A renowned partridge shoot just west of Stonehenge, Druids Lodge delivers exceptional sport across sweeping chalk downland, supported by an experienced team and relaxed, traditional hospitality.
Salisbury, Wiltshire
About Druids Lodge
Located just west of Stonehenge on the edge of Salisbury Plain, the Guinness family–owned Druids Lodge Estate spans approximately 3,500 acres and is widely regarded as one of southern England’s most iconic shoots. Its sweeping chalk downland, rolling contours, and grass banked valleys create the perfect environment for presenting high, fast, and thrilling partridges.
The estate offers two distinct beats, each with a variety of drives that allow teams to enjoy up to three consecutive days without repeating ground. This diversity makes Druids Lodge a perennial favourite for both seasoned Guns and those newer to the field.
Whether entertaining clients, introducing younger Shots, or returning with long standing friends, visitors consistently praise the estate for its relaxed, good humoured atmosphere.
Much of this welcoming spirit stems from head keeper Stuart Langdown, whose decades of experience and calm leadership shape the rhythm of every day. His team of beaters, pickers up, and loaders—many of whom have been part of the shoot for over 20 years—bring an exceptional level of professionalism and camaraderie.
Days begin at the superb shooting lodge, where guests gather over tea and coffee before heading out. A generous elevenses is served in the field, with lunch and afternoon tea enjoyed back at the lodge.
While Druids Lodge does not appoint its own shoot host, Roxtons provides discreet hosting support—ensuring flexibility for teams who prefer a personalised approach to their day.
Combining heritage, atmosphere, and consistently exciting sport, Druids Lodge remains one of Wiltshire’s most memorable destinations for traditional driven shooting.
Accomodation
A selection of excellent nearby hotels caters to a range of preferences—from exclusive private houses to relaxed country hotels and traditional pubs.



