The Swan Wilton

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🕰️ Opening Times

Monday to Saturday: 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm & 6:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Sunday: 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm (No evening meals)

Takeaway available with last orders for lunch takeaways by 1:30 pm and evening takeaways by 8:30 pm (collection by 9:00 pm).[3][4]

🍽️ Food

Seasonal menu with starters, mains, salads, pies, burgers, sides, and desserts.
Specialty homemade stonebaked pizzas available Monday to Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Popular large pies “Baked by Bill” (Steak & Ale, Chicken & Leek – £12 each).
Vegetarian options available with good variety.
Sunday night homemade pizzas and Saturday brunch menu also offered.

🛠️ Facilities

Motorhome Parking: Suitable as a pub stopover for motorhome owners.
Beer garden with covered spaces and wooden huts with fairy lights for all-weather comfort.
Dog-friendly environment.
Friendly staff and welcoming interior with an open, attractive layout.
Local real ales served from handpumps and gravity taps.

⭐ Reviews

Visitors highly praise the pub for its traditional pub food, especially pies and homemade pizzas, as well as warm and friendly service. The ambience is often described as cosy and relaxing. Real ale enthusiasts appreciate the local selection with good beer quality. The Swan is a favourite for locals and visitors alike.

Review score: ★★★★★ (5/5 stars from multiple Tripadvisor reviews)[1][5][7]

🐾 Dog Friendly

The Swan welcomes dogs, making it suitable for motorhome owners traveling with pets.

🌳 Beer Garden

A well-maintained beer garden is available, providing covered seating under gazebos and wooden huts, perfect for social distancing and outdoor enjoyment in all weather conditions.

Nearby Attractions Within 5 Miles

1. Crofton Beam Engines

Just a short walk from The Swan, these are the world’s oldest working beam engines. They offer a fascinating glimpse into Victorian engineering and the historic pumping of the Kennet and Avon Canal. Live demonstrations are held on certain days, ideal for history buffs and families alike.

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2. Kennet & Avon Canal (Lock 61)

A nearby scenic walk along the Kennet & Avon Canal provides peaceful riverside views, perfect for walking, cycling or spotting canal boats. Lock 61 is a picturesque spot close to Wilton, ideal for a relaxing day outdoors.

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3. Wilton Windmill

Wiltshire’s only working windmill, a quaint and historic landmark in Wilton village. The windmill is a great photo opportunity and sometimes open for tours, offering insight into traditional milling methods.

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4. Marlborough Town

About 3 miles away, Marlborough is a charming market town with boutique shops, cafes, and a historic high street. It hosts local markets and offers cultural attractions, including museums and art galleries, perfect for exploring during your stopover.

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5. Avebury Stone Circle

A little under 5 miles away, Avebury is a remarkable prehistoric monument featuring one of the largest stone circles in Europe. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and offers mystical landscapes, walking trails, and a visitor centre to explore Neolithic history.

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Extra Info about this Motorhome Pub Stopover:

Facilities:

Description:

-The Swan Wilton is a charming country pub located on Grafton Road in the picturesque town of Wilton. The pub boasts a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with a cozy interior featuring exposed brick walls, wooden beams, and a roaring fireplace. The menu offers a range of delicious pub classics, including hearty pies, burgers, and fish and chips, as well as a selection of local ales and fine wines.

Wilton itself is a delightful town, situated in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside. Visitors can explore the town’s historic buildings, including the stunning Wilton House, which dates back to the 16th century and is home to a magnificent art collection. The town is also surrounded by beautiful countryside, with plenty of opportunities for walking, cycling, and horse riding. Other nearby attractions include the ancient stone circle at Avebury, the prehistoric monument of Stonehenge, and the charming market town of Marlborough.

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