Church Farm Caravan Camping Park

Old Sarum Way

Follows ancient paths around Salisbury's historic landscape, connecting the Iron Age hillfort of Old Sarum with surrounding countryside. Mostly flat to gentle terrain across fields and quiet lanes, though some sections can be muddy after rain. Suitable for families with older children who can manage stiles and uneven ground, but not buggy-friendly. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Combines history with accessible walking and sweeping views over Salisbury Cathedral and the Avon Valley.

Cranborne Droves Way

Follows ancient droving paths across Cranborne Chase's chalk downlands with gentle to moderate inclines through open farmland and quiet valleys. Ideal for families with older children who can handle longer distances; mostly well-drained tracks but sections can be mudgy after rain, making buggies impractical. Dogs welcome throughout this historic landscape. Worth doing for the sense of walking in drovers' footsteps, sweeping Dorset views, and peaceful countryside far from crowds.

Clarendon Way

Stretches 24 miles from Winchester to Salisbury across rolling chalk downland with moderate climbs and long, gentle descents. Mixed terrain includes field paths, woodland tracks, and some road sections—manageable for confident older children but challenging for buggies due to stiles and uneven ground. Dogs welcome throughout on leads near livestock. Worth doing for sweeping views across Hampshire and Wiltshire countryside, historic cathedral cities at either end, and quintessential English lands

Avon Valley Path

Sarsen Way