"On the Kennet and Avon canal"

Trees from the Centenary Wood - planted in 2001 - are now flourishing at this lovely Club Site on the Kennet and Avon Canal. The surrounding countryside includes some of the UK's most significant prehistoric sites - and you can visit at any time of the year.

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Set in rolling countryside, much of which is designated an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'. The site is on several levels, some pitches having splendid views over the Hampshire countryside and others being set in open woodland glades. Wiltshire itself is steeped in ancient history and includes the World Heritage site at Stonehenge/Woodhenge. You can walk the Test/Clarendon Way or bike the Downs along county cycleways. Notable visits in the area might include Broadlands at Romsey or one of the several NT properties which lie within easy striking distance. The site is also a favourite as a stopover for a night or two en-route to the Isle of Wight, the West Country or France.
Important Information
There is no Late Night Arrivals Area on this site. Please arrive between 12 noon and 2000 hours. No outfits over 28ft due to site access and access to Motorvan waste point. The site is set on a hill - please make a note on the Wardens notes if any arrivals are disabled - the Wardens will then put them in a suitable area.

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Green Hill Holiday Park is peaceful hide-away site on the edge of the New Forest. It is within the National Park and has it's own direct access to the forest from the site.

It is a spacious, family-run park which is open all year. We welcome touring caravans, motor homes and tents, and also offer season pitches, covered caravan storage and facilities for rallies.

The park is located in a quiet area of woodland and grassland away from the road, yet is easily accessible. It has a beautiful wildlife lake which boasts Canada geese, ducks and moorhens, and an abundance of wildlife such as deer, squirrels, rabbits and woodpeckers are regularly seen on the site.

It is an excellent location to discover the peace and beauty of the New Forest National Park, or as a base from which to enjoy the many activities available in the area.


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Alderbury Park is a small popular, friendly, family run site in the attractve village of Whaddon. The parks ideally placed for Salisbury (3 miles) and a short drive to the New Forest. The Three Crowns, where you can enjoy an excellent meal is opposite and local village shops close by.

The New Forest is within a few miles with its many attractions. Stonehenge is also within a short drive. Other attractions nearby include, Sailsbury Cathederal, Paultons Park,Beaulieu Motor Museum, Broadlands and Wilton House. Also within easy reach is the South Coast with Bournemouth the main atraction.

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The one acre site is slightly sloping with open views over countryside.

Open all year round the site benefits from 5 tent pitches and 5 caravan pitches with electrical hook ups.

Shower room and toilets (including disabled toilet)

Carron is close to a village pub and just a 5 to 10 minute walk takes you into the open Forest.

Our only "rules" are; Please keep your dogs on leads and only cycle on the track.

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We are a small family run park on the edge of the Cotswolds approximately eight miles from the Roman city of Cirencester with a Roman museum and ruins. Cirencester is a thriving market town and is the capitol of the Cotswolds. The Cotswold Water Sports Park is nearby. We have an Upper Thames riverside location ideal for bringing your own canoe to explore the Upper Thames. We are the first camping site of the Thames Riverside Walk. Pleasantly situated in the countryside with fishing on site and excellent facilities. Riverside pub and restaurant within half a mile easy walk. Rallies Welcome.

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Set in a woodland park, Postern Hill is a peaceful site with sheltered pitches and plenty of wildlife to enjoy - keep a lookout for the deer that visit occasionally in the evenings. The surroundings are perfect for leisurely strolls on gentle, flat forest trails.

The site is ideal for exploring historic Wiltshire, with Stonehenge, Avebury Stone Circle and Salisbury Cathedral all within easy reach. There's plenty more to do nearby too - why not visit Westonbirt Arboretum, with its magnificent displays of trees and shrubs, or the National Trust village of Lacock?

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Visit Wonderful Wiltshire!!! With views across the vale to one of Wiltshire's White Horses our flat site has easy access from the A342 at Lydeway near Devizes, entrance direct off the A342. With scenic views, excellent walking and cycling, the area offers Avebury, Stonehenge, Caen Hill flight of canal locks, Bath and Salisbury. Open air pool open May to September, BBQ area and children's play areas. Dogs welcome. Craft shops 300 yards away. Tents welcome.

Local Events - Easter: Devizes to Westminster Canoe Race - First May Bank Holiday: 3 day Scarecrow Festival. Fun for all the family as you walk through the village to work out just who the 50 or more scarecrows are! - 27th May to 12th June: Salisbury International Arts Festival.

