Marshwood Farm Camping, Dinton, Salisbury, Wiltshire
Marshwood Farm Camping offers wonderful camping and glamping accommodation just outside of the delightful village of Dinton. It is based near the historic city of Salisbury and are perfect for an unforgettable stay in the Wiltshire countryside.
This family-friendly campsite is a haven for nature lovers, nestled on a charming working farm with a flock of sheep and arable land. They offer superb glamping accommodation in 3 bell tents and 2 shepherd huts. They also offer 5 tent pitches for campers. There is a brilliant utility barn that include flushing loos, warm showers, washing up sink, a communal fridge and freezer, a small kitchenette, a plug to charge your phone and a basic honesty shop.
You can choose from 3 fabulous bell tents, Foxglove, Daisy and Poppy. The bell tents are well-equipped for a magical stay in the country and sleep up to 4 people in wooden beds on real foam mattresses. They also provide basic cooking equipment and a camping gas stove and kettle. Outside each tent there is a picnic bench, offering a great spot for a coffee in the morning sun. Fire bowls and BBQs can be borrowed from the utility block.
They also have two superb shepherd huts, Oak and Bluebell. They are tucked away at the far end of the campsite, ideal for the ultimate rural retreat. The off-grid huts each have a private compost loo and share the fantastic shower shack.
Each hut sleeps up to 2 people in a double and the huts include basic cooking utensils, plus a little camping gas stove and kettle. Outside each hut, there is a private outside area with a picnic bench, outside chairs and BBQ. There is also a fire pit to huddle around whilst gazing at the starry night sky. A tasty breakfast hamper is delivered to your tent each morning, the perfect way to set you up for the day ahead.
They offer spacious camping pitches which offer plenty of space. You are welcome to bring a gazebo or sun/rain shelter.
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