An ancient stone ringfort with well-preserved walls, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Families can explore the historical site and enjoy a picnic on the grassy interior. The site is open access with no facilities, so bring water and snacks.
- Suitable for children who enjoy outdoor exploration and history
- No toilets or cafes on site
- Paths are uneven, suitable for older children
- Best visited on a dry day
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