Historical site of Henry V pleasance outside of Kenilworth Castle. The site where the Pleasance stood can still be visited, north-west of the castle along a public footpath. No buildings survive, but the earthworks are well preserved, and define two concentric moats with a raised bank between them, surrounding a rectangular island of about 4 acres. Can be combined with a visit to Kenilworth Castle and a walk through the local fields.
Caspar Battam
Always a nice walk out to see 600 year old history! Takes a bit of getting your head around but worthwhile
Chris Lakey
As earthworks in a field go, this one ain't bad. Makes for a nice objective on a circular walk from the castle.
Kit Summerfield
Beautiful peaceful place to walk. Photo not strictly the Pleasance but close to.
Beth Townley
Walked through here on the way to the castle, lovely area
Tony conway
It's. A bit of green on a walk
Steve Temple177 days ago
A very pleasance walk!
Felix Lord2 years ago
Earthworks of Henry V's 15th-century lodge and pleasure garden a short walk from Kenilworth Castle. Not much to see but nice to imagine.
