Castle Finders

The website that finds our long lost and forgotten Castles, and from their ruins resurrects their history & legends,

to inspire your own personal adventures.

Fred Vincent

Sue Vincent

For me the whole castle finding experience started by accident whilst driving across the Brecon Beacons in South Wales with my dad in the late 90's and out of the mists Carreg Cennan Castle came into view, perched impressively upon its 300 feet crag. Since then my travels have taken us to over 400 castles and fortifications across the length and breadth of Britain, most of which are shared in this website.

The extensive research associated with these castles has been taken from many historical sources over several years to help bring these often forgotten ruins back to life, so as you can literally reach out and touch their history from their walls and surrounding landscape.

Castle finding will take you to some of the most amazing and breathtaking scenery you will find anywhere in the country and provide you with a real sense of adventure as you explore the more obscure, often forgotten about castles, which this website is dedicated to.


All the photo's contained in our website are those we have taken ourselves from our many adventures around some of the most beautiful parts of the country.We hope some of these inspire your own adventures.


Special thanks to Mike Salter and his invaluable castle guide books.

A castle was a fortress, but also a home. I love to explore and recreate a picture in my mind of life in a castle before it was abandoned; imagining occupants from centuries ago living there, a girl sitting in the window gazing out at the surrounding countryside,  the hustle and bustle of the household enfolding within the castle walls.

Discovering some of the hidden castles has taken us to some amazing places, its not always the castle that makes a location interesting, its the stunning scenery or the silhouette against a glorious sunset. There's satisfaction in eventually finding the next castle that started as a small red 'castle' dot on the map, after trying to read the bends in the road or the curve of a loch.




New discoveries to Castle~Finders 2024

An Sean Dun

(Isle of Mull)

Carew Castle

(New Aerial photos)

Castell Moel

(Pembrokeshire)


Cilgerran Castle

(New photos)


Cnoc Na Spoine Dun (new photos)

Dun Aisgain Broch (new photos)

Dun Ara Castle

(new photos)

Duart Castle

(new photos)

Lochaline Castle

Llansteffan Castle

(New Aerial photos)

Manorbier Castle

(New Aerial photos)

Narbeth Castle

(New Aerial photos)

Newport Castle (Pembrokeshire)



New discoveries to Castle~Finders 2023

How to contact us


This website is


Dedicated to


Frank Vincent

 
 
 
 



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