With all the beautiful local attractions in Wiltshire, it can be difficult to decide the best places to go for your day of discovery. At Beechfield House, we are nestled perfectly in the heart of Wiltshire, so you can easily access all the surrounding attractions on offer.
One of the UK's most beloved attractions, Longleat Safari Park is a day out that all of the family can enjoy. Explore the 900 acres of land that is home to exotic animals and reconnect with nature in all its glory.
Step back in time at this quintessential English village. With it's timber framed cottages and quaint local shops, National Trust village, Lacock, looks much like it did 200 years ago.
As one of the wonders of the world, Stonehenge is nothing short of breathtaking. Visit the best-known Neoltithic momument in Europe and discover the site where our ancestors once walked.
For more information about what to do during your stay at Beechfield House, go to the Visit Wiltshire website.
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Whether you’re looking for the perfect summer stroll and a refreshing pint or the ideal route for crisp autumn days and warming refreshments, we’ve rounded up the best walks in Wiltshire.
As one of England’s most popular Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Cotswolds is home to countless charming villages encompassing quintessential English country living.
From drive-through safaris to a variety of watersports, we’ve rounded up some of the very best family-friendly activities in Wiltshire.
One of the most picturesque counties in the country, Wiltshire is a regular show-stealer. A star of the silver screen, its natural landscapes, historic sites and characterful attractions make for the most stunning backdrops in the UK.
Mother’s Day is coming up and you’re no doubt looking for something special to celebrate the special mums in your life. While flowers and chocolates are lovely, it’s worth making that extra fuss to gather loved ones together for something out of the ordinary.
There aren’t many dining experiences more quintessentially British than afternoon tea. And while there may be debate across the aisle as to what should be included in a menu or consider whether jam should go first on a scone or cream...
Once you’re in Wiltshire, there are plenty of transportation options to get around. You can take a bus or a train to most of the popular destinations, or you can hire a car and explore the countryside at your own pace.
With beautiful rolling countryside, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and an impressive historical legacy from being home to civilisations for thousands of years. Wiltshire is an excellent choice for a family holiday.