This site is free to visit and enter
Carved out from a natural hill, this single ditched Iron age hill fort, which Is a scheduled ancient monument, was created between the 5th and 3rd centuries BC. It probably served as a beacon site as well as a protect dwelling. At the summit of the hill fort, look out for dark green fritillary butterflies in the grass and health land. Meadow pipits, snipe and yellow hammer birds are also regular visitors
The woods at Cadsonbury is a great place to visit at any time in any season. In the sunshine the woodland paths along the River Lynher (pronounced LINE-ER) offer cooling shade. There’s an abundance of flora and fauna for walkers to enjoy throughout the year. Look out for otter, salmon, and birds including dippers and kingfishers which can be spotted along the river. Grayling butterflies as well as the predator hornet robberfly. The area is also home to hazel dormice. If your dogs like to splash around in the water, there’s plenty of opportunity for them to do so here
Highly recommended for Photographers, nature lovers, walkers and dog walking
- Free parking
- Dog friendly
