Join our team to discover more about this rare survival of an early Norman enclosure castle. Rather than having a keep or motte, like most Norman castles, Eynsford was instead protected by an extensive curtain wall. Today, parts of the wall survive to their impressive full height alongside the remains of the hall building, where the inhabitants would have lived. Learn about why the castle was built, whose lands it was protecting and what was discovered during excavations of the site.

The access grade for this tour is moderate. It involves walking over uneven terrain with few places to stop and rest. We'll be outside for the tour, so please wear suitable footwear and dress for the weather.