Salisbury Camping

The cathedral city of Salisbury has plenty for everyone to do, from exploring nearby prehistoric stone circles to spending your Days walking in the New Forest and visiting family attractions. Here are ten of the best things to do and see when camping in Salisbury.

1. Stonehenge

Don’t miss the chance to visit one of the UK’s World Heritage Sites while camping in Salisbury. Stonehenge is a prehistoric megalithic stone circle and one of the world’s most famous monuments.

2. Salisbury Cathedral

Climb Britain’s tallest spire, see its oldest working clock and see the 1215 Magna Carta. Salisbury Cathedral is fascinating to visit while exploring the city.

3. Avebury Stone Circle

The Neolithic stone circles in Avebury are a must-visit for those staying on campsites in or near Salisbury. The sacred landscape includes part of Avebury village and makes for a lovely walk. The area is said to be a hotspot for mysterious happenings, such as lights in the sky.

4. Wilton House

A beautiful stately home with gardens and art collections to explore. Wilton House is frequently used as a filming location and has been featured in Bridgerton, Outlander, The Crown and Young Victoria, to name just a few of the films and series.

5. Old Sarum

Our Salisbury Club Site boasts views of Old Sarum, the remains of a medieval settlement with beautiful views. The site, which features the remains of a Norman palace, castle and cathedral, is the perfect location for a walk and picnic.

6. Longleat

One of the top family attractions in the UK is within easy reach for those camping in Salisbury. Longleat, with its magnificent house, safari experience and other family attractions, makes a brilliant day out for all ages.

7. Paultons Park

Paultons Park is another fantastic family day out for those with kids staying on campsites in or near Salisbury. This attraction is especially suited to those with younger children, as Paultons Park is home to Peppa Pig World.

8. Boscombe Down Aviation Collection

Sit in the cockpits of some of the most impressive planes in aviation history at the Boscombe Down Aviation Collection.

9. New Forest

From Salisbury, you could do a day trip to the New Forest where walking, relaxing and wildlife spotting are just a few ideas of things to do.

10. Cranborne Chase National Landscape

This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is perfect for walking, photography and unwinding. The 380 square miles of countryside are also an International Dark Sky Reserve which is perfect for stargazing.