Why stay here ...
Visit Wiltshire have published a 'Top Ten' guide for visitors to Salisbury, from beautiful scenery to activities, there is something for everyone. Salisbury Park & Rides in the city are also free at the moment - all sites have an eight foot height limit, but over-height vehicles may park at the Britford site.
Salisbury Hillside Club Site is outstandingly set amidst rolling countryside, much of which is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This holiday getaway location is spread across several levels, giving you the choice of pitches with splendid views over the Hampshire countryside or those set in open woodland glades, with local wildlife on your doorstep. The caravan park offers excellent outdoor expeditions - you can leisurely take in the scenery by walking the Test Way and Clarendon Way or bike the Downs along charming countryside cycle ways.
Interesting places to visit from Salisbury Hillside Club Site include the Broadlands at Romsey or one of the several lovely National Trust properties in the near vicinity. The area of Wiltshire itself is steeped in rich history and includes the World Heritage Site at Stonehenge. Other day trips that could be enjoyed from the site include the New Forest National Park with its wild ponies, the bustling south coast resort of Bournemouth, castles, plus a variety of woodlands and beaches. The caravan site is also a favourite stopover for a night or two whilst en-route to the Isle of Wight, the West Country or even France and Europe.
