Green Hill Park

Why stay here ...

Kirsty would like to welcome you to her CL site; nestled in a lovely part of the Wiltshire countryside, an excellent base for exploring the area.

Within walking distance to the village of Southwick, you will find a convenience store and the Farmhouse pub which serves good food and is one of many popular pubs in the area.

Trowbridge, the County Town of Wiltshire is two miles away. Here you will find a choice of supermarkets, shops, restaurants and cafes and a large cinema complex. There is also a railway station with excellent links to Bath, Bristol, Cardiff, London and the South Coast and the bus service runs through Southwick and serves Bath, Warminster, Frome and Salisbury.

The Wyle Valley circular 160-mile cycleway route from Salisbury to Bath passes through fabulous valley scenery right up to historic Malmesbury in the Cotswolds.

If you are keen golfers, you could try Cumberwell Park, Wiltshire's only 45-hole golf course situated just outside of Bradford on Avon. Or if you could try fishing at Shearwater, a fresh-water lake near Warminster. The lake is large and is shared with local wildlife. Families and dogs walk and spend time together around the lake and visit the local tea-room which is good value for money.

Plan a trip to the historic market town of Bradford on Avon which is only four and a half miles away. The towns canal, river and historical buildings, shops, pubs and restaurants make it popular with tourists and the history of the town can be traced back to Roman origins.

Stourhead is a large estate at the source of the River Stour in Wiltshire extending into Somerset. The estate includes a Palladium Mansion, the village of Stourhead, beautiful gardens, farmland and woodland and has been part-owned by the National Trust since 1946.

Lacock is a village and civil parish in Wiltshire about three miles from Chippenham and it owned almost in its entirety by the National Trust and attracts many visitors due to its unspoilt appearance. It is often used as a film location for period dramas.

The World Heritage City of Bath is twelve miles away and sits just over the border in Somerset. The Roman-built baths is one of many attractions which can be enjoyed by travelling around the city on an open-topped bus.

Longleat Safari Park, eleven miles away contains a drive through animal park and an Elizabethan house which is open to the public. This is a very popular family destination.

Only four miles away is Farleigh Hungerford Castle, an English Heritage Site constructed in the 1300's, overlooking the River Frome.

Westbury White Horse perched on the side of a hill is only a short drive away and can be seen from just outside the caravan site. It boasts super picnic areas and views all around the County. Walkers and dogs walkers can enjoy the footpaths while experiencing the panoramic surroundings.

Other places to visit are Salisbury and Wells Cathedrals, Stonehenge and Avebury.