Robin Hood's Hill is an ancient earthwork on high ground above the village of Oxton in Nottinghamshire, in quiet farmland north-east of Nottingham. On the hilltop are the banks and ditches of an Iron Age hillfort, known locally as Oldox Camp, and a rounded mound that may be a Bronze Age burial barro...
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FAQ's/Things to Know
Where is Robin Hoods Hill?
Nottinghamshire holds this ancient landmark quietly tucked into the countryside near Oxton. Walkers often seek out the grassy ridges to see the site of a famous historical excavation.
What type of place is Robin Hoods Hill?
Robin Hoods Hill is a prehistoric burial mound in Nottinghamshire.
When is the best time to visit Robin Hoods Hill?
May through to September brings the most reliable weather for a trek up the slopes. Summer afternoons offer great clarity for admiring the wide views of the surrounding landscape.
What can you do at Robin Hoods Hill?
Climbing to the summit allows you to follow the paths near the ancient earthwork ditches of Oldox Camp. Amateur historians enjoy photographing the unusual pointy shape of the mound while reflecting on the folklore of the region.
How long should I spend at Robin Hoods Hill?
Allowing roughly an hour provides enough time to wander up the trail and take in the atmosphere. A longer stay works well if you intend to explore the broader network of footpaths in the area.
Where do I park at Robin Hoods Hill?
Parking options near Robin Hoods Hill are limited, check the UK Hidden Gems app for the nearest available spots.
Where can I eat near Robin Hoods Hill?
There are no food spots recorded immediately near Robin Hoods Hill, check the UK Hidden Gems app for the nearest options.
Where can I stay near Robin Hoods Hill?
The Little John Cabin provides a single overnight stay option in the immediate vicinity, and full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.
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Last Updated:
02 July 2026
