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It was a really cold week and we were the only tent at the time! Thank goodness for the warm showers and the lovely little pub in the village about 10 mins walk away, otherwise we would have turned into snow people!
The pub served food that is out of this world, I even tried pigeon for the first time! The owner is really friendly and we chatted for ages, he has gorgeous dogs.
The neighbouring horse was friendly and we loved stroking him! The walks from the site are varied and excellent with lovely views with it.
Would definitely visit again though it will be strange to see other people on it!
A fantastic little site only four miles from Stonehenge.
Stayed one night and loved the place, nice and quiet, a little road noise can be heard in the distance, but hardly enough to worry anyone or keep you awake.
Its only a small site, I stayed on one of the hard standing pitches which all have EHU, and running water, loads of room for your camper and awning if needed.
These pitches are very close to the facilities, so not far to go in the middle of night.
The facilities are basic, but well kept, although I would think at peak times you could have a wait, as far as I could see there is one toilet and shower for men and the same for women, although there are also a few portaloos next to the main facilities. These were also very clean and didn't have that normal portaloo smell.
There are also sinks for washing up, and yes as mentioned before they are a little higher than normal but that's perfect for me, as it saves getting back ache bending over doing the washing.
Plenty of leaflets and general information available in the washing up area. Also the owner seems very helpful and will give you all the information you need.
Also for those who like there internet while camping, the site seems to have a good mobile phone signal for calls and internet(Vodafone and Three).
In general a great site well worth visiting, I think the only negative would have to be number of toilets and showers, not a problem off peak, but I'm sure could be an issue during peak times, would be nice to see some more installed in the future.
Hopefully I'll get back there again in a few weeks, and try out some of the cycle routes.
The site is easy to find and just outside the lovely village of Berwick St James which had a great looking pub called the Boot Inn which you can walk to via footpath from the site. At first glance, I liked what I saw, a large open field for tents and a few hard standings for us campervan/motorhome/caravans.
Water and electricity was directly behind my pitch but I decided not to hook up. The toilet and shower facilities were a little shabby, but they worked and the water was hot, which is all you need right?
Though the site had David Bellamy awards, there was no pee bail, any site that deems itself green must have a pee bail! I also had to fight the hot tap to turn it off - it ran for around two minutes before turning off - that annoyed me a little.
I was also annoyed at the price - fifteen quid! Luckily I paid around twelve as I wasn't on hook up but compared to some of the places I had just been, I thought that a little high.
William turned up in his range rover (not very green) but seemed a nice enough chap and encouraged me to review the site on here - so I am, hope my honest review was good enough.
Stayed for 2 weeks and loved the tranquil atmosphere of the area. It has been given a David Bellamy award for it's eco friendly approach and you can tell with lots of hedges and plants that have been planted to make the place look like you are staying within a nice little corner of nature. It's also in a lovely part of the country with great views, and nearby public footpaths with some nice walks to some great local village pubs with warm atmospheres. Facilities are fine, just what you need, plenty of hot water, good shower and various toilets, and an excellent deal including electricity and water, all you need. The owner William is very friendly and helpful when you need it. Definitely be back again!
Stayed on Williams site with a caravan for 3 days. Excellent little site with all the facilities we required.
William is a very 'hands on' owner and nothing is too much trouble. He is constantly updating and improving the facilities and landscaping. He was arranging extra electrical plug in points whilst we were there.
The shower and toilet facilities were not up to Caravan club standard but I felt they were more than adequate. I believe that when he finally gets permission to put a sign up on the A303 this will be a very hard to get on location.
My husband and I have just spent the August bank holiday at this lovely camp site. The location of the site was quiet and very pretty. We have two dogs and the fantastic walks directly from the site were great. There was lots of different walks to enjoy and a lovely little village with pub and farm shop.
The showers and toilet were basic but the site manager informed us that there are plans to upgrade these in the near future. We used our own shower and toilet for our stay.
There was a main camping field for tents and a small area with electric hook-ups.
The small camping area for motor homes and caravans was very well kept and quiet. We really enjoyed our stay there and will definitely return again. We had a really relaxing time.
The local area was fab - Stonehenge was around three miles away. The city of Salisbury was also near with lots to do and see.
I don't think anyone could complain about this campsite. What more do you need when you go camping. Clean toilet, hot shower, hot water for washng up, pub close by and campfires literally encouraged, with your firewood supplied for free. Too easy.
The owner William seems to genuinely care about the welfare of the campers and is always on call when an emergency might occur - running out of fresh farm eggs!
This was our first time camping and we enjoyed the experience a lot. William (owner) was very friendly and helpful, chatted to everyone on the campsite. The washing up facilities were great, and the showers and toilets etc were always clean and well stocked. Recycling facilities were available and well used. Drinking water taps located around the campsite.
Only negative thing we can say is that when the campsite got busy there wasn't a great amount of space to park all the cars
Pub and shop in walking distance and Stonehenge around a 5 minute drive away.
