Bodiam: Castle Bodiam: Castle National Trust

Description


If you think of a ruined castle, you probably picture Bodiam. Four round towers one on each corner, square towers between them, a high wall and all of that in the middle of moat accessed only via a narrow bridge. The shell of the castle is in amazing condition and you could almost imagine being able to live inside, sadly inside it is just a shell with none of the original buildings remaining, but this only helps to make this such a romantic ruin.

Charge


Charge

Getting There

From Ashford you can reach Bodiam via public transport by taking the train (hourly, about an hour) to Hastings and change there onto the 349 from Hasting to Bodiam (40 minutes every 2 hours). Alternatively you can take the number 2 or 2A bus from Ashford to Tenterden (every other hour on each route, hourly combined, no service 2 on Sundays - takes around 50 minutes) and changing there onto the Kent and East Sussex Steam Railway (6 services a day in high season, about 50 minutes)
Latitude: 51.002472; Longitude: 0.543576
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Photos


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Web Link


www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Disclaimer: Details correct at time of writing (19/06/2022), and on time of last update (20/06/2022) but may no longer be accurate, particularly if some time has passed.