The Barge Inn in Wiltshire

Nice food, varied menu inc vege options and chilled out atmosphere by the canal. Interesting place too with the ceiling paintings and historic vibes.

What a place! Lovely pub, lovely plots, lovely people.The site was clean and the hosts were super friendly. There is a play area for kids and dogs welcome but must be kept on leads.The on-site pub has premium lagers, wines and spirits and the food was home cooked and really tasty - I had the Whitebait and the Chilli Con Carne, and my boyfriend had the beef burger which looked delicious!

Beautiful and well kept campsite, excellent event space and marvellous sunday nut roast the next day. Thank you 🖤🤡❤

Our food was absolutely amazing. Will definitely be there again The best pub full of the best people💖

Generally a lovely area and pub, but everything is overpriced. Especially camping prices and extras, for example: you have to pay extra to borrow the firepit and then extra for expensive fire wood. Food menu is quite boring and seems to have stayed the same for god knows how long, vegan options are especially basic and most are spicy. Staff are lovely and friendly. It's alright, but expect to pay extra for standard quality.

Stumbled upon this place quite by accident. Can't see it from the road bit it is worth negotiating the speed bumps along the lane. It was a boiling hot summer's day when we visited and we found a nice table in the shade of a tree. Gorgeous spot by the canal. Nice pint of IPA and a good meal for a reasonable price. All good.

Unusual location. Good choice of tasty, interesting food. Camping available. The pub staff who served us were very friendly and obliging.

Although in a very pretty setting not really what I would term a family site mainly due to some of the live music and language not suitable for children and not finish before 12 0r 1am the late night revelry continuing going into the very early hours 3-4am of the following morning despite notices reminding campers to keep noise down after 11.00 not conducive to a restful or tranquil break. Broken glass and bottles littered around children's play area was not safe. Not enough toilets available for campers and visitors to site who attend the live entertainment. Outside toilets had no light in at night so made washing hands or cleaning teeth difficult. Site is not suitable for those with physical disability or in wheelchair no paths through camping site, also be aware ground gets very wet, muddy and boggy when very wet. However for those who enjoy festivals snd all that goes with it its right up your street, food is good and value for money. Staff are friendly and pleasant walks along the canal.

The Barge Inn at honeystreet is always an interesting place to visit and it's a great destination pub. The latest owner has invested considerably in the new barn area so it is ideal for entertainment and events, includes 3 b&b rooms in the barn too.The pub and beer garden were packed, as usual on a sunny day. Had lovely food there and the campsite round the back was very busy too. Toilets and showers are accessible even during covid19. Camping is a relaxed affair, campfires and and music, don't expect caravan club standards, but do expect a happy party atmosphere and safe environment.The pub is on the Kennet and Avon canal and draws many beautiful and colourful characters including boaters, nomads, walkers, cyclists, bikers and holiday makers and crop circle hunters.It's a special and spiritual place for many people and for those who can't find the place...... you are probably not meant to be there!

A friend who lives nearby recommended this place. There's a really good vibe about it and it seems to attract good people. Luckily for us, they had one free room left for the night. We took it and it was really lovely - comfortable and homely but in a very stylish way; breakfast made to order in the morning was the perfect way to start to the day. If camping's your thing, The Barge Inn Campsite, just behind the pub is more of the same but outside 😀