Camping pods
Dogs allowed
Campfires allowed
Student groups welcome
See all facilities…It’s a small secluded site near the very big stones of the Stonehenge World Heritage Site, and this fully landscaped park will have guests pitching up to high standards. The one-acre, family-run Stonehenge Caravan Park is the nearest camping, motorhome and touring site to the famous stones, and the plentiful facilities include sinks, a dishwashing area and a heated shower block with spanking new piping hot power showers.
There’s wifi available for campers – ask staff for the passcode – and campfires are allowed so you can have a Stonehenge singsong. The family pooch will love the site too, as it’s dog-friendly and there are enough good walks nearby to keep even the most energetic pet happy. And it’s open all year round, so perfect for autumn and winter breaks. There’s a strict noise and lights-out policy here, so this is the place to stay if you want to be up with the lark to visit the famous stones.
Foodwise a stay here is also up to standard, with eight pubs within walking distance dishing up top pub grub - The Boot Inn at Berwick St James and The Bell Inn at Winterbourne Stoke are the closest, both a level 5-10 minute walk away. An easy footpath walk away is the well-stocked Berwick Farm Shop for everything needed when Stonehenge camping, and there’s also a mini market and a supermarket within a short drive, as well as fresh eggs and meat available from local suppliers. And if you’re feeling particularly lazy, there are Chinese and Indian takeaways in nearby Larkhill and Amesbury which offer pitchside deliveries.
Nearby attractions and activities
The main attraction at this park needs no introduction, with the Stonehenge site just three miles away and nearby Avebury containing the biggest stone circle in Europe. The World Heritage Site of Stonehenge also includes Longleat, Stourhead Gardens and the medieval Salisbury Cathedral, over 400 feet high and with Europe’s oldest working clock. The county of Wiltshire has enough to keep all ages and interests occupied, from the Longleat Safari & Adventure Park to stately homes such as the Queen Anne Monpresson House.
Further afield but still within easy reach, World Heritage historyheads can also take a trip to the historic city of Bath to gawk at the Georgian architecture, get Darcy-like at the Jane Austen Centre or have a proper English tea at the Pump Room. Or there’s Bristol with the famous SS Great Britain and the award-winning At-Bristol interactive science centre, voted one of the top ten family attractions in the country. Kids will also go gaga over the Avon Valley Adventure and Wildlife Park with boating, falconry, an adventure playground and the Strawberry Line - the longest five-inch miniature gauge railway in the West Country.
Nature types should trip along to the New Forest, with its guided walks to learn about the wildlife and landscape, year-round events including country shows and carnivals, cycle and horse-riding trails, forest villages and seaside towns. Historyheads will still be kept happy in this part of the country with museums and centuries-old things to see such as the Beaulieu National Motor Museum and the Roman Villa at Rockbourne.
Once you’ve earned a long relax with all that sightseeing and nature-spotting, chill out by attempting the Stonehenge eight-pub challenge – aiming to visit all eight pubs near the campsite in one stay. All serve homemade food to ensure something to line pub crawlers’ stomachs, and some have skittle alleys or pool tables on hand too – something that definitely deserves to be on the cards after all that strenuous Stonehenge sightseeing.
Attractions near Stonehenge Caravan Park
Must see
- Stonehenge (3.0 miles)
- Wilton House (6.1 miles)
- Old Sarum (6.4 miles)
National Trust
- Stonehenge Landscape (3.8 miles)
- Little Clarendon (6.8 miles)
Cycle routes
Find local routes on the National Cycle Network - over 12,000 miles of cycling routes.
Activities near Stonehenge Caravan Park
Shrewton - The 'German Village' - Chitterne and Maddinton Downs (2.1 miles) Walking
Shrewton - Yarnbury Castle - Berwick St James - Winterbourne Stoke (2.4 miles) Walking
NORMANTON DOWN (CURRENT BOUNDARY 27/04/2004) (2.6 miles) Birdwatching
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E DEN POD Graham B. (Mature couple, 1 review, 0 photos) Confirmed ?
Liked: fantastic pod very comfy and warm really nice place Disliked: the rain :-) |
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Plug in at Stonehenge and you will not be disappointed with the result ESTHER F. (Family with older children, 1 review, 0 photos) Confirmed ?
Liked: I liked the proximity to Stonehenge and the simple but clean and intimate facility with friendly staff. Disliked: I did not like using a coin operated system on a timer for showering in the new female ablution block. |
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Great place for winter break! Stayed in fix pod. paul c. (Group-mostly male, 1 review, 0 photos) Confirmed ?
