It’s a small, secluded site near the very big stones of the World Heritage Site. The four-acre, family-run Stonehenge Campsite is the nearest outdoor accommodation site to the famous stones, with plentiful facilities including sinks, a dishwashing area and a heated shower block with spanking new piping hot power showers.
Dogs are welcome (there are plenty of good walks nearby). Campfires are allowed on site, but do pipe down in the evenings as the park has a strict no-noise policy past 10 p.m. (Campers need to get their 40 winks if they’re going to be up with the larks to visit the famous stones.)
For food, two pubs are within walking distance. They are between a 15 and 20-minute walk away, in Berwick St James or Winterbourne Stoke. An easy footpath walk away is the well-stocked Berwick Farm shop for everything needed when Stonehenge camping, and a mini market, supermarket and fresh eggs and meat available from local suppliers are all within a short drive.