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Campgrounds in Wiltshire

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Why visit West Wiltshire?

Discover the medieval village of Lacock

Chances are you’ll probably recognise Lacock, as it has featured in many TV series and international films like the Harry Potter franchise – the interior of Lacock Abbey doubled as Hogwarts School. With half-timbered cottages and Georgian mansions, the village has a number of indie shops selling jewellery and several traditional pubs as well as photography displays at the Fox Talbot Museum.

Go on safari at Longleat

Making an entertaining day out for families, Longleat has tigers, lions, giraffes and wolves for you to see and photograph on its famed Safari Drive. But that’s only the start of the fun: kids will enjoy meerkat and penguin encounters, cuddling koalas and spotting endangered red pandas. There’s a hedge maze to get lost in, boat trips out to Guerrilla Island and giant otters to watch in their underwater viewing enclosure.

Spot the White Horses

There are eight white horses carved into chalk downs in Wiltshire. They are all free to visit – mostly involving short but steep hikes. The original horse sits in Pewsey Vale and was cut in 1785; it was replaced in the 1930s by a new design to commemorate the coronation of King George VI.  Devizes White Horse, set on Roundway Hill, is the most recent addition, created to celebrate the turn of the 21st century.

Walk to Caen Hill Locks

Linking Reading with Bath, Kennet and Avon Canal is dotted with pretty, waterside pubs and cafés, making for pleasant and gentle walking through West Wiltshire countryside. It was constructed over 16 years and completed in 1810 to a design by engineer John Rennie; his masterpiece was Caen Hill Locks, which sit between Melksham and Devizes, consisting of a flight of 29 locks rising 237 feet uphill over two miles.

Essential things to do in West Wiltshire

• Explore the landscaped gardens at Bowood House, a Georgian masterpiece with a fine collection of costumes, watercolours and Victorian jewellery in its ornate interior


• Travel around 5,000 years back in time to Stonehenge, with its circles of standing stones and displays of artefacts found at the site in its award-winning visitor centre


• Visit the 17th-century Merchant's House in Marlborough, decorated in period style, with four-poster beds and original utensils displayed in the kitchen

• Discover the largest prehistoric stone circle in the world at Avebury, where you can wander freely among neolithic megaliths, stone avenues and ancient tombs


Unusual things to do in West Wiltshire

Meet the Wadworth Shire horses

Brewers in Devizes since 1875, Wadworth is famed across West Wiltshire for its 6X beers. You can tour the town’s landmark red-brick brewery, taste the ales and meet the handsome Shire horses who still deliver beer to Devizes pubs as they have done for 125 years. The ‘Waddies’ heavy horses are also on parade outside the brewery shop on Wednesday and Thursday mornings in spring and summer.

Visit Bradford-on-Avon Tithe Barn

An enormous and well-restored 14th-century building with an almost-church-like stone exterior, Bradford-on-Avon Tithe Barn was constructed in the 14th-century. It is 33 feet wide and 168 feet long, with an ornate timber cruck-frame supporting the roof. Once part of Shaftesbury Abbey, the barn was used to store ‘tithes’ or taxes from local farmers, in the form of a portion of their crops.

Explore West Kennet Long Barrow

Built somewhere around 3650 BC, West Kennet Long Barrow is one of the largest Neolithic tombs in the UK. Often overlooked in favour of Stonehenge or Avebury, the hilltop site is accessed by a short flight of steps, and you are free to wander inside. The bodies of up to 50 people have been discovered among the vast stone chambers, along with pottery, beads and Stone Age tools.

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The decision is made and you’re looking for a glamping holiday in West Wiltshire. All that remains is for you to decide the type of West Wiltshire glampsite you’re looking for. If you’re travelling with family, think about booking a spacious yurt, or if you’re looking for a romantic break, consider a stylish and cosy gypsy caravan.

Whatever you’re looking for, the Pitchup tick-box filters will help you to narrow down your choices and find the West Wiltshire campsite that’s a good fit for you. If you’re not sure where to start, here are some of our most popular West Wiltshire searches.

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Looking to head further south west? Perhaps you’d prefer to glamp in Devon and Cornwall, or fancy the idea of a camping break in Dorset? And remember that Pitchup has lots of glamping options in Wales or The Cotswolds too.

 

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