Baydon Hill Farm

Why stay here ...

Baydon Hill Farm CL site is located on the northern edge of Aldbourne on a working farm.

The site is a well maintained, peaceful, flat, grass site with easy access into it from the road from Aldbourne to Baydon. Each pitch has its own electric and water supply. The site offers stunning views across our arable and grass fields and on to the further countryside. The site affords spectacular sunsets and birds of prey are often seen flying, including Barn Owls and Red Kites.

The campsite has direct access to local footpaths, ideal for dog walking and extensive rambles.

Aldbourne is an idyllic village, half a mile from the campsite and about 6 miles north-east of Marlborough, Wiltshire, it is in a valley on the south slope of the Lambourn Downs and sits in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Aldbourne has a traditional, well-kept pond and beautiful village green, with a stunning 11th century church at one end. Aldbourne is famous for the filming of Dr Who and where the Band of Brothers were based in World War 2.

The village has a Heritage Centre (museum), which displays the village’s history from pre-historic times and includes the part Aldbourne played in World War 2. It has two lovely coffee shops and two pubs that serve excellent food and have live music. It also has a convenience store and a Post Office, which sells a range of local produce and high quality deli and cakes.

There is much to see in and around Aldbourne including evidence of prehistoric activity on the chalk downs and a barrow cemetery north-west of the village and a Bronze Age cross dyke to the north.

Aldbourne is an ideal location for walkers, runners, horse riders and cyclists to enjoy the many footpaths and byways which criss-cross the surrounding hills, and the Ridgeway is only 3 miles away.

Michael and I look forward to welcoming you to our CL site.