National Trust - Cadbury Camp — Attraction in Tickenham

I was wildly mistaken that this was the origin point for infamously nationwide Chocolate.

Yet, a wonderfully pleasant grassy mound. Is a bit steep to access, so not suitable for zimmer frames.

Presents a extensive view of Clevedon as you try to get your breath back from ascending. You do get some rather fantastic perspectives of rolling English countryside, complete with cowpats.

Overall, it's very much a decent short walk with £2.50 approx "Honesty Box" payment at Tickenham...

There are lots of different ways to ascend to the camp where at the top you'll find well maintained signs that tell you more about its history. The views of the surrounding area from the top are exceptional. A great picnic spot for a Sunday afternoon. Directly below the camp on the Southern side, search for the new wooden platform structure. A beautiful example of an architectural intervention for the public created by local residents of Red Rock Farm...

Interesting, sunset is a great time to go, great views in all directions, and a lovely walk. If you drive up Hill lane note that the lane belongs to the Elton family of Clevedon Court, and they are very happy for people to make use of it. The sign at the bottom discouraging people from driving up it is from a couple of residents who live off the lane trying to suggest otherwise, private means it belongs to...