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Stonehenge Campsite & Glamping Pods

Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England
1 acre hosted by Stonehenge C.
Well, Stonehenge on your doorstep is a definite bonus, but also the real community feel to the entire site

You know you have a winning campsite, when you're sitting pretty, neighbouring one of England's most iconic landmarks. Toweringly beautiful and enormously overwhelming, the Stonehenge monument is a definite stellar reason to come to this neck of English woods. The other reason is the site itself – a camping hub for travellers, hippies, families and couples, all looking for a peaceful place to rest their heads.

The campsite initially looks on the small side, as you arrive into a private-feeling, tarmaced area with a few caravan hard standings and a colorful haze of flowers. Actually, though, there is plenty of space to be found and when you head back through the gates into two large open meadows you realise what an eclectic site this is. Alongside the hard-standings these fields have a cluster of campervanners, willing to forgo the luxury of a power supply, and a maze of colorful tents speckle the greens of the grass and the backdrop of bushes and shaggy ever greens that shield the campsite from a farm on the opposite side. With four luxury glamping pods and one basic budget festival pod for hire, plus a brand new gents and ladies shower block, there’s something for every type to be found.

Come the peak of the summer solstice the space we so appraise is certainly made use of – the place becomes a hive of activity as campers descend on Stonehenge to watch the sun stream through gaps in the stone – but for the rest of the year there really is room to play. Kids can kick a ball about in the meadow, campfires are lit and in winter the spare fields are mown by a handful of alpacas making their home like hardy year-round campers. It’s in these quiet times that you can also make best use of the amazing ‘campers kitchen’ a wooden lean-to structure with mugs, cutlery and utensils to use along with a microwave and kettle.

At night time, the stars come out and evoke your hidden sentiments as they glisten overhead and lead you pondering back to those who looked to the skies before. Gathering at Stonehenge may be as ancient as mankind itself but it’s stood the test of time. This is still the place to gather and you’ll quickly come to learn that Stonehenge campsite is the place for swapping stories with other campers whilst sipping a hot chocolate till the sun begins to rise.

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Location
Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England, United KingdomTraditional, ancestral territory of various First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
Hosted by Stonehenge C.Joined in September 2011
From the host
You’ll get a warm welcome at this friendly, relaxed, site that’s within easy reach of the famous monument that shares its name. Motorhomes, caravans and tents are accepted here, and a number of camping pods are also available for hire too. It’s a small site, but the facilities are outstanding and it's one of the few sites where you can enjoy relaxed open campfires!There are 12 hardstanding touring pitches and each pitch is beautifully landscaped. It's won a number of awards, including a Gold David Bellamy Conservation Award, a Trip Advisor Excellence Award, a Platinum Loo of the Year Award, and this site features in the Top 100 Sites Guide 2015 compiled by Caravan Sitefinder, Practical Caravan and Practical Motorhome.Facilities at Stonehenge Campsite include new ladies and gents wash blocks, plus Wi-Fi. Time your visit right and you can attend our Summer Solstice Festival! There’s also a communal campfire, and the Number 2 bus to Salisbury stops just outside the park, handy if you want to leave your outfit on site and pop out for the day to visit this beautiful cathedral city.And you'll need to leave your car or motorhome on site if you're thinking of taking the seven-pub challenge. This involves visiting each of the hostelries that’s within walking distance of the site. Perhaps you could be the first to do it in one day! GLAMPING AT STONEHENGE CAMPSITE! The luxury glamping pods at Stonehenge Campsite offer an alternative holiday experience in Wiltshire – all you need to do bring is your bedding! With lights, power, a mini kitchen that has cups, plates and a kettle, plus a picnic table, there is everything you need for the perfect rural retreat. Wonderful gift idea!This campsite in Wiltshire is great for people who love nature. At night you might hear – or even see – owls and bats, and by day you'll see the sheep, the horses, and our resident alpacas!As we've already said, there are lots of pubs within walking distance of Stonehenge Campsite, so if you want a break from cooking whilst on your camping, motorhome or caravan holidays, you can enjoy a variety of pub food without needing to travel too far. Less than a mile from site you'll also find a local farm shop selling deli food, while in nearby Winterbourne Stoke, Stapleford and Shrewton are more local shops to help top up your holiday supplies. There are even some nearby pizza places and Indian and Chinese takeaways that will deliver to your pitch! This is surely one of the best campsites in Wiltshire – indeed, it is one of only nine in the Somerset, Avon and Wiltshire region to feature in Caravan Sitefinder, Practical Motorhome and Practical Caravan's Top 100 Sites Guide 2015. And Stonehenge Campsite is perfectly placed to take in the famous local sights. Stonehenge itself is merely a five minute drive away, or why not walk from the footpath directly from the site?  Longleat Safari Park is only a 30- or 40-minute drive away, while Salisbury with its famous cathedral is just 10 miles to the south and Marlborough is only about 45 or 50 minutes away by car.Stonehenge Campsite is a lovely base for your motorhome, camping and caravan holidays in Wiltshire.
Nearby attractions

Being one of England's premier tourist attractions, Stonehenge is a definite must. The prehistoric monument also manages to attract tens of thousands of people every year for the Summer Solstice Festival. Lots of soul searching with thousands of peaceful sunworshippers as you all watch the sun rise on the longest day of the year. Something the kids will never stop talking about is Longleat House Safari Park (01985 844400). Home to an African array of stunning wildlife, including lions, cheetas, wilderbeests, elephants and of course the infamously cheeky Longleat monkeys. Warning: keep your windows shut when the monekys are about, as they have been known to dabble in the art of the five-finger-discount.

Food and drink

Fresh morning eggs are sold onsite, however, the Berwick Farm Shop sells practically everything the camper could ever need. And we weren't joking when we said the location of this site is perfect , you've got 8 (yes 8) stellar nearby pubs to choose from. Top picks are the Boot Inn at Berwich St James (01722 790243) and the Bell Inn at Winterbourne Stoke (01980 620445).

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