Brougham Castle (Penrith) Reviews
Newest Review: ... the times wrong. There is no parking for the castle and therefore you need to park on the nearby roads where there is no fee charged. There is probably room for about 10 cars, maybe more. To get to the castle you walk up a small path where you are then at the admissions office. The lady in here was very friendly and keen to chat and tell us some more about the castle. You then progress through the office and reach the castle using a path where there are also some lovely views of the River Eamont. The Castle -------------- The castle is a ruin but there is still plenty to explore. In addition to the main castle there are also a number o... more
Customer Brougham Castle (Penrith) Reviews (1)
by - written on 20/07/11 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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When we were on holiday last month we decided to join English Heritage. Therefore, after we had joined we decided to take a look at a number of the local sites that were included in our membership fee. One place that we were interested in because of what was stated in the guidebook was Brougham Castle. Unfortunately there was no picture in the book so we weren't entirely sure what to expect but as we were in the area we decided to visit it anyway. Where is it? --------------- Brougham Castle is located 2 miles South East of the town of Penrith in Cumbria. It is easily accessible by car and there are plenty of signs to follow however I ... Read the complete review
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