Stonehenge Touring Park

This small, homely park has been family owned and run for more than twenty five years and now for more than ten years has been owned and run by daughter Julie Young and her Family.

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 English Tourist Board and 3 Pennants from the Automobile Association amongst its gradings.

The Site is grassy and level with 12 hard standings for caravans and motorhomes with ample grass for tents. There are 20 electric hook-up points for caravans, motorhomes and tents. There is a chemical disposal point with flush and a waste water point for Motorhomes.

The toilet and shower block is heated and supplies free hot water for wash basins and showers. It 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, free to use spinner rinse, deep sink with free hot water, rotary washing line and a free to use iron.

The dishwashing area is covered and is supplied with free hot water.

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, Mobile phone top-up, and a Cash machine. Circumstances demand that the shop is not open all year.

TV reception is not good (digital expected 2012) due to the geographical location of the park, Satellite dish alignment is limited due to the location of the trees on the park. These factors also effect the signal for some mobile telephone networks.

Dogs are permitted on site but they must be kept on a short leash and under the control of an adult at all times.

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.

There are 3 public houses within 3 miles of the site where you can get excellent food and real ale, there are also take away and eat in establishments approximately 4 miles away (Indian, Chinese, kebab and pizza) some actually deliver here.

Stonehenge Park is well positioned as a touring centre. Salisbury with its fascinating history beginning in the Iron Age Fort of Old Sarum, still remarkably preserved. The City is unique in that the whole population just built a new city and moved.

Stonehenge a mysterious megalithic stone circle built nearly 6,000 years ago.

The New Forest - 144 sq miles of ancient hunting ground of English Kings.

Wilton where once stood the Royal Palace of King Egbert who in 829 ad , regarded as the first King of England.

Winchester - the ancient capital of England. Visit the thirteenth century Great hall and see the famous table, hence the Knights of the Round Table.

Beware of Imposters

Please don't confuse us, Stonehenge Touring Park, with any other campsites that are using very similar names. We have no connection whatsoever with them.

We have been a family run Touring Park, catering for Motorhomes, Tents and Caravans, for over 25 years and open 365 days of the year with all the necessary licences, certificates, insurance and permissions from all the relevant Authorities.

We are a long established and successful campsite with excellent facilities and very competitive rates.

We are inspected and graded every year by the English Tourist Board and the AA as well as the ACSI and the ANWB, Europe's leading camp site specialists.

Because we are family run, we have no affiliations to any club or association, and so All campers are more than welcome NOT members only.

We take great pride in what we do and how we run our business and this shows in the numerous good reviews and reports over many years. It has now become clear that others are wishing to 'trade in' on the back of all our hard work, good name and reputation, so please don’t be misled, there is only one STONEHENGE TOURING PARK and that’s in ORCHESTON.