Clifton Hall
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This 15th-century tower, the sole surviving part of the manor house of the Wybergh family, was plundered by Jacobites in 1745 before the Battle of Clifton Moor, the last battle fought on English soil. Read more about the history of Clifton Hall. Before You Go Access: There is no dedicated car park at Clifton Hall. Access through the farm to the site is on foot only. Parking: Parking is available in Clifton village. There is a small car park on the other side of the road next to the church. Dogs: Dogs on leads welcome. Other Information: Clifton Hall sits within a working farm - please do not park in front of the farm gates or block the farm track. Plan a Great Day Out Nearby Brougham Castle was once a formidable barrier against Scots invaders and a prestigious residence of the powerful Clifford family. Today the remains of the castle are picturesquely sited by the River Eamont. There is a shop selling gifts, drinks and snacks. Brougham, along with Countess Pillar, Mayburgh Henge and King Arthur's Round Table, can all be visited on a walk devised by the Eden Rivers Trust. Opening Times 30 April 2017 - 24 March 2018 Open any reasonable time during daylight hours 25 March 2018 onwards Opening times will be available nearer the time | |||||||||||||||||||||||