Caesar's Camp — Attraction in Folkestone and Hythe District

I spent many hours playing on here during my formative years. It evokes memories of that time and holds a special place in my life.

It provides a wonderful walk and fantastic views over Folkestone and across the English Channel to France. At its Western point, the foreground view is dominated by the Channel tunnel terminal. And whilst this view shatters my childhood memories, watching the shuttles snaking in and out of the tunnel portal is quite interesting. More so if you had a train set as a boy (or girl)!

You will come across the occasional walker, maybe with their dog or camera, but it is generally a place of solitude perched high above the frenzied activity witnessed below.

A great place to walk on a dry, warm day but get ready to be blown about on days which are not...

Great spot for a walk. Good views across the channel on a clear day. No dedicated car park so just find a spot and park sensibly free of charge. Can get a bit muddy in the winter so Welly boots on standby. Lots of history with this place so go explore. Darwin award winners beware, there are some long steep drops and there is little in the way of fences etc, so keep your wits about you. Animals may he grazing, so please remember the country code, close gates, dogs on leads, take...

Historic hill fort from which there are sweeping views over Folkestone and the surrounding chalk downland. A great vantage point from which to see Folkestone harbour and the Eurotunnel yard on a clear day. There's a small amount of parking by the side of Crete Road West, just a couple of minutes walk from the hilltop. There are walks heading further along the downs though some of the paths can be quite overgrown during the...