Description

This castle is big. It was formed after the Norman Conquest with a stone keep, it was converted into a residence during the 14th century by the Earl of Devon. The castle went into a ruin in 1539. There is a great spot for a picnic by the river and beautiful woodlands nearby. This is also a great place for bird lovers with a variety of species who visit in the spring and early summer. Take in the meadow of seasonal wild flowers around the motte. Perfect spot for a picnic, close to the river and the castle.