hotels around Stonehenge

[2boys2girls]

we are hoping to visit Stonehenge during the summer holidays and was wondering if anyone knew of any reasonable priced hotels/B&Bs/campsites close by, open to suggestions ,cheaper the better :-)

Afraid I don't, but these links have some 'where to stay' items I think:

www.stonehenge.co.uk/

www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/stonehenge/

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/stonehenge-landscape/

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/stonehenge-landscape/

Sorry - the National Trust link doesn't work, but you can probably search manually.

All Saints Cottage

This place is in the Pewsey Vale, between Stonehenge and Avebury. Avebury's stone circle pre-dates Stonehenge.

I haven't checked the prices recently.

Alls saints cottage sounds lovely thanks :-) x

There is a travelodge just down the road at Countess Services. What else are you planning on doing whilst in the area? Stonehenge won't take long. Salisbury is a lovely town with hotels, b and bs, a youth hostel or a couple of miles out a premier inn.

Holiday inn at solstice park too.

More choice in Salisbury though, and there is also a C&CC site, and a couple of campsites on the outskirts. Stonehenge won't take that long to visit so maybe best to combine the visit with something else.

No plans really other than do Stonehenge,my 8yr is very keen to visit and its a daily topic atm, we thought just go to that part of the country for a weekend?if anyone has any places of interest to visit while there please share ....

I love a thread like this when it's an area I know.
I would probably spend one day visiting Stonehenge, Old Sarum (Harvester opposite there is a good cheap and cheerful place to eat) then spend the afternoon visiting Salisbury. Saturday is market day which is fun for a wander, the cathedral is impressive and Queen Elizabeth Gardens is good for a picnic with a nice park and a river you can paddle in. The Woodford valley also has a couple of nice pubs with beer gardens - the Bridge and the Wheatsheaf. Heale house gardens also do good cake and Wilton house has a great adventure playground.

The other day I'd probably head in the other direction and visit Avebury and maybe have a wander by the Kennet and Avon canal or visit Marlborough. Enjoy!

Avebury is so much better than Stonehenge. You can get right up to the stones & you are not close by a main road.

Silbury Hill, v close to Avebury is also v impressive.

www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/silbury-hill/

www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/avebury/

Thankyou thankyou thankyou its helps a lot to get inside knowledge

I love Salisbury. Was there just 9 days ago.