The Cricketers, Rainham
MedwayFood and drink
About this attraction
About The Cricketers, Rainham
The Cricketers is an established public house located in Rainham, part of the Medway towns in Kent. As a traditional local pub, it serves as a community hub for the area, offering refreshment and hospitality to residents and visitors exploring the neighbourhood. The pub reflects the character and social fabric of Rainham, a working market town with strong maritime and industrial heritage.
Visitors to The Cricketers will experience the welcoming atmosphere typical of a long-standing neighbourhood pub. It provides an ideal stopping point for those travelling through the area by bus or exploring Medway on foot, offering a place to rest and sample local refreshment. The pub sits within the context of Rainham's broader identity as part of the Medway industrial and residential landscape.
Location
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Getting here
Scenic routes that pass nearby
Hop on any of these for a scenic ride to The Cricketers, Rainham.
- BUSNearest stopThe Cricketers · 1 min walk
- BUSDurationAbout 90 minutes one wayNearest stopManor Farm · 6 min walk
- BUSDuration55 minutesFrequency6 services, Mondays-Fridays and 4 on Saturdays. No service on SundaysNearest stopManor Farm · 6 min walk
- BUSNearest stopThe Cricketers · 1 min walk
- BUSNearest stopThe Cricketers · 1 min walk
- BUSNearest stopThe Cricketers, Rainham · 1 min walk
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