Redstroud Castle

Redstroud Castle is a idyllic town in Surrey. Tragedy struck the town following the deaths of Sir Arthur Lloyd, his wife Eva and daughter Alice, who were found at Glenwood Manor. Dark events began happening as Tom Lloyd is accused of the Glenwood Manor murders. The area is home to Skyline Theatre and Castle School.

The town is a few miles north of Papsworth.

History
Redstroud Castle is known for its mining heritage. What was historically a small village, sprawled out to a large town. The woodland shores of the magnificent lake are hugely popular amongst people who love to take part in the wide range of activities that are possible here - from walking or running the perimeter, to simply relaxing and enjoying the view. This area is steeped in a rich history that spans centuries - from ancient monuments, to cascading waterfalls and stunning vistas.

Redstroud Castle is very popular all year round, with its glittering waters and abundance of wildlife. The ornamental Cascade waterfall is always a favourite feature - while children love the towering 100 foot Totem Pole, being fascinated by the ten mystical totem characters.

Businesses
There are several well known businesses in Redstroud Castle. These include, a high-rise skyscraper, which is used for the Skyline Theatre, a gothic black-bricked building used for Castle School and a police station. The town is also home to the Lloyd residence.

Facts
Redstroud is said to be a portmanteau of the historic West Country towns Radstock and Stroud; although they are not particularly near each other, nor to Virginia Water, which the town is based on.