Royal Kentish Camino
A medieval pilgrimage
October 11th and 12th 2025.
Stuart will be walking the 24 miles from Canterbury to Folkestone in full medieval clothing and footwear, following the Elham Valley and celebrating three Kentish Saints; St Bertha, St Ethelburga and St Eanswythe.
You can join him along the way - timetable
Starting from Canterbury Cathedral, and then onto St Martin's the oldest church building in England in continuous use, Stuart will be leading a service in every church along the route to Folkestone where the remains of St Eanswythe still remain.
You are invited to sponsor him to raise money for Pete's Dragons - a charity that supports families following bereavement from suicide, and the local churches along this new pilgrimage route.
Part of Will's Funeral address.
Follow on Instagram or Facebook to see all the videos - there will be lots of thoughts, reflections and historical notes from the walk that will be posted over the coming weeks5bb7d56a-cbc1-4880-a218-3ef1908c5ae9
Feel free to join us
You can walk as many sections as you like!
There will be a service at each church on the route, pauses in the rhythm of the walk and an opportunity to reflect.
Support will be equally shared between Pete's Dragons and the churches on the Camino
Pete's Dragon's
Website for the Royal Kentish Camino
