Camber Castle 
Description
N.B. ***Originally visited in 2006 when it was possible to enter the castle, photos are from then, information updated in 2021*** Built by Henry VIII to protect the shore it stood next to, over time the channels have silted up and the castle now rests is splendid isolation set back nearly a mile from the coast. There is no access to the inside of the castle, but you can look at the outside of the fort.
Charge
Free - no entry inside
Getting There
Camber Castle is about 1 1/2 miles from the centre of Rye. From the centre of town head to the Strand and cross the River Brede, you should now be on the A259 heading towards Hastings. Follow the river. Just after a shipyard Harbour Road goes off to the left heading towards Rye Harbour, immediately crossing the River Brede again. As soon as you've crossed the bridge there is a public bridleway going off to the right, alongside the bank of the Brede. Stay on the bridal way and you should be able to see the castle about a mile away, just keep following the bridleway the whole way.Latitude: 50.933553; Longitude: 0.733704
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