Graveney with Goodnestone is a small rural civil parish in the borough of Swale in Kent, England, sitting beside the tidal marshes of the Swale estuary. The area is dominated by low-lying coastal marsh, arable farmland and pocket woodlands, and is valued for its quiet lanes, coastal walks and rich birdlife that draw local naturalists.
The two settlements are modest in size with historic churches and listed farmhouses that hint at medieval roots; agriculture remains central to the economy while many residents commute to nearby Faversham or Sittingbourne. The surrounding North Kent Marshes give the landscape a distinctive, atmospheric character and a strong conservation interest, making it a peaceful corner of the Kent coast.