Salisbury Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Justly famous for its cathedral, home to the famous Magna Carta, and its Close, this bustling market town also boasts attractive timbered buildings, a thriving market, museums and some of England’s finest historic houses.Our campsite, at Hudson’s Fields great for kite-flying and walking – enjoys fantastic views over the hill fort of Old Sarum, which includes the remains of a pre-historic fortress, a Norman palace, a castle and a cathedral. The 150-pitch site is sloping and is split into two fields divided by hedging. It’s spacious and well laid out with good on site facilities and enjoys a truly rural feel.The area is also well-known for the ancient monument at Stonehenge. Avebury, 19 miles to the north is another less crowded prehistoric site. Old Wardour Castle is also worth a visit.Take a tour of Wilton House west of Salisbury, set in eight hectares of grounds, and the nearby Wilton Carpet Factory. Longleat, Beaulieu and the National Motor Museum and popular theme park Paultons are a great family days out from the campsite.FacilitiesHard standing with electric hook-upsGrass pitch with electric hook-upHardstanding only pitchOpen SiteGrass only pitch (no electric)Flushing toiletsShower blockWashbasinsElectric shaver socketsDisabled dedicated access facilitiesChemical toilet disposal pointMotorhome stop - offDrinking water tapsWashing machinesDishwashing facilitiesIce pack freezingBall GamesGas cylinders availablePayphonePets welcomeWi-FiGrass only pitch for larger tentsRailway station: Salisbury 1.5 miles.Bus stop: 300m from the site entrance on route to Salisbury linking to Bath, Poole,Southampton, Bournemouth, Weymouth, Shaftesbury and WinchesterWorth noting: The site is located on Hudson’s Field Recreation Ground. Look for Clubsignage on entrance to Hudson’s Field by rugby club. Most pitches sloping so levelling rampsand chocks required. A fish and chip van visits the site on Tuesdays and Fridays.Eat Local: The site shop sells local free-range eggs. The Charter Market, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, includes local produce stalls. Farmers’ marketsare on the first and third Wednesday of the month. A pub serving food is within 800 metres ofthe site.Nearby Woodford Valley has many local pubs serving fine food including Wiltshire HamDirectionsOS Map Ref: 184 - SU140320Lat: 51.08735 Long: -1.79857