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Booked this site for a Bell Tent group I am a member of, we had 9 bell tents over New Year. Liane was brilliant throughout the booking process and her and Dave were very welcoming and friendly throughout our stay. The toilet / shower facilities were second to none and would put many hotels to shame! An extra bonus was the campers kitchen - it was a fully fitted kitchen available for use free of charge. An excellent site with incredibly well thought out facilities. Definitely be booking again. If there was an option I would have given more than 10 out of 10!
Have just returned from a short break at Stonehenge Campsite (using it as a base to explore the area). Wow what a great little site. Their mission statement is 9/10 and I am sure by next year it will be 10/10 !
It is very clean and well kept, have stayed on clean sites before but this takes it to the next level. The wardens are very welcoming and nothing is too much trouble - can't remember a more happy greeting. With a campers kitchen available and tea/coffee to boot as well as full washing machine and tumble dryer facilities, it has been well thought through. And such a great touch of being able to have a real campfire! Would highly recommend this site and look forward to returning again at the end of Sept.
Amazing keep up the great work. John and Sara Hazell
Stayed for 2 nights 15/16th August. Had phoned previous day to check if there was availabilty for 2 tents, four adults, one child plus a dog and spoke with Lianne who apart from being very courteous and helpul, explained a few things and confirmed that would be ok.
We arrived around 10. 30, way before the normal pitch up time of 1 ish but that was not a problem. Once you have crawled through the traffic from either direction on the A303, this site os SO easy to find. The wardens despite being busy took a few minutes out to make sure we knew where things were, where we could pich and so on.
Due to the owners/wardens careful thought and consideration, this site not only looked good but felt calm and very well organised right from the start, a feeling that stayed the same throughout our short stay. Not only can you help yourself to complimentary tea/coffee but there was a basket of free range eggs from a local farm for 20p each (honesty box) and something to cook them in and on, what a nice touch!
We chose to walk to Stonehenge which took around one and a half hours and were greeted by a burly security guard who informed us that in order to enter we would have to walk another mile and a half to the visitors centre where we could pay the extortionate £14. 90 each as there were no ticket facilities at the entrance to the site. We were not the only ones facing this predicament and decided to head back, nice one British Heritage.
We ate at the Bell friday night, nice beer and good pub grub.
We spent Saturday at Avebury, £7 to park for the day (which makes the entrance fee to Stonehenge look even worse. ) and thoroughly enjoyed the full walk around the Stones etc. The Red Lion was very busy but a great place to sit outside with a beer and rest our legs.
Ate at the Pelican Inn Saturday night and cannot rate it highly enough, quality food and some tempting specials on offer.
The loo/shower facilities are new for this year and are closed between 11 and 1 for cleaning. Yes, at peak times they get real busy so be prepared to queue but just remember they are free to use and for what you pay per pitch here, you really can't complain.
Would recommend to any campers out there, especially those like us with a dog, apart from growling at that Security Guard, he loved it too!
This was our first site in our new motorhome. It is a small site, but ideal for us as novices. We had our own designated hard standing with grass area surrounded by its own hedge giving privacy and picnic bench. The resident wardens were helpful and friendly. Toilet and shower blocks very clean. Camping/cooking facilities good. Very quiet at night. Lovely walk along the brook to the local pub. We walked to Stonehenge. Good 5 miles, make sure you have a map! We will certainly go back there and would recommend it.
This camp site is situated just off the main road it is quiet and very quaint, there is two footpaths one leading to the village pub and the other to the pub on the main road. We have never been to a camp site that has been so clean not to put other sites down but this is exceptional, there is a campers kitchen fitted with cooker, microwave fridge and laundry facilities, Stonehenge is only a 5 minute drive away, Just make sure you have cash as they don't deal with plastic
We arrived on Friday afternoon for the summer solstice, the site was easy to find, the wardens were attentive, helpful, friendly and very informative, we had the choice of 2 fields to pitch our tent, one was the party field and the other a family field, we chose the latter, we were given the choice to camp anywhere in field as long as your neighbours had adequate room, once the tent was erected and unpacked the car we had to move the car to another field/car park. The site had a block which housed the toilets, showers (£2) information board/office, kitchen (did not use). There was additional solar showers and portable loos (these were cleaned daily), there was also a bar in a barn with TV, music, bands and fairy lights, the site also had a food/BBQ stand and a pizza retailer, did not go off site except on the free bus for the solstice, (so cannot comment about the area), would return to the camp site again to explore the local area, pubs, walks, footpaths.
