Wiltshire
Second Chance Touring Park
Marston Meysey, Wiltshire
A family-run touring park on the very young Thames, minutes from the Cotswold Water Park's beaches and trails.
Ancient stone circles, canal locks, river swims and skies full of stars.
Wiltshire is the wildest of our three counties, a place of ancient woodland, chalk downland, stone circles older than the pyramids and skies dark enough for proper stargazing. Family camping here means fishing lakes and hedge-cosy paddocks, river swimming at medieval farms, and woodland campsites fifteen minutes from Longleat's safari gates.
Our Wiltshire picks cluster around Calne, Devizes and the Frome valley, with Salisbury and Stonehenge in easy reach of the southern sites. Expect slightly wilder, slightly quieter camping than the Cotswold honeypots.
8 campsites, nearest to SN7 first
Wiltshire
Marston Meysey, Wiltshire
A family-run touring park on the very young Thames, minutes from the Cotswold Water Park's beaches and trails.
Wiltshire
Honeystreet, near Pewsey, Wiltshire
Pitch beside the Kennet and Avon Canal at a legendary 1810 pub, under the Alton Barnes White Horse.
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Calne, Wiltshire
Fishing lakes, a nature trail, farm animals and a legendary kids' play meadow between Calne and Devizes.
Wiltshire
Seend, near Devizes, Wiltshire
Canal-side camping beside the Kennet and Avon. Towpath bike rides to the astonishing Caen Hill lock flight.
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Lacock, Wiltshire
A calm, flower-filled park a stroll from Lacock, the National Trust village where Harry Potter was filmed.
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Wingfield, near Trowbridge, Wiltshire
River swimming, farmhouse cream teas and medieval buildings. A soft, nostalgic riverside classic.
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Westbury, Wiltshire
Camp beside 80 acres of adventure woodland: play trails, a lake and dens galore.
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Salisbury, Wiltshire
Flower-filled, famously friendly park above Salisbury racecourse. Stonehenge and the cathedral in easy reach.