We visited Longleat from here and was around a 30 min drive, definitely recommend a visit there!
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 5:30 PM on weekdays, and it's much more expensive if you miss it and are forced to take a taxi. Keep this in mind if you are coming, and don't have your own transportation.
The shuttle provided by the campsite specifically for the Solstice, was quick, easy, and reasonable. Got us there and back, while cars were still backed up leaving the Stonehenge parking lot. We did not use the showers, but they looked nice and clean, especially for a campground.
The owner of the site was pleasant, helpful in responding to email questions, and the other campers encountered at the site were friendly.
If we were coming again for the solstice, we would gladly stay here.
We visited this site for the Summer Solstice, not quite knowing what to expect but what a very pleasant 5 days we had. The owner, William, was there to greet us on arrival and show us around.
Extra toilets and showers were provided for this busy time, always clean with plenty of hot water.
Campfires were organised each night and he even shared his damson gin with the visitors, as well as laying on cheap coaches to Stonehenge, 4 miles away.
Good walks, nice pubs and a farm shop and garage close by too. It was less a camping trip among strangers, more a welcoming homecoming by old friends.
We had a night here over the Easter weekend. The campsite was very quiet which suited us perfectly.
It is a fairly small campsite with space for a few motorhomes and then 3 fields for tents.
The site is very well kept with an excellent shower/toilet block and really nice landscaping.
It is very well looked after by the owner/site manager who couldn't have been more welcoming or helpful in setting us up and directing us around the local area.
The closest village (Berwick St James) is a short (10/15mins) walk and well worth a visit. Very glad we stayed here and not on one of the larger campsites.
Not sure how good the campsite would be if it were crowded. The shower / toilet facilities are fairly small so there may be long queues.
Great little site, nice location and suprisingly quiet bearing in mind busy A350 was less than 1/4 of a mile away.
Owner, William, is a lovely chap and very helpful, he even sorted out an electric hookup for our Gazebo.
Site is great for children with plenty of space to run and play.
Shower and Toilet Facilities are a little basic, but were kept nice and clean and well stocked with loo paper etc. Could do with more showers for busy times, but didn't really cause too much of a problem.
Washing up area is very good, we also liked the fact that there were facilities to recycle virtually everything.
Some lovely footpaths for walks which can be accessed directly from the site. The Village of Berwick St James is a short 10 minute walk away, and has a lovely pub, and a very well stocked Farm Shop.
Would we visit again? Yes we would and are already booked in for next year.
We normally use CL’s & CS’s & other 5 van sites, paying on average £10 per night.
This site is a beautiful well maintained site with loads of recent plants/hedges/trees planted. It has 5 hard standings and a separate camping area.
The owner is really friendly & helpful.
The site is let down by poor toilet/shower facilities, only 1 combined shower/toilet for men, & 1 combined shower/toilet for women. This was not used.
Lots of good walks and pubs nearby.
The weekend visit was spoilt on the day of leaving, when we were presented with a bill of £54 for 2 nights. The tariff consisted of everything that is possible being added on as extras, electric, awning not used, dog, hard standing, etc, etc.
£27 per night for a site that offers nothing is ridiculous.
The owner offers a bribe of £10 credit on your next stay, for each positive feedback/reference that you provide on given websites.
We stayed at Stonehenge Campsite on the May bank holiday weekend and had a thoroughly great time. William is a very relaxed host who appears very passionate about his site - although 'baby' might be a more appropriate term!
We hope very much that his planning issues are resolved which will allow him to improve the site facilities in the way he wants. If you like a campfire this is the place to come!
Facilities are absolutely fine with a permanent block and extra portaloos as required. Even though it is only 10 miles or so from our home we will definitely be returning soon. Have marked down a couple of ratings but only being ultra-critical!
Site location as there was a little bit of noise from the A303 and facilities as currently there are only 1 male and 1 female shower. Value for money marked down as this is a site where you pay for extra people in tents etc - not a problem, but you have to lose points when there are sites around that just charge for the tent.
Oh, the wife says the washing-up facilities were really good! One piece of advice for visitors - take a saw as the firewood is wonderful but big!
This is a small but very friendly site with a most helpful owner, space for caravans and camper vans and a more secluded field for tents where you can enjoy a real fire.
The amenities are simple but clean and functional and there are full recycling facilities. Gas bottles are also available for sale (both butane and propane).
The location of the site is also wonderful, just off the A303 but with very little road noise, and Stonehenge really is just a few minutes drive away. There are also lovely country walks immediately from the site. Highly recommended. We will be going again!
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
Holiday Homes for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
Wild Swimming <1 mile 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport On Site
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Electric Car Charging Point
It was a really cold week and we were the only tent at the time! Thank goodness for the warm showers and the lovely little pub in the village about 10 mins walk away, otherwise we would have turned into snow people! 
