Longleat

Facilities on site

• BBQs allowed: charcoal, gas, electric
• Disabled facilities: facilities for wheelchair disabled
• Disabled shower room
• Baby changing facilities
• Family washroom
• Dishwashing area
• Dog area on site
• Dog walk from site
• Laundry facilities
• Toilet block
• TV room
• Wi-Fi available*

*FREE Wi-Fi service is available in your accommodation for basic browsing and reading emails. This free service is available on unlimited devices.

Activities & experiences nearby

• Cycling

  There are two main Sustrans cycle routes near to Longleat. Route 24 runs through the Longleat Estate on its route from Bath to Eastleigh in Hampshire and route 25 links Gillingham and Poole to Bournemouth and the Dorset coast. You could also follow the Wiltshire Cycleway from Longleat to Dilton Marsh.

• Walking

  Take a woodland walk from Nockatt Coppice (around 10 minutes' drive from site) to the top of Prospect Hill and Heaven's Gate. Here you'll find a series of sculptures by Paul Norris.

  Alternatively, take a scenic walk closer to site, like the easy waterside walk along Shearwater Lake. You can even go fishing here if your heart desires.

• Things to try

  There’s plenty of history to discover near Longleat and the wonder of Stonehenge is just under half an hour’s drive away.

  Head to the market town of Frome just 15 minutes away for historic buildings, independent shops and a thriving arts scene.

  You could also head to the City of Bath and see the incredible spa and Regency architecture. The city is a 40 minute drive from Longleat, and holds plenty of options for exploring.

• Pub and restaurants

  It’s not hard to find tasty bites near our site at Longleat. Head to The Royal Oak in Corsley Heath; a classic country pub offering home cooked traditional pub food, a 5 minute drive or 35 minute walk from site. There’s also The Bath Arms at Longleat, a gastro pub serving local food on the edge of the Longleat Estate in the village of Horningsham, just 25 minutes’ walk from site. It’s probably best visited in daylight if you’re walking though, as much of the route has no pavement.

  If you’re looking for something a bit different, The Fox in Tytherington serves tasty food and is well-known for its 'Beer Wall' featuring a wide variety of bottled beers and ciders including local brews. It’s a 15 minute drive from site.

• Family Days Out

  One of the main attractions for families nearby is of course Longleat Safari & Adventure Park. Access to the park requires a valid day ticket, which you can purchase in advance online to save up to 15%.

  The Longleat Safari Drive Through is one of the main attractions and perfect for adults and children alike. Discover the likes of tigers, lions and white rhinos as you make your way through the park by car.

  Alternatively, families with older children might like to visit Longleat House and Grounds. There are 15 rooms to explore in this Elizabethan stately home, plus gardens and exhibitions.