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Our small campsite at Lower Foxhangers comprises two small paddocks, both of less than one acre. One of these which is slightly sloping is used for members of the Caravan & Camping Club while the other is used for tents. Six of the caravan pitches have electric hook-up and the shower and toilets are situated about forty yards from the field.

Please note the electricity supply is suitable for lights, television etc., but not suitable for heaters, electric kettles and immersion heaters.
The Kennet & Avon canal passes within 150 yds of the campsite, and we are situated at the bottom of the famous flight of twenty-nine locks. The towpath at the side of the locks makes a pleasant and varied walk to Devises, which takes about half an hour and has been resurfaced suitable for cycling between Devises and Bath. The fishing in the canal is very good, and the canal is well stocked with carp especially. It is not unusual to hear of catches between 10lbs and 20lbs. I have Devises Angling Association fishing licenses for sale at a cost of £9.00 for two weeks or £3.50 per day (juniors half price)

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Wick Farm is a working farm which once belonged to the Lacock Abbey Estate, with a barn dating back to the 15th Century. Situated in a very quiet spot 1.5 miles from the National Trust Village of Lacock, it has its own lake 'Silverlands', well known for coarse fishing, notably Carp, Bream and Tench.

Lacock Abbey, a thirteenth century Nunnery, eventually became the home of William Henry Fox Talbot, a pioneer in photography and there is a Museum of Photography at the Abbey. Today Lacock is famous for being the venue for many period drama productions, most notably 'Pride & Prejudice' and 'Moll Flanders'. Lacock is ideal for visiting the City of Bath, or the historical houses of Corsham Court, Bowood House, Longleat and Stourhead. Three of Wiltshire's famous White Horses carved into the chalk hillside are close by, and worth a visit.

There are several Golf Courses nearby and in the market town of Chippenham just 5 miles away there is a Sports Centre offering various facilities including a health suite. The surrounding countryside of course, gives excellent walking opportunities.


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This small, homely park had been owned and family run for more than twenty years and has now been taken over by daughter Julie Young and her husband Robert .

They are always available and pleased to welcome their visitors and provide all their local information.

The park is informal and yet maintained to the highest standards. It enjoys 3 Star rating from the South West Tourist Board and 3 Pennants from the Automobile Association amongst its ratings.

The site is grassy and level with some hard standings. There are 20 electric hook-up points and chemical disposal point. The shower block has ample facilities, including baby changing, hair dryers and shaver points for which there is no additional charge.

The laundrette has a washing machine, tumble dryer, spinner rinse, deep sink and an iron is available from the reception.

The reception is bright and airy and incorporates a small shop able to provide campers with goods ranging from a toothbrush to an excellent bottle of wine, from a box of matches to a gas cylinder.

The park is in the historic village of Orcheston (mentioned in the Doomsday Book, written in 1085) on the fringe of Salisbury Plain so popular with those interested in its unique flora and fauna.

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We think we have probably the best views and camping/ caravan locations in the County of Wiltshire.......well we would wouldn't we! Only you will not know, until you and your Family have had the good experience with us.....!!!

Welcome to Summerlands.

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Far from the sizzling Serengetti, yet here is a Club Site where you can hear lions roar at night! Longleat is one of the Club's most beautiful parkland sites, in the middle of the lovely Longleat Estate, with miles of paths to walk amid the pleasures of woodland, bluebell, azalea and rhododendron. The site is generally quiet and peaceful outside school holiday time, although entertainment (some with music) and amenities at the park takes place nearby can be noisy at times. In your car you can visit the famous Safari Park, (the first to be opened outside Africa) the Longleat Hedge Maze and the Adventure Castle for the children are a short walk away. Cafes, pubs and restaurant are also within walking distance during the day. If you want to go out for the day, both Bath and Bristol are reachable; the Roman, Regency and 20thC Bath being a special favourite. Still famous as a spa, you can take the waters if you can stand the taste!
Important Information
As soon as you see signs for Longleat House, please do not use Sat Nav directions. If you follow road signs you will pick up Caravan Club site direction signs.
Please advise the warden in advance, if you are booking this pitch to attend a local event, as dates may vary to those publicised. There is no guarantee of a hardstanding pitch.

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