Parking at Old Sarum

Old Sarum castle has its own English Heritage car park, free for members.
From
Salisbury station

How do you want to go?

Old Sarum castle has its own English Heritage car park, free for members.
Your shuttle is a licensed private hire car run by Premier Taxis Salisbury.

The English Heritage car park

Old Sarum has its own car park inside the earthworks, about 200 metres from the shop and admission point. It is free for English Heritage members showing a car sticker; other visitors pay. For sat nav use SP1 3SD.
Where
In the outer bailey, reached by a driveway off Castle Road (the A345) with two right angle bends.
Size
About 30 tarmac spaces and 30 more on grass, on a slight slope.
Disabled parking
One disabled bay. It can’t be reserved.
Cost
Free for members. English Heritage doesn’t publish the charge for non members on its facilities page, so check before you go.
Coaches
The driveway isn’t suitable for coaches. They use the lay by on the A345 opposite the Harvester pub.
The narrow driveway into Old Sarum seen from the earthworks above, turning sharply through the ramparts, with Castle Road beyond.
Photo: Mr Addlepated, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Geograph

Other places to park

Beehive Park and Ride
On Castle Road north of the city, postcode SP4 6BT, about 1 kilometre by road from Old Sarum. Wiltshire Council runs it; check its opening days.
Salisbury station
Two station car parks. New charges started on 18 October 2026, paid by app.

Coming by train instead?

Leave the car at home: Old Sarum is about 6 minutes from Salisbury station by shuttle, from £3.63 each shared.

Questions

Yes, an English Heritage car park inside the earthworks, about 200 metres from the entrance.
Free for English Heritage members with a car sticker. Other visitors pay; check the current charge with English Heritage.
SP1 3SD, Castle Road, Salisbury.
No. Coaches use the lay by on the A345 opposite the Harvester pub.
Beehive Park and Ride, on Castle Road north of the city (SP4 6BT), about 1 kilometre by road from Old Sarum. Wiltshire Council runs it, so check its opening days first.
Facts last checked: 21 October 2026.