Discover the earthwork archaeology of West Runton on an afternoon walking tour, taking in its history from the Anglo-Saxon period up to World War II.
Spend the afternoon with your guide, Assistant Ranger Rupert Eris, on a 2-hour excursion. You’ll hear about the diverse history of West Runton, from the Anglo-Saxon period right up to World War II.
West Runton has been in the care of the National Trust since 1925, since when archaeological surveys revealed a variety of features that led to excavations unearthing iron working sites.
Please bring water and wear sturdy walking boots and as this tour will take you over rough and hilly ground.
Please note there are no facilities at West Runton with the nearest at Sheringham Park and Felbrigg Hall.
Location
Roman Camp, , West Runton, Norfolk, NR27 9ND, United Kingdom
Additional location/direction information
By road
2½ miles south-east of Sheringham and 2½ miles south-west of Cromer. Approaching on the A148 from Cromer, turn right opposite the Roman Camp Inn. The entrance (off Sandy Lane) is about 850 yards on the left and is signposted.
Parking: Free parking
Sat Nav: Roman Camp, West Runton, Norfolk, NR27 9ND
On foot
1¾ miles from West Runton along Sandy Lane, passing West Runton railway station
By train
West Runton 1½ miles; Sheringham 2½ miles; Cromer 2½ miles
By bus
Holt to Cromer services numbers 4 and 5 (Sanders Coaches) pass Sandy Lane, Aylmerton. The entrance to the woods and heaths is off Sandy Lane.
Schedule
Sat, 19 Jul
2:00 PM
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3:30 PM
Mon, 21 Jul
2:00 PM
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3:30 PM
Duration of event
1.5 hours
Additional fee information
Adult £10.00
12-18 year olds £8.00