Liked: The whole place is a newly landscaped place that is friendly and comfortable. Disliked: Well, nothing to dislike but a mistake in the booking system allows fox pod to be booked for 4 adults, unless one of you wants to sleep in a narrow gap on the floor it can only sleep 3 adults. |
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Liked: Was lovely very friendly big thank you to Elaine always very helpful and happy x Disliked: Porta loos not clean but normal for campsite |
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Lovely friendly welcome, spacious field. Beverley_V (Family with young children, 1 review, 0 photos) Confirmed ?
Liked: Friendly atmosphere. Nice big tent pitch. Pitch up anywhere . Disliked: It stipulated no noise after a certain time, but this was not kept too. for young children to be woken from sleep is not very good. |
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Liked: I didnt like anything. Disliked: I wasnt happy at all with the site the toilet facitlites were very poor it didnt help that they decide to cut the grass the day b4 we arrive and due to the rain grass went everywhere. my 3 year old daughter was like mummy these toilets smell I could wash in the showeres as they were horrible they are sill plastic toliets that you would get at a festival not on a campsite will ... |
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Liked: the space around the tent Disliked: the shower on Saturday morning - they are in the process of building a new block |
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Excellent, friendly and relaxed peter w. (Family with young children, 1 review, 0 photos) Confirmed ?
Liked: Very pretty and well maintained fields and pitches Disliked: Showers and toilets disappointing ( new block under construction though). |
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Liked: Visual aspects Disliked: Too few showers and toilets |
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quiet location bisbos (With friends, 2 reviews, 0 photos)
Liked: well kept campsite Disliked: poor shower/toilet facilities however plans to upgrade |
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One night wasn't enough! Isabelle Y. (Young couple, 1 review, 0 photos) Confirmed ?
Liked: Location near Stonehenge and just 1hr from Bath in beautiful countryside Disliked: Finding out on arrival that fire pits cost £10 extra - the booking suggested it was included in the price, and a tenner seemed a bit steep |
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GREAT STONEHENGE CAMPSITE ANNALISA_G (Family with older children, 1 review, 0 photos) Confirmed ?
Liked: CLEAN SITES, HARDSTANDINGS HAVE A PIC-NIC TABLE FOR EACH PITCH!! HOT SHOWERS, WASHING UP LIQUID PROVIDED!!! FRESH EGGS EVERYDAY, DOGS ALLOWED, FANTASTIC WALKING FOR ALL, GREAT FRIENDLY OWNER,KID FRIENDLY Disliked: nosey lady in front.... |
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Good - but watch for the campfires david l. (Young couple, 1 review, 0 photos) Confirmed ?
Liked: The whole site was nice and well looked after. Disliked: We camped in a field adjacent to another where you could have campfires. Unfortunately, for the duration of our stay the non campfire field was down wind. A large family who pitched there didn't seem to move for four days and kept a fire permanently lit. The consequence of this is everything we own had to be cleaned and fabreezed on our return. Even the car needed a valet! |
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Liked: Great camp site, very friendly. A traveller feel to the reception. Ideal for Stone Henge. Disliked: Nothing |
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Liked: The atmosphere, the warm shower and friendly campsite. Disliked: Nothing. Was a bit cold due to own lack of planning. |
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Reject 4x4 Club pamela-golledge-bell (With friends, 1 review, 0 photos)
Liked: Loved everything about the site. The owner William is so friendly and helpful. Could not have asked for more. We, as an off road driving club, were made very welcome and had all our pitches together. We had stayed here before and since our last visit the caravan pitches have all had an overhaul and most are now hard standing which is brilliant. Disliked: There is nothing to dislike about the site. |
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Great Location & Value For Stonehenge Summer Solstice SoCalMusicLover (Young couple, 1 review, 0 photos)
Liked: We had a very pleasant stay at Stonehenge Campsite. We are from the U.S., and came specifically to this area for the Summer Solstice at Stonehenge on Tuesday Morning June 21, 2011. The site was easy to reach via bus from the Salisbury train station, although you have to be sure to walk around the corner when leaving the rail station, to find the bus stop. Also, the last bus is at approximately 5 ... Disliked: Not easy to reach without car. Subject to bus schedule, which ends at 5:30 PM. |
