Caesar's Camp, Rushmoor and Waverley

The archaeological site stretches across 26 acres of elevated terrain, featuring double ramparts and defensive ditches that follow the natural hill contours at 177 meters above sea level.

The fort underwent three distinct development phases during the Iron Age, evolving from a single defensive structure to a complex multivallate fortification with timber palisades.

Archaeological excavations in 1983 uncovered numerous artifacts, including a Roman roof tile and a Middle Bronze Age rapier now displayed at the British Museum.

The site borders Surrey and Hampshire counties, situated 3 kilometers north of Farnham and west of Aldershot, making it accessible from multiple nearby towns.

The elevation and position near Farnborough airport allow visitors to observe aircraft activities, including the displays at the Farnborough Airshow from an elevated perspective.

Location: Farnham

GPS coordinates: 51.24400,-0.80457

Latest update: May 15, 2025 10:43