Campsites in Burbage, Wiltshire that are good for birdwatching

Wild Camping at Dark Lane

• Wild camping in a rural field in the North Wessex Downs
• A 10-minute walk to the Kennet and Avon Canal; Wolfhall 15 minutes
• No parking available on site or locally, but close to public transport

Wilton Windmill Camping

• Pop-up Wiltshire campsite with views up to a working windmill
• Stonehenge and Avebury both within half an hour's drive
• Easy access from the A338; gastropub five minutes' walk away

Sunnyside Glamping

• Furnished bell tents in a paddock on a Wiltshire smallholding
• Five minutes' drive from Devizes and 15 minutes from Calne
• Meet the farm's sheep, pigs, ponies and birds

Stone Circle Glamping

• Glampsite with Durrington Walls views 10 minutes’ drive to Stonehenge
• Avebury stone circles 35 minutes’ drive, and Longleat half an hour
• Cosy shepherd's huts behind a pub serving tasty meals and takeaways

Spring Hill Wild Camping

• Family-friendly wild camping field in the village of St Mary Bourne
• On the Test Way footpath and a 35-minute drive from Stonehenge
• Firepits welcome; walk to the village shop, pubs and a PYO fruit farm

Walnut Grove Camping

• Well-maintained campsite on a Hampshire walnut farm
• Half a mile from Over Wallop village; Stonehenge 20 minutes' drive
• Two local pubs and a village shop 15 minutes away on foot

Hoopers Farm Camping

• Adults-only site with direct access to bridleways onto Salisbury Plain
• A 10-minute drive from Stonehenge and 25 minutes from Longleat
• Shop and pub a short walk away; equestrian facilities for horses

Brades Acre Caravan Site

• Well maintained family run site in the heart of Salisbury plain
• We allow open fires
• A great place for long walks we are a dog friendly site

The Bruce Arms

The Golden Swan

The Barge Inn

The Stonehenge Inn

• Stonehenge Inn .... You adventure to Stonehenge starts here

Oak Tree Farm