Suddene Park Farm
Wiltshire
Back-to-basics touring pitches on a working equestrian farm near Burbage
About Suddene Park Farm
Suddene Park Farm sits on Wolfhall Road at Burbage, a few miles south-east of Marlborough, and combines a working equestrian centre with a small, deliberately simple touring campsite. The setting is genuine farmland rather than a manicured holiday park, with grass pitches looking out across the Vale of Pewsey towards Savernake Forest and the Kennet and Avon Canal, both within easy reach on foot or by bike.
Pitches take tents, campervans and motorhomes, with electric hook-up available on request and basic water and waste disposal points on site. The campsite keeps its facilities modest by design, which suits campers looking for a quiet, back-to-basics stay rather than a site full of on-site entertainment, and the working livery yard alongside means there is usually activity around the farm without it intruding on the camping field.
The farm's location makes it a useful base for walkers heading into Savernake Forest or along the Kennet and Avon towpath towards Great Bedwyn and Pewsey, and it is a short drive back into Marlborough for shops, pubs and restaurants. Dogs are welcome, and the equestrian facilities on site, including BHS-recognised coaching, make it a natural stop for anyone travelling with horses as well as tents or tourers.