Avon Meadows Glamping & Camping
North Newnton, Pewsey, Wiltshire
- Caravan & Camping Sites
- More than one dog
- No dog charge
- Walks from the door
- EV charging
Pitch up beside the River Avon with a proper country pub just steps away. Avon Meadows Glamping & Camping offers dog-friendly camping in Wiltshire in the grounds of The Woodbridge Inn, with three acres of leafy grounds, geodomes, bell tents and riverside walks at North Newnton, in the heart of the North Wessex Downs.
Pet Perks
- Scenic riverside walks from the campsite
- Three acres of leafy grounds to relax in
- A dog-friendly pub and riverside beer garden on site
- A dog park on site
- Fire pits for cosy evenings with your dog at your feet
Facilities
For your dog
- More than one dog welcome
- No dog chargeDogs stay free
- Walks from the doorRiverside walks from the site
For you
- EV charging
About Avon Meadows Glamping & Camping
Camping is always better with a pub on site, and your dog will be pretty happy here too. Avon Meadows Glamping & Camping is a peaceful campsite on the banks of the River Avon, in the grounds of The Woodbridge Inn, a family-run 18th-century coaching inn at North Newnton near Pewsey. If you’re after dog-friendly camping in Wiltshire, three acres of leafy grounds in the North Wessex Downs National Landscape is a lovely place to spread out.
Bring your tent, campervan or caravan, or leave it all at home and book one of the glamping geodomes or bell tents instead, with cosy bedding and a view of visiting swans. Shared showers and toilets are just a short stroll away. There’s an upcycled amenities hut with showers, and fire pits for roasting marshmallows and stargazing.
The River Avon is right there for paddleboarding and fishing, if you bring your own kit, and the scenic riverside walks are ideal for stretching your legs with your dog. Up to two dogs are welcome per pitch and stay free, on leads around the site, and there’s a dog park for a good sniff about. There are more walking trails and pretty village strolls close by, around hamlets such as Manningford Bruce and Honey Street.
When you can’t face cooking, the pub has you covered. It’s known for its generous Sunday roasts, local ales brewed in nearby Devizes and a riverside beer garden. You can even order a picnic meal to take out for the day.
Pewsey’s shops and restaurants are five minutes’ drive away, while Avebury, Stonehenge and Silbury Hill are all around 20 minutes by car, so there’s plenty of Wiltshire history to fit in between walks.