Here you will find details on current countryside activities in the Romney Marsh area as well as information about the Romney Marsh and the role of the Countryside Project.

Look out for the Laughing Frog!!

The Romney Marsh Countryside Project was set up in June 1996, a sister project to the White Cliffs Countryside Project. The project aims to care for the special landscape and wildlife of the Romney Marsh and Dungeness. We aim to encourage people to enjoy and understand the countryside through guided walks, cycle rides, countryside events and children's activities.

How to contact us:
By mail. Romney Marsh Countryside Project, Age Concern, Rolfe Lane,
New Romney, Romney Marsh, Kent TN28 8JR.
Tel/Fax 01797 367934. EMAIL: mail@rmcp.co.uk

The production of this website has been funded through the CASK (Community Action in South Kent) Partnership, with Single Regeneration Budget grant from SEEDA. For more details about the CASK Partnership please contact the Regeneration Team at Shepway District Council (01303) 850388.

The RMCP is a non-profit making organisation sponsored by Shepway District Council, English Nature, Environment Agency, BNFL Magnox Generation, South East England Development Area and Kent Rural Development Area, Community Action in South Kent (CASK).

Shepway District Council
Dover District Council
Hythe Town Council
Kent County Council
Romney Marsh Research Trust
Dymchurch Online
Romney Marsh (driven by Marsh 2000)
Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Light Railway
South East England Tourist Board
Kent Tourism
South East Walks Partnership
Spokes
Sustrans
BNFL
British Energy
English Nature
Environment Agency
Dungeness Bird Observatory
Kent Wildlife Trust
Rye Town Council
Rye Bay Countryside Office
Rye Harbour Local Nature Reserve
Lydd Town Museum


We are very grateful to John Cann, Robert Greenhalf and Alan Luff for contributing artwork towards this web site. If you are interested in any of the artwork you see on this site please contact the RMCP.