Activities
Welcome to the Activities section. Warminster is an historic market town set in beautiful surroundings. There is so much to see and do. Browse through facilities and activities available and get more information by clicking the links or using the sidebar (or at the bottom of this page on mobile devices).
Lake Pleasure Grounds
We are incredibly proud of our park. A real gem in Warminster, with lots of things to do in and around the area.
Tennis Courts
Warminster Town Council’s tennis courts are high specification courts, painted a dazzling blue and green.
Courts are available to book online.
The Pavillion Café
Located near the tennis courts and SplashPad in Warminster Lake Pleasure Grounds. Offering freshly ground coffee, tea and cold drinks, as well as snacks such as crisps, biscuits, flapjacks and cakes.
Splash Pad
Join in the fun and cool off in the Splash Pad! Children love standing under the tipping buckets and running through the water features or aiming the water cannon at their friends.
Skate Park
Located within the Lake Pleasure Grounds, featuring a two-level bowl, a back and forth between quarter pipes with ledges and driveway in-between.
Tree Trail
This walk takes you around the lake looking at beautiful trees. There’s plenty to see at any time of year. The route is just over 1km long on level, surfaced paths.
Play Areas
The town council manages nine play areas in Warminster. You can find Maps and Directions to them in the list page.
Blue Plaque Trail
A walk that takes approximately two hours to complete. The Blue Plaque Trail highlights the location of plaques and brief details of the buildings.
Shopping, markets & other activities
We have a great range of shops, many of which are independently owned and offer a unique shopping experience. Every Friday, there is a weekly market in the Three Horseshoes Walk. Additionally, the town hosts a full program of events, including four seasonal independent markets.
The surrounding area of Warminster is the perfect base for exploring nearby attractions like Stonehenge, Longleat Estate, and Stourhead.
