From “Herefordshire Register of Countryside Treasures” (1981 H&WCC):
“Eaton Camp, Eaton Bishop
Triangular promontory Iron-age hill fort occupying about 18 acres. Steep natural slope forms only defence on N and SE sides except for short lengths of scarp a S angle with slight mound at E point. Rampart on W side about 10 ft, high above interior.
Location
Between Ruckhall Common and junction of Cagebrook with River Wye – along footpath from Camp Inn.”