Ham Hill Country Park

Ham Hill Country Park is one of the largest Iron Age forts in Britain. This unique park offers a fascinating journey through thousands of years of history, from Bronze Age settlements to a Roman villa to medieval remains.

The site is famous for its distinctive golden 'hamstone' limestone, which has been quarried here for centuries.

The park impresses with its natural diversity - more than 2,300 species of flora and fauna, scenic hiking trails and a forest play zone for children. For adventurers, geocaching awaits, and photography enthusiasts will find countless opportunities to capture Somerset's beautiful landscapes.