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Simply perfect oliplum12 (Mature couple, 1 review, 0 photos)
Liked: Great little site - William the owner is possibly the nicest chap you will ever meet! Just great atmosphere, super-hot power showers, wash-up facilities with super-hot water, peaceful yet close to the A303 for transport links, great walks directly off the site - a real little gem. Shouldn't really tell you as I want to keep it all to myself! Disliked: Nothing...everything spot on! |
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Leisure on site
Bar or club house
Cycle hire
Evening entertainment
Fishing
Fitness centre
Games room
Indoor swimming pool
Kids' club
On-site restaurant/cafe
Outdoor swimming pool
Play area
TV room
Take away
Tennis
Watersports
Amenities on site
Bath available
Car parking by pitch
Disabled facilities
Drying room
Food shop
Free wifi
Ice pack freezing
Internet access
Launderette
Local produce
Parent & baby washroom
Pick-up from public transport
Public telephone
Shower available
Toilet block
Washing-up area
Wifi
Utilities
Charging facilities
Chemical disposal
Gas cylinders available
Recycling available
Renewable energy
Touring and motorhomes
Electrical hook-up points for tourers
Tourer storage facilities
Water hook-up points for tourers
Max. motorhome length: 10.0 metresRules
Campfires allowed
Commercial vehicles allowed
Dogs allowed
Dogs allowed all year
Themes
Luxury
Peaceful
Walkers' paradise
Wildlife haven
Nearby leisure
Cycling nearby
Fishing nearby
Golf nearby
Horse riding nearby
Leisure/theme park nearby
Mountain biking nearby
Restaurant nearby
Groups welcome
Family friendly
Motorcycle friendly
Rallies welcome
Single-sex groups welcome
Student groups welcome
Nearby amenities
Bar nearby
Public transport nearby
Shop nearby
Type
Small (11-25 pitches)
Camping 2.0
Camping pods
Jumbo tent pitches
Ordnance Survey maps (GB and Northern Ireland only) are available at lower levels via the drop-down menu.
Nearest transport
- Coach stations
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Amesbury Bus Station — 5.0mi
Wilton (Salisbury): Town Centre Coach Stops — 5.9mi
Wilton: West Street Coach Stop — 6.0mi
- Train stations
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Salisbury Rail Station — 7.5mi
Tisbury Rail Station — 10.7mi
Grateley Rail Station — 11.9mi
- Ferry ports
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Southampton Vehicle Ferry Terminal — 28.2mi
Southampton Passenger Ferry Terminal — 28.3mi
Hythe (Hants) Ferry Terminal — 29.6mi
- Airports
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Bournemouth International Airport — 26.9mi
Southampton Airport — 27.6mi
Directions
From Stonehenge, head west on the A 303 for three miles. Turn left onto the B3083 and our site is half a mile on the left (sat nav. SP3 4TQ) - max. 10-minute drive.
Permitted arrival time
From 12 noon
Cancellation policy
We have a cancellation fee of £10. However if we can resell pitch we credit you your balance payment for future use.
Please note that your deposit paid to Pitchup.com is non-refundable.
Payment of balance
For camping pods the balance is payable 28 days in advance or as soon as possible after making your booking. Please contact the site for PayPal details.
For all other pitches the balance is payable on arrival by cash or cheque.
Cards accepted on the park
PayPalTerms and conditions
Site booking terms and conditionsCheck availability at Stonehenge Caravan Park…
5m x 5m approx. non-electric level grass tent pitch for 1-2 man tent. Price includes awning, gazebo, pup tent, use of showers, car or bike.
Max. persons: 2x
7m x 7m approx non-electric level grass pitch for medium 2 - 4 man tent. Price includes awning, gazebo, pup tent, use of showers, car or bike.
Max. persons: 4x
10m x 10m approx non-electric level grass pitch for large 4+ man tent. Price includes awning, gazebo, pup tent, use of showers, car or bike.
Max. persons: 6x
Hardstanding pitch for VW motorhome - approximately 10m x 10m. Includes 16-amp electric hook-up and awning, and luxury hardstanding.
Max. persons: 5x
E-Den Ecopod sleeping two adults in a large double bed. Has a canvas awning and large decking area with a stable door velux roof light with electric heating and electric blanket. Also included are a mini kitchen toaster, kettle, cups and plates, as well as electric. Dogs are not permitted ...
Max. persons: 2x
Luxury glamping Fox pod for two adults and 1-2 small children. Includes one double bed, one bunk and a single sofa bed. Electric is included. The pod has heating, mini kitchen, chiller, electric, lights, and econ unit. Dogs are not permitted inside. Please bring your own bedding.
Max. persons: 4x
