We can't guarantee seaside solitude, but we've sought out some slightly quieter spots for a day at the coast in Kent during the current crisis.

Our holidays could be changing but this week a national celebration of al fresco vacations is encouraging us to think about camping and caravanning.

No bank holiday weekend would be complete without a trip to the garden centre, even now. Here are some of the independent centres that have reopened.

Country parks across the county are open, and now that you can drive to them, so are their car parks. Here's where you can head:

Want to get away from it all? Take a trip on two wheels with these cycle route ideas across the county this weekend.

New guidelines, coinciding with National Walking Month, mean we can all get out for exercise more than once a day. Here's how to make the most of it:

A popular Maize Maze will not be grown this year, due to government restrictions, though the land will still go to good use.

A sound artist is appealing for people to make voice recordings during lockdown for an installation that will bring a Kent fort's history back to life

A popular art festival - one of the biggest in the UK - has been postponed until 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

From spotting blossom bursting into life to seeing birds fly free, here's some of the ways you can connect with nature right now at home.

Visitors may not be able to see gardens across Kent in person, but organisers are keeping us up to date virtually with new blooms and newborns.

An attraction which would normally celebrate Japanese Hanami this month has launched an online way to mark it, and a family nature bingo activity.

Looking to explore without leaving home? Here's our guide to the best online virtual museum tours.

You may not be able to visit Forestry England's woodlands in Kent, but the commission has released activity sheets to keep children busy at home.

An open-air summer concert which attracts thousands to a picturesque location in Kent each year has been postponed until next year.

A family attraction gave visitors a glimpse of a new dinosaur attraction which it has completed - but they won't be able to visit it for some time.

With good weather forecast for Mother's Day, a charity is urging people to stay local, warning it may have to close some smaller open spaces.

Forestry England has pledged to keep its woodlands open so visitors can boost their wellbeing by being among trees.

The National Trust says it will be keeping its open spaces across the county open for visitors for free at a time when they need to get out and about.

Don't let coronavirus cancel Mother's Day. Here's six ways to make the most of Sunday in light of the latest government guidelines.