems and historic landmarks of Sturry

Canterbury Cathedral

World-famous UNESCO-listed cathedral just a 10-minute train ride away.

Wildwood Trust

British wildlife park home to bears, wolves and bison amid ancient woodland.

Reculver Towers & Roman Fort

Dramatic coastal ruins and country park with sweeping sea views.

Useful Resources

Essential links and information for your visit to Sturry

Explore Kent – Stodmarsh walks

Visit Canterbury

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