Summer solstice weekend 2014. This is a really nice site. People were really friendly and helpful. It was pretty well organized. As it was the solstice weekend there were extra services on offer (bar, food vans, extra loos, shuttle bus etc). Not sure what it's like on a normal weekend.
I think the posh showers/loos in the picture are usually avaialable to all, but we had to use the portable ones on the solstice weekend, for obvious reasons. Think they kept the nice ones for caravanners.
Just a word of warning for anyone thinking of going on the summer solstice weekend: The wood-fired pizza van was fantastic, really nice breakfast pizzas too. But the guy serving up pet-grade burgers and sausages at the other stall is to be avoided at all costs. One bite each and all straight in the bin. Luke warm, pre-cooked gristle and cold, lumpy, grated dairy analogue in a bap. Yuck. Honestly surprised nobody got sick. Stick to the pizza - it's great.
The pub just down the road in Berwick St. James is brilliant - food was outstanding. We had to book and they turned another group away, as it's quite small, but it was a very busy weekend for the local area, so you might get away without booking at other times of year. Easily walkable in about 10 minutes across a couple of fields with pathways, and a little stretch along the road.
Shuttle bus to the stones was great on the way there, except they have to drop you quite far from the stones themselves so there's still quite a walk. On the way back there was quite a big queue for the shuttle bus and we were tired so got a cab.
The bar at the campsite was great - loads of choice of beer and cider.
Not sure which of the above is/isn't there on a normal weekend. But would definitely like to go back and find out.
Now the site has new wardens and a recently refurbished Men's Shower Block as well as a new Ladies Shower Block. It really is an ideal site from which to explore Wiltshire. The new wardens are very proud of the site and intend to improve it further. All staff are very friendly and helpful and keep the facilities spotlessly clean. The utility area has everything the camper might need and a washing machine and tumble dryer are on order. If you have been before please revisit again and you will see the improvements that have taken place. A short walk away in Berwick St James is a farm shop that serves teas, coffees and home made cakes as well as other goods, and have a friendly chat with Maralynn the owner. First class meals can be had at nearby pub 'The Bell'. The site owner has landscaped the site very tastefully and has given a lot of thought to the habitat of local wildlife. So please do visit this site you will not be disappointed. We would not hesitate to recommend this site.
Had a really enjoyable 2 night stay over a nice frosty weekend. The site is well maintained and keeps its rural charm and the pitches were well kept and flat. Choose the site as it's very local for me, so good to get away camping after work at 5pm on a Friday night.
The wash-up area has lots of local information, fresh eggs for sale and also some kitchen appliances for use.
The ladies facilities are very good with the chaps lagging behind, but it looks like improvements are afoot. Not a problem though as I don't think us men are too choosy!
There was excellent walking directly from the site and a couple of pubs close by, with others on walking routes but a little further afield.
The wardens were friendly and good for a chat about the local area and the unfortunate planning restrictions that the site has to adhere to.
Given the time of year, the tent camping fields were empty, so my labrador enjoyed the space for chasing his ball and one of the owners dogs joined in the game.
Whilst we were there we also took a look at the 'glamping' pods for our non-camper owning friends; they were very tidy and had everything that would be needed for a cosy stay.
All in all a good site, with good walking and dog friendly. Will definitely be returning.
We have just got home from yet another delightful stay at this site. Three days, enough to recharge our batteries and make us feel as though we've been away much longer. The site is as good as ever, unpretentious yet with everything we need : good pitches, EHU, hot showers, bus stop right outside ! The owner's planting of native trees, shrubs and flowers is magnificent and is well looked after. We were lucky enough to have three days of glorious weather which made our trips into Salisbury, Wilton and Devizes all the more enjoyable. Even the bus drivers are lovely in this part of the world ! We have now had four or five short breaks here around this time of the year and this will most certainly not be the last.
