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The whole county of
Wiltshire is very historic, the most famous being Avebury and Stonehenge. The Sarsen
stones for Stonehenge are thought to have been taken over or very close to this campsite
on their way from Avebury over Red Horn Hill and on to Stonehenge. Close to Avebury is the
West Kennet Long Barrow and Silbury Hill, the largest man made mound in Europe.
Close to
the campsite is the village of Urchfont, which can be reached across the fields, the
picturesque village pond scene may be familiar to you, it was one painting chosen by the
Post Office to decorate the walls of some of their offices.
The village church set back
behind the pond dates back many centuries and the foundations are thought to predate the
Norman Conquest. Red Horn Hill is just 1-mile distance with stunning views of Salisbury
Plain and Pewsey vale. The perimeter track is permanently open for walking, cycling or
motoring.
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On-site
Facilities
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• 30 Tourers/Motorhomes, (4 Hard standing), 6 Tents
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30 Fully Serviced Pitches
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30 Hook-ups, Toilets
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Showers
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Chemical Disposal Point
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Pets Allowed
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Children's Play Area
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Food Shop
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Gas
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Bar/Pub
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Restaurant
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Takeaway Food
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Laundrette
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Games Room and/or Amusements
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Outdoor Heated Pool
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