The adjacent land is managed by NT and there are some burial mounds around. The walk from the visitor office is nice though it can be muddy.

Not sure. Can’t recall if we had to show ticket when went in but you definitely do when starting walk to Stones.

15-20mins but looked a nice walk although be aware of mud if its been raining b4 u go. Hope u have a fab experience I have pics of stone henge but not from the Rd u asked but can send if u wish x

There is a public road that will take you to Stonehenge. It is a gravel road with potholes and you will see lots of camper vans. We did this last year rather than use the official car park and pay the high entrance prices. There is a charge to park the car which is refunded when you purchase the entrance ticket. Look for Fargo Road on the sat nav. It will bring you to Stonehenge. Park your car on the dirt road then go on the public footpath. It should be a short walk. This is a public right of way and you can go on this path for free and cannot be stopped by the officials who check for tickets.

Holiday Inn near Stonehenge, Premier Inn in Amesbury. For Witch shops, Glastonbury High Street is full of them, about one hour drive from Stonehenge with plenty of Bed and Breakfast accommodation, a Premier Inn and a Travel Lodge.

Save your money. Park on the public byway and you can walk down the public footpath next to Stonehenge for free and still get a great view.

Check website of English Heritage. Private entry can be booked or go into some circle and experience the magnificent giants when Druids perform Dawn ceremony at spring /autumn equinox, mid winter Solstice, or all night from 7ppm to 9am at summer solstice 🙏

There is a public road that will take you to Stonehenge. It is a gravel road with potholes and you will see lots of camper vans. We did this last year rather than use the official car park and pay the high entrance prices. There is a charge to park the car which is refunded when you purchase the entrance ticket. Look for Fargo Road on the sat nav. It will bring you to Stonehenge. Park your car on the dirt road then go on the public footpath. It should be a short walk. This is a public right of way and you can go on this path for free and cannot be stopped by the officials who check for tickets.

You definitely wouldn't be able to get close enough to see it in any meaningful way from the road. Just from their own parking area, its a hike out to the stones.

English Heritage's website says Stonehenge will reopen July 4th.