Best Canmpings Mountain Children Swindon Near Me

4worldlovers:
Camping in the forest… Perfectly placed campsites in some of England’s most breath-taking forests – welcome back to your natural habitat.

At Forestry England Camping we’re passionate about offering beautiful campsites, where you can switch off, relax and get back in touch with nature and the family and friends you are with.

We’re excited to be working with new site operators across England in 2023. You’ll still find your favourite sites listed here – or why not venture to one you’ve not visited before? The links will take you directly to our new operators’ websites where you can book your next stay.

4worldlovers: Located to the south of Marlborough, Savernake Forest is rich in history and has lots to explore. It is a Special Site of Scientific Interest (SSSI) as well as a registered important historic park, making it the perfect forest for an exciting and educational day out.


The history of the forest goes back for a thousand years or more! Its long history has left us with an outstanding legacy of old trees, rich landscapes and diverse habitats. One of the country's oldest trees, the Big Bellied Oak, is very noticeable on the side of the A346.


Help us protect the forest from wildfire - please do not light BBQs, fires, or camp stoves in the forest.


Help us protect the forest from wildfire. Never light a BBQ, camp fire or stove in the forest.

We are working in the forest. Find out more about forestry operations.

Whether you're a seasoned naturalist or enthusiast amateur it's easy to take part, just start recording wildlife on your next visit...

Discover and record wildlife through the app on your forest adventure

Download now on Android iNaturalist is an independent third party application. Please check their full privacy policy and terms of service before signing up You can create records without having 4G or Wi-Fi in the forest. Download our full user guide and top tips.

Enjoy a tasty treat in the forest at one of our beautiful picnic areas, just bring along good food and company!

To prevent forest fires and reduce waste, please do not bring any barbecues into our forests.

Walking in the forest is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of Wiltshire's most beautiful landscapes.

There are a variety of surfaced and non-surfaced paths and tracks within the forest. Make sure to keep your eyes peeled for some of the forest's ancient trees, you don't know what you might stumble upon.

Located south of Marlborough, West Woods is a very beautiful former ancient woodland site.

The woodland becomes very popular in late spring due to the fantastic displays of bluebells which carpet the forest floor in certain areas.

There is a good network of walking trails including an easy access route for you to explore. Please help us protect the forest by only cycling on stone-surfaced forest roads and bridleways.

Planted in the 1990s on an ex-agricultural site, Nightingale Wood is a new community woodland that supports a large variety of wildlife, especially birds.

If you are into bird watching, make sure to visit the wood with your binoculars on hand. You never know what you may spot!

Stop by the woodland for a picnic, choose from three easy access trails for a peaceful outdoor walk or explore the trim trail play equipment, funded by the Great Western Community Forest project.

Just west of Swindon, Webb's Wood is home to a variety of habitats, making it ideal for bird watching and nature lovers.

Explore the wide open areas with your four legged friend, or take some time for yourself within the peaceful broadleaved woodland.

Home to 2,500 different species from the far corners of the globe and 5 national tree collections, Westonbirt is the perfect place for you to escape, relax or have an adventure! Take a journey up into the canopy on the STIHL Tree Top Walkway, stop by the café for a tasty treat or see if you can spot the Gruffalo!