Hello
Searching through Wiltshire Council Planning Portal, I noticed that English Heritage have applied for 26 dedicated motorhome parking places.
Planning Application
This is an interesting document especially about the number of motorhome visitors
Statementhttp://http://unidoc.wiltshire.gov.uk/UniDoc/Document/File/MTYvMDM5ODgvRlVMLDcyMTYyMw==[/url][/url]
Intersting times perhaps :unsure:
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Searching through Wiltshire Council Planning Portal, I noticed that English Heritage have applied for 26 dedicated motorhome parking places.
Planning Application
This is an interesting document especially about the number of motorhome visitors
Statementhttp://http://unidoc.wiltshire.gov.uk/UniDoc/Document/File/MTYvMDM5ODgvRlVMLDcyMTYyMw==[/url][/url]
Intersting times perhaps :unsure:
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Hello Per-Harald
Despite looking at the planning application I am not sure if the work has been approved or been done. I am sure you can park there but maybe overnight at a stopover as Tom suggests.
As well as Stonehenge there is nearby Avebury, which for me gives a far better experience, less crowded and organised. The problem with Stonehenge is that you can only walk around the perimeter, usually in procession with coach loads of others.
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Despite looking at the planning application I am not sure if the work has been approved or been done. I am sure you can park there but maybe overnight at a stopover as Tom suggests.
As well as Stonehenge there is nearby Avebury, which for me gives a far better experience, less crowded and organised. The problem with Stonehenge is that you can only walk around the perimeter, usually in procession with coach loads of others.
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