"We have stayed at this wonderful campsite on many occasions. Highly recommended."

⭐ 5/5

"Brilliant weekend. The owner was very welcoming and friendly. Would highly recommend the campsite. Restrooms: Very clean. Dog-friendliness: Dogs welcome."

⭐ 5/5

"Lovely campsite in a picturesque village. Jackie is a very welcoming host & the facilities are spotless. Will definitely stay again."

⭐ 5/5

"This is a nice little place near Stonehenge in the countryside. It is very clean and the owners are lovely and help where they can."

⭐ 5/5

"This is a brilliant campsite! I went for a couple weeks with my family and we had an amazing time. The owner is absolutely lovely and always happy to help."

⭐ 5/5

"Beautiful campsite with lovely walks straight from the site. We camped with family and would definitely recommend."

⭐ 5/5

"Lovely well kept site, with large neat hard standing pitches. Showers, toilets & laundry/washing up area were spotless. Staff were very friendly."

⭐ 5/5

"A lovely stay as always. Friendly and accommodating with good, very clean facilties. The perfect place to put your feet up and relax. We will come back year after year."

⭐ 5/5

Summer Solstice at Stonehenge Guide 2024

From the evening of Thursday 20^thJune to Friday 21^st June 2024, the Summer Solstice will occur, drawing thousands of people to this special site. On Thursday 20^thJune, Stonehenge will experience the shortest night of the year. Then, on 21^st June it will be the longest day of the year. The sun will rise at 4:51am over the heel stone.

For thousands of years, the ancient monument of Stonehenge has been the gathering place for the yearly solstices.

The Summer Solstice sunrise holds a special spiritual importance for people across the south-west, across England and further afield. The Summer Solstice has been celebrated at this site as a spiritual event by people for thousands of years – since Stonehenge was built in 2600BC.

Today, the Summer and Winter Solstices provide the best time to get up close and personal with the stones.

At Brades Acre, we live just a few miles from this awe-inspiring monument! We have hosted many campers headed for the summer solstice sunrise at Stonehenge over the years at Brades Acre. If you’re looking for a place to stay look no further than Brades Acre Campsite.

Will Stonehenge Be Open for the Summer Solstice?

Stonehenge monument field will be open from 7pm in the evening of Thursday 20^th June 2024. It allows managed open access for visitors to come and celebrate the solstice, with free entry. English Heritage asks all visitors to the Summer Solstice to pre-book car parking as their car park is limited in space and to help reduce extra congestion around the site.

There is also dedicated information on safety facilities and welfare, what and what not to bring, travelling to Stonehenge, disabled access and how to respect the stones here. For people who wish to observe the sunrise at Stonehenge but cannot make it to the site, English Heritage offers a 24/7 live stream from the middle of the stones, which can be viewed on the English Heritage YouTube Channel and Facebook page.

The best way to keep up to date with the plans for Solstice 2024 at Stonehenge is to keep an eye on the English Heritage Stonehenge website.

Celebrate the Summer Solstice at Stonehenge with Brades Acre!

Contact us! Thinking of heading to Wiltshire for the Solstice? Contact Brades Acre in the village of Tilshead, Wiltshire, to book your spot for a sunny break on Salisbury Plain!

We offer spaces for tents, trailer tents, caravans and camper vans. Find our full list of prices here.

We are only a stone’s throw away from Stonehenge and provide amazing modern facilities to cater to all of your and your party’s needs such as include Wi-Fi, toilet block, Crockery washing up facilities, chemical disposal and BBQ firepits. Book today!