On the ground

Bodiam100: Meet the Curator at Bodiam Castle

12:00 PM

Join us at Bodiam Castle as we begin a new archaeological dig - Bodiam100 - in partnership with UCL and Archaeology South-East this summer!

Find out more about the history of Bodiam Castle with National Trust Cultural Heritage Curator, Freddie Matthews. It is your chance to have your questions answered; from Roman life through to the castle’s role in the Second World War, there is plenty to discover.

Location

Bodiam Castle, near Robertsbridge, East Sussex, TN32 5UA, United Kingdom

Additional location/direction information

By road

1.5 miles (2.2km) east, off B2244, 3 miles (5.6km) south of Hawkhurst. Look out for The Curlew restaurant on crossroads opposite turning to Bodiam. 3 miles (5.6km) east of A21 at southern end of Hurst Green village, midway between Tunbridge Wells and Hastings.

Parking: NT members free, non-members £4 per car. Pay onsite by cash or the 'Pay by Phone' app. £50 for un-booked coaches.

By train

Seasonal steam railway from Tenterden to Bodiam station: 1/4 mile. Operated by Kent & East Sussex Railway (www.kesr.org.uk). Mainline railway stations at Robertsbridge, 5 miles; Battle, 10 miles. No public transport links from mainline railway stations, only private taxis. No taxi rank at Robertsbridge - need to pre-book taxis. Taxi rank at Battle.

By bus

349 Stagecoach from Hastings train station to Hawkhurst, stops opposite Bodiam Castle car park entrance. Operates Monday to Saturday. A Sunday service will operate every Sunday until further notice.

Schedule

Mon, 05 Aug

12:00 PM

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3:00 PM

Additional fee information

This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue. Booking not required.

The basics

Suitability

Suitable for all ages.

Meeting point

Archaeology Dig Finds Tent in the Mill Pond. Please ask at Visitor Reception on arrival for directions.

What to bring and wear

Please wear clothing and footwear appropriate for the weather. This is an outdoor event.

Accessibility

The route to the Mill Pond is over gravelled paths and a grassy field.