Salisbury Campsite at Bake Farm

Old Sarum Way

Cranborne Droves Way

Follows ancient drovers' tracks across Cranborne Chase's rolling chalk downland, with gentle to moderate inclines through open farmland and scattered woodland. Perfect for families with older children who can manage longer distances, though uneven ground and stiles make it unsuitable for buggies. Dogs welcome to explore this historic landscape that once saw cattle herds driven to market. Expect big skies, wildflower meadows in summer, and a real sense of stepping back into rural England's workin

Avon Valley Path

Follows the River Avon for 55km through Hampshire's gentle countryside, linking Salisbury to Christchurch harbour. Expect mostly flat to gently undulating terrain along riverside paths and meadows, though some sections can be muddy after rain. The full route is ambitious for a day but perfect for breaking into family-friendly segments—lower stretches near Ringwood are particularly accessible. Dogs welcome throughout. Spot kingfishers, historic watermills, and charming villages while tracing one

Clarendon Way

Stretches 24 miles between Winchester and Salisbury across rolling Hampshire and Wiltshire chalk downland. Expect moderate climbs through open farmland, ancient woodlands, and historic villages, with some steep sections near Winchester. The terrain suits confident older children but isn't buggy-friendly due to stiles, uneven paths, and field crossings. Dogs welcome throughout, though livestock may be present in grazing areas. Rewards walkers with expansive countryside views, Roman road sections,

Sarsen Way