We have recently returned from a short break specifically to visit the New Forest and Stonehenge and other areas so we weren't looking for anything special as we were travelling out on the motorbike every day, but were pleasantly surprised by this site.
There was plenty of space and we had a lovely area all to ourselves. The ladies' toilets/showers are great the men's are not as good but there are plans for improvements.
The staff were always available and very friendly really can't praise this site enough.
We stayed at this fabulous campsite over the May Bank Holiday and we had a fantastic time. Will and Elaine were brilliant, very laid back, and helpful. This is a great site, just big enough for some nice atmosphere, and small enough to feel friendly. We hired a fire pit, and it was worth the extra cash between the 7 families to have some warmth in the evening.
It was perfect for families and they try to keep the centre of the fields free for football and cricket etc.
The ladies loos are great, and look brand new (and clean), take 20p's for the shower. Mens block could do with a bit of work. The pitches are flat and the grass is short and well kept.
We walked from the site to The Swan at Stoford (there was a beer festival ), it was a 4. 5 mile walk and took 2 hours, it was beautiful, and traffic free.
The whole site, and the wardens have a great ethos; there is an honesty box for eggs in the rather rustic reception, Will was prepared to pick us up from the Beer festival, the list goes on, we will definitely be back.
Lastly, they would make a fortune selling tea, coffee and breakfast rolls in the morning!
Just had a couple of days here on the way back from Cornwall. Facilities first:
The ladies toilets were new and the showers cost 20p for 2 minutes or a £1 for ten Minutes, wife said it was nice. The Gents on the other hand was not so new, but the shower was free. Both men's and ladies toilets were clean. There is a washing up area, chemical disposal point and the reception area stocked up with helpful guides on places to go.
People and location:
The warden met us as we drove in offered us the choice of two pitches, and gave us a map of the area showing pubs, farm shop and walks. In the corner of the map were even two phone number to ring if you got lost, how good is that. This site is very dog friendly and there are some great walks for the dogs.
As we drove in we thought wow what a lovely site and would we stay there again you bet we would.
We booked this site at short notice for a quick break, as it's not too far from home. It's clear that a lot of work has gone into setting up the site, and layout, hard standings and planting is a credit to the team.
Pros:
Hard standing pitches are level have power, water and individual picnic tables
Location is convenient for A303, and plenty of scope for walking locally
Pub and farm shop in Berwick St James are very good, an easy walk and typically English.
Cons:
Temporary / portacabin loos & showers - preferred to use our own facilities
Advertised WiFi was dreadful - we paid £6 for 48 hours and it was available for only about 6 hours of that time.
Not all the hard standings will work for larger units, so make sure you check in advance
A303 visible and audible. Would be very noisy if you were in a tent. However it is a very convenient location, if stopping off overnight.
Stayed here for three nights from the 28/01/2013 in the Glamping Pod. I arrived late in the afternoon in high winds and heavy rain, had booked a tent space but enquired to see if any of the Pods were free and luckily for me they were, so I took one. I had a very comfortable and cosy three night stay in that little Pod, very good, beats a tent especially in foul weather, and a B&B room I would say, and its much cheaper than a B&B room. It was well equipped with a kettle and toaster crockery and cutlery etc etc, it had two heaters which kept the place nice and warm, a fan plus lights everywhere, a nice double bed with a single bunk up top and a single sofa bed, can sleep four obviously.
Outside there was a BBQ and Fire Pit for cooking, plus a wooden bench-table and some fold up fabric chairs. As I say, I really enjoyed my little stay in that Pod, was comfortable cosy and warm and peaceful and quiet.
The facilities at this site were good or very good I would say, especially the washing up kitchen area which has a kettle and fridge pots and pans and crockery and cutlery for campers to use free of charge, very useful if you were in a tent, they also supply washing up liquid free there. Toilets and showers were quite good also, clean and adequate, showers were free likewise toilet paper, the water was hot enough, just right. Generally speaking the whole site-place looked well looked after and maintained, clean and tidy etc etc.
I would definitely recommend this site and the Pods they have there, plan to return soon for another stay in one of the Pods, I got a real good deal on price when I arrived, real good. The staff here were very good, they were there when you wanted them and left you alone when you didn't.
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