Ham Hill

Ham Hill is a beautiful place for walking, running, playing, and spotting wildlife. It has amazing views across Somerset and an easy-to-follow path for everyone.

Introduction

Ham Hill has a long history. It was made over 170 million years ago and has one of the biggest Iron Age hillforts in the UK. Today, you can see wildflower fields, interesting rocks, and find out about the past.

Ham Hill sits on a big stone hill and is easy to find from the A303 road. It covers a large area with lots of things to do.

The Visitor Centre is the starting point. Here, you can learn about Ham Hill’s story, relax in the Lime Kiln Café, use the toilets, and see local arts and crafts in the gallery.

How to get here

Ham Hill is easy to get to from the A303 road, near the village of Stoke-sub-Hamdon in Somerset.

The address is:

Ham Hill Country Park,
Ham Hill Road,
Stoke-sub-Hamdon,
Somerset
TA14 6RW

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Ham Hill Facilities

Information about the facilities at Ham Hill

Ham Hill accessibility information

Details about the accessibility at Ham Hill.

Things to do at Ham Hill

Things you can do at Ham Hill.

Projects at Ham Hill

Updates about projects at Ham Hill.

Ham Hill History

The history of Ham HIll

Ham Hill Wildlife

Information about the wildlife you can find at Ham Hill.

Ham Hill Geology and Quarrying

Information about the geology of Ham Hill

Friends of Ham Hill

The Friends of Ham Hill are a charity that helps with community and nature projects at Ham Hill.

Events at Ham Hill

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