Tipi Our Tipi Field has proven very popular with families and groups this summer! These tents are large enough to hold 6 people. We provide campbeds and fuel for the log burner inside. There is plenty of open space and a BBQ is provided (on request). All for only £72 per night. As part of the price you will also have free entry to the Rare Breeds Farm Park on site. Youth Hostel The new Cholderton (Stonehenge) Youth Hostel is based at Cholderton Rare Breeds Farm Park where Cholderton Charlie’s Play Barn keeps the children amused when the animals don·t want to play. Only 5 minutes from Stonehenge by car! It has been extended and now has a variety of rooms (dorms and family rooms) and has 60 beds in total. We welcome individuals, families and group bookings. The youth hostel also features a lounge,conservatory, kitchen and disabled facilities. It provides amazing views over the farm and of the surrounding countryside. Joined to the youth hostel is a cafe that will be serving 2 course dinners in the evening for just £6 per person between 17.00 and 20.00 (to be booked in advance), it is also where breakfast is served in the morning between 8:30 and 9:00. For breakfast you have a choice of continental (included) or a English breakfast (at £3.50 per person which is also booked in advance.) Whilst you stay here you are also welcome to make the most of the farm park itself, enjoying the fresh air and meeting lots of rare breed farm animals. PRICES: Adult £19.10 per person, per night Children (under 18) £16.10 per person, per night NON-ALLOCATED BED CHARGE - £7.00 (if applicable) COOKED BREAKFAST - £3.50 additional charge per guest TWO COURSE EVENING MEALS - £6.00 additional charge per guest For more information, including how to book, please call us on 01980629438. One of our rarest breeds is the Bagot Goat. It has known to exist since the 1380's and it got its name from the Bagot family of Staffordshire who owned the earliest known heard, which roamed wild in Bagot’s Park. The Bagot goat is a medium sized breed, with long hair and horns. It is typically a nervous breed. Ideally a well bred Bagot goat should be entirely black from nose to shoulder, and entirely white thereafter, however this does not always breed true. Bagot numbers have fluctuated for a variety of reasons in the past. However, it is now on the RBST list. Another of our rarest breeds is the Eriskay Pony. We have 4 here at Cholderton, the youngest was born in June and is called Solstice. The Eriskay Pony originated from the Western Isles of Scotland and was used as a working horse. They are usually born brown or black and turn grey as they mature. They are sensible and intelligent. The Eriskay pony is more rare than the Giant Panda! They are classed as critical by the RBST (Rare Breeds Survival Trust).