Built around the same time as the more popular Stonehenge with similar story overtones. Of course the wooden post are long gone but have been replaced with concrete ones. Its free and well worth a side trip.

Stopped off after visiting stonehenge. We have visited before and its an enjoyable little stop. A nice place to sit and think about what it may have been like in the past. This time we found a random human tooth on the child's grave, which my kids found most curious. Worth a stop if your passing

Check out the details before visiting, if you’re expecting a “Stonehenge” then you’ll be disappointed. However, it’s to be seen once, it’s free and there’s parking along the road. There’s lots of walking around the site although Woodhenge is very close to the road.

An interesting discovery made over a hundred years ago led to this site being identified as a mystic wooden circle, probably set up around the same period as Stonehenge. The wooden pillars are now made of man-made stone but identify the original pillars. Interesting for a brief visit- and free. No English Heritage fees for entry or parking.

The whole are is one history lesson, and woodhenge is no exception. True all the wood has been replaced by concrete stumps, but you can image the original posts forming an amazing pattern. It would be wonderful to understand why they built it, and the special meaning it had, but until they invent a time machine, we are left to wonder and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature, in a very restful place.