Cadbury Castle is a hill fort near the village of South Cadbury in Somerset, England, five miles north west of Yeovil at . The fort is one of the best known of the sites associated with mythic Arthurian England, and the legends of Camelot. The summit is 150 metres (500ft) above sea level, and the hill is surrounded by four terraced earthwork walls and a stand of trees. Excavation at and around the site has discovered iron age, Roman and Saxon artifacts. The excavation was lead by archaeologist Leslie Alcock from 1966-1970. The limestone hill is situated on the southern edge of the Somerset Levels, with flat lowland to the north.

Note: there is also a Cadbury Castle, Devon at in Devon.

Cadbury Castle

Archaeological sites in Britain | Buildings and structures in Somerset | Visitor attractions in Somerset | History of Somerset | Hill forts in England