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Book Berkeley Castle tickets and experience the magic of the Knights Tournament
Visit Berkeley Castle near Bristol and get ready to step into the heart-pounding world of medieval combat with an action-packed day at the Knights Tournament!
The Knights Tournament at Berkeley Castle
- Date: 25th & 26th May 2025 - for two days only!
- Opening Time: 11am - Meet and Greet with the Knights!
- Archery Competition: 12pm
- Sword Fight: Begins at 1pm
- Age Guidance: Suitable for all ages
- Tickets Include: Access to The Knights Tournament, Entrance to the Castle and Gardens
One of the best events at Berkeley Castle
Witness four fully-armoured knights and their loyal squires battle for glory in a mix of choreographed and competitive fights.
Cheer on your favourite warrior as they score points in each round, leading up to the grand melee, where only one champion will emerge.
Explore the knights’ camp, meet the competitors, and discover the secrets of medieval life.
Don't miss the chance to watch history come to life on a day out to Berkeley Castle! Get ready for a jam-packed day filled with adrenaline, drama and unforgettable moments.
Book Berkeley Castle tickets for one of the best things to do for families!
Location
Berkeley Castle
Gloucestershire,
GL13 9BN
How to find us
By car:
Berkeley Castle is conveniently situated 10 minutes from junction 13 or 14 of the M5. Follow road signs for the town of Berkeley and then brown signs for Berkeley Castle. For Satnav, use GL13 9PJ.
By train:
Nearest train station is Cam & Dursley, which is approximately 6 miles from the castle.
Facilities
- Free parking
- Toilets
- Café
More Info
Can I bring my own food to Berkeley Castle?
Yes! Enjoy basking in the sun by taking your food and drink to the Kitchen Garden picnic area.
Are dogs welcome at Berkeley Castle?
Unfortunately, only assistance dogs are allowed.
Is Berkeley Castle accessible?
This is a Norman Castle retaining many of its original features. As a result, there is limited wheelchair access due to the many steps, staircases and uneven floors throughout the Castle and gardens.
For those who feel the initial 24 stone steps of the Keep may be unmanageable, a shorter route through the Castle is available, avoiding this flight of steps, but other steps and stairs will need to be negotiated
There is no access to the Grade 1 listed Castle with children's pushchairs or buggies, because of the many steps and uneven floors. The Guide at the foot of the steps to the Keep will keep an eye on your child's buggy.