CASTLE HILL

Castle Hill in the United Kingdom is associated with historical human activity events that go back four thousand years. It was developed in the iron age and nestled by the defensive ramparts and ditches. The Tower of this hill was built with the perspective of the remembrance of Queen Victoria’s silver jubilee.

Situated in the north Devon landscape, Castle Hill in the United Kingdom offers the venue for an enjoyable day out and a special event in the countryside. Equipped with 50 acres of Garden, tea room, and Woodlands, grab the visitor's attraction in all seasons and visitors of all ages. The hill is also surrounded by grade 1 listed magnificent mature gardens, numerous historical fountains and follies, veteran trees, plants, shrubs, and a vast Parkland.   

Location - Filleigh, Barnstaple, Devon, EX32 ORH

Timings - It is open 24 hours from Sunday to Saturday

Entry Fees - For a child -£15.60 and for a family having two adults and two children is £67.70

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Highlights

• Synonymous with this hill's serenity and scenic beauty always attract visitors' minds.
• The iconic Victoria Tower perched on Castle Hill was accomplished in 1899 to celebrate the sixty years of the Victoria queen’s regime. An extreme cornerstone of the tower was officially added in 1998 by Mr. John Frechville Ramsden.
• The place also offers various activities for the kids, such as fancy flying a kite. Apart from the excellent space for flying kites, people can also visit with their family to this commemorative tower to get some insights into the history of the Iron age.