Parking is available on site. There is a parking charge to non-members and those who have not prebooked tickets. There are dedicated parking spaces for motorhomes.
A Visitor Bus service runs frequently from the visitor centre, for those who need it, and takes around 10 minutes to reach the Stones.
Clearly signposted from the A303, off the A360.
Please note if you’re travelling to us from Salisbury by road between 2 April until mid-July there will be a diversion in place, please follow the signs and allow a little extra time for your journey.
A hop-on hop-off tour bus to Stonehenge is operated by Salisbury Reds and picks up from Salisbury rail station, Salisbury city centre and Old Sarum.
We recommend checking Wiltshire Council's Connecting Wiltshire travel information before you make any plans for the most up-to-date information.
Salisbury is the nearest train station, (12 miles/19 kms) away, with regular trains from London, Bristol/Bath and Southampton. From Salisbury station you can get a direct bus or taxi to Stonehenge.
We recommend checking Wiltshire Council's Connecting Wiltshire travel information before you make any plans for the most up-to-date information.
Bicycle racks are available in the car park near the visitor centre.
Find this site on The National Cycle Network
