Escape to tranquillity with a stay in one of our lakeside Hot Tub Lodges. Peace and serenity abundant, these stunning lodges are positioned at the edge of the lake with private gardens, a private entrance and of course a large deck with a hot tub. You can pull up here and feel instantly transported to another world. Take in the views across the lake and observe the local wildlife from your own private bolthole.
Escape to tranquillity with a stay in one of our lakeside Hot Tub Lodges. Peace and serenity abundant, these stunning lodges are positioned at the edge of the lake with private gardens, a private entrance and of course a large deck with a hot tub. You can pull up here and feel instantly transported to another world. Take in the views across the lake and observe the local wildlife from your own private bolthole.
Our brand new for Summer 2026, The Glades Lodges bring a fresh, contemporary feel to Fairwood Lakes. Set within a beautiful new area of the resort, these stylish and comfortable lodges are designed for slower, nature-led escapes, offering guests a peaceful base to unwind in the Wiltshire countryside. Each two-bedroom lodge has been carefully selected to complement its natural surroundings, offering a sense of calm and comfort from the moment you step inside. Front-opening doors flood the living space with natural light, creating a bright and welcoming setting to relax into your stay. The well-equipped kitchen includes all the essentials for a comfortable self-catering stay, with a separate dining area for relaxed breakfasts, evening meals and everything in between.
Our brand new for Summer 2026, The Glades Lodges bring a fresh, contemporary feel to Fairwood Lakes. Set within a beautiful new area of the resort, these stylish and comfortable lodges are designed for slower, nature-led escapes, offering guests a peaceful base to unwind in the Wiltshire countryside. Each two-bedroom lodge has been carefully selected to complement its natural surroundings, offering a sense of calm and comfort from the moment you step inside. Front-opening doors flood the living space with natural light, creating a bright and welcoming setting to relax into your stay. The well-equipped kitchen includes all the essentials for a comfortable self-catering stay, with a separate dining area for relaxed breakfasts, evening meals and everything in between.
Waterside Lodge offers a peaceful and scenic escape at Fairwood Lakes. This brand-new lodge features two comfortable bedrooms—a master with a double bed and a twin room—perfect for families or couples. The lodge includes a modern bathroom with a shower cubicle, ensuring a relaxing stay. Outside, you’ll find a secluded area with a private hot tub, ideal for unwinding and taking in the serene surroundings.
Waterside Lodge, new, offers a peaceful and scenic escape at Fairwood Lakes. This brand-new lodge features two comfortable bedrooms—a master with a double bed and a twin room—perfect for families or couples. The lodge includes a modern bathroom with a shower cubicle, ensuring a relaxing stay. Outside, you’ll find a secluded area with a private hot tub, ideal for unwinding and taking in the serene surroundings.
Woodland container lodges are set, as you might imagine in tranquil woodland. The purpose-built accommodation is chic and comfortable with a double bedroom and twin bedroom (suitable for chidlren) The double bedroom and the living area open through French windows on to a large decking area where you can sit, enjoy the fire pit area and a large hot tub. Designed with comfort in mind with all the necessities to make your stay relaxing and enjoyable.
Woodland container lodges are set, as you might imagine in tranquil woodland. The purpose-built accommodation is chic and comfortable with a double bedroom. The double bedroom and the living area open through French windows on to a large decking area where you can sit, enjoy the fire pit area and a large hot tub.
Woodland container lodges are set, as you might imagine in tranquil woodland. The purpose-built accommodation is chic and comfortable with a double bedroom and twin bedroom (suitable for chidlren) The double bedroom and the living area open through French windows on to a large decking area where you can sit, enjoy the fire pit area and a large hot tub. Designed with comfort in mind with all the necessities to make your stay relaxing and enjoyable.
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Fairwood Lakes Holiday Park, with real driving times.
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The world-famous stone circle on Salisbury Plain, with an exhibition and reconstructed Neolithic houses alongside.
Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, a World Heritage Site and one of Britain's best-known landmarks. The outer ring of huge sarsen stones, topped with lintels, was raised in the third millennium BC. It sits within a landscape dense with burial mounds and other Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments.
Tip: Pre-book your ticket before you travel.
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Walk around one of the best preserved Roman sites in the world, built around a natural hot spring.
The Roman Baths are well-preserved Roman thermae in the city of Bath. A temple was built on the site in the first decades of Roman Britain, and the bathing complex grew up around the natural hot spring over the following centuries.
Tip: Book tickets in advance on the official website, romanbaths.co.uk, as advance prices are lower and it is the only genuine ticket seller.
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A Grade I listed Elizabethan mansion in Capability Brown parkland, with a safari park and hedge maze on the estate.
Longleat is a Grade I listed stately home near Warminster in Wiltshire, and one of the finest examples of Elizabethan architecture in Britain. It was the first stately home to open to the public. The house sits in 1,000 acres of parkland landscaped by Capability Brown.
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Wiltshire's oldest chalk white horse, cut into the Salisbury Plain escarpment below an Iron Age hillfort.
The Westbury White Horse, also known as the Bratton White Horse, is a chalk hill figure on the escarpment of Salisbury Plain, about 1.5 miles east of Westbury in Wiltshire. It is the oldest of the county's eight white horses and measures roughly 163 ft tall and 166 ft long.
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A Grade I listed abbey in the heart of Bath, known for its fan vaulting and carved west front.
Bath Abbey is a parish church of the Church of England and a former Benedictine monastery. Founded in the 7th century, it was rebuilt in the 12th and 16th centuries and restored by Sir George Gilbert Scott in the 1860s. It is one of the most significant examples of Perpendicular Gothic architecture in the West Country, and is particularly noted for its fan vaulting.
Tip: Look up at the west front sculptures of angels climbing Jacob's Ladder, then head inside for the fan vaulting.
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A Palladian house and world-famous landscape garden around a lake with classical temples and a grotto.
Stourhead is a National Trust estate on the Wiltshire and Somerset border, with a Palladian mansion and one of the most famous landscape gardens in England. The garden was laid out in the 18th century around a large artificial lake, with classical temples, a grotto, the Palladian Bridge and the Gothic Cottage summerhouse beside the water. Rare and exotic trees add to the setting.
Tip: Parking is by the JustPark app or on-site machines, so download the app before you arrive. National Trust members park free but must register their visit.
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Bath's first public art gallery, in a Grade I listed building beside Sydney Gardens.
The Holburne is the city's first public art gallery, housed in the Grade I listed former Sydney Hotel at the end of Great Pulteney Street. The collection grew from Sir William Holburne's bequest and includes work by Gainsborough, Guardi, Stubbs, Ramsay and Zoffany, alongside silver, porcelain, maiolica, miniatures and Roman glass.
Tip: Tickets can be bought online ahead of your visit, and last admissions are half an hour before closing.
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Walk through the largest stone circle in Britain, set within a huge henge and part of a World Heritage Site.
Avebury is one of the great marvels of prehistoric Britain. Built and altered during the Neolithic period, the henge survives as a huge circular bank and ditch that encircles part of Avebury village. Inside is the largest stone circle in Britain, originally of about 100 stones, which in turn encloses two smaller stone circles. Together with Stonehenge, it forms a World Heritage Site.
Tip: Start at the Alexander Keiller Museum to learn about the monuments before you set off. Paths can be uneven and muddy.
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Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
