"… At The Woolpack, you will find five characterful bedrooms plus inglenook fireplaces, low beams, welly racks and seasonal menus."

Inspired by Ridley Scott’s Napoleon? Then take a walk along the Royal Military Canal, built 1804-1809 as a defence against invasion by the Little Corporal; a Kink was made every 500m so cannons could cover each section. Fairly flat and easily navigable. it is accessible from Warehorne’s 16th-century Woolpack Inn. Walk from there to the old village of Appledore via the Saxon Shore Way, past Kenardington’s St Mary’s Church, built on the site of a Saxon fort. Return along the canal’s grassy banks, looking out for kingfishers, herons and Second World War pillboxes. Back at The Woolpack, you will find five characterful bedrooms plus inglenook fireplaces, low beams, welly racks and seasonal menus.

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"This 16th-century Inn is packed with quirky charm and serves heartwarming traditional British cuisine."

Shh… don’t tell BUT The Woolpack’s new head chef, Christopher Davis, is vegan himself and is planning some incredible new dishes for the menu over the coming months.

This 16th-century Inn is packed with quirky charm and serves heartwarming traditional British cuisine. They offer a variety of seasonal menus using local Kentish produce and dedicated vegan offerings. Those seeking an overnight break can rest in one of five characterful guest bedrooms.

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