Buckland Rings   Description Buckland Rings is a multivallate Hill fort dating from the Iron Age period - 4th century BC to 1st century AD - early historians thought it was Roman. It has well preserved triple banks and double ditches This type of site is rare in lowland areas and as such is the best preserved and most important in the Hampshire/Dorset basin. The east side which contained the entrance was partly ploughed up in the mid 18th century and in the present century two houses were built inside the west end near where the outer bank has been lost along Sway Road. New Forest District Council     Contact The site is owned by Hampshire County Council Website Streetmap     Map     Directions On the right as you come into Lymington from Brockenhurst.     Parking No dedicated car park so please park thoughtfully in residential side streets.     Accessibility Wheelchair accessible