Getting to the Hospital

Our Address

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Salisbury District Hospital

Odstock Road

Salisbury

Wiltshire

SP2 8BJ

Main Switchboard

You can contact the Trust's switchboard on:

01722 336262

Car Parking

There is a camera-controlled 鈥減ay on exit鈥� system at the hospital, supplied by APCOA. Car parking charges apply from 6:00am to 10:00pm, seven days a week. You can stay for 30 minutes without charge but you must still enter your registration in a pay machine before you leave. 听

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Car parking is free for all drivers between 10:00pm and 6:00am.听听

Drivers who have validated their Blue Badge are exempt from car parking charges.听

Motorcycles are exempt from charges.听

Parking can be paid for using cash, card or the APCOA app, available on Apple or Google Play. Please note that no change is given from the parking machines.听

The map showing locations of payment and validation devices is鈥�here.听

After the running costs and maintenance costs are taken out of the income, all of the remaining funds are used for the provision of patient care at Salisbury District Hospital.听

Please see FAQs here.

Frequent outpatient appointment parking season ticket request form is here.

Patients' parking season ticket request form is here.

Visitor parking season ticket request form is here.

A video explaining the patient and visitor parking system is here:

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Privacy Policy

The Privacy Policy Assessment outlines how the Trust will administer car parking data collected from within the Trust and also registered keeper details obtained from the DVLA. This data is used in order to administer the Car Parking Contract and Parking Terms and Conditions. This document is available on request by writing to:

Security & Car Parking Manager
Facilities HQ
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Odstock Road
Salisbury
SP2 8BJ

Getting here by car or motorcycle

Directions by Car

From the north or east, join the Churchill Way ring road and follow the signs for the District Hospital.

From the west on the A30/A36 turn right at Park Wall junction, Wilton onto the A3094 to avoid going through Salisbury and follow the signs for the District Hospital.

From the south follow the A338 towards Salisbury, pass the park and ride on your left and take the next left at the traffic lights and left at the top of the hill.

Entrances to the hospital are marked 'A' and 'B' and the car parks are numbered and clearly signposted for patient/visitor parking. Your appointment information will tell you which car park is closest to your ward/clinic.

Getting here by bus

From Salisbury City Centre

Salisbury Reds city bus service 'Red 1' runs frequently from the city centre to the hospital. The bus leaves from Stop O in Blue Boar Row on the north side of the market square. The journey takes around 10 minutes. Buses run in an anti-clockwise direction around the hospital site stopping in the following places:

The Green (for the Central and South parts of the hospital)
Springs Entrance (for Level 2 of the main hospital)
Main Entrance (for Levels 3 and 4 of the main hospital)

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From Shaftesbury

The no. 29 bus stops at the hospital.

From Woodfalls

The no. 44 bus stops at the hospital.

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Other bus routes terminate at the City Centre where you can change onto the R1 or the 29 or the 44 to get to the Hospital. To plan your journey, select public transport on Google maps or use the journey planner.

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Getting here by bicycle

There is a shared cycle path along Odstock Road and plenty of cycle parking dotted around the site - click here for a map displaying cycle parking. There is a pump and tool station on The Green. For cycle routes around Salisbury, a new was created by in 2025.听 Beyond Salisbury, look at . We encourage cycling, by visitors and staff, and welcome feedback on our facilities. Please contact sft.sustainability@nhs.net.

Getting here by train

Salisbury is served by the following train routes:

South West Trains from London Waterloo, Basingstoke and Andover
South West Trains from Exeter and Yeovil
South West Trains from Southampton and Southampton Airport
First Great Western from Portsmouth and Southampton
First Great Western from Cardiff, Bristol and Bath

Salisbury Reds bus service 'Red 1' which serves the hospital, stops in Fisherton Street, a few minutes walk from the railway station.

Help with Transport

- Link Schemes are volunteer-led services that offer door-to-door transport in return for a donation. For more information, visit or search the internet for Community Transport for other counties.

- Patients on certain benefits may be entitled to help with transport costs. Application forms are available from out-patient clinics, wards or PALS.

- Non-Emergency Patient Transport is for patients who, due to their mobility or medical condition, are unable to travel safely by other means. Eligibility is assessed by your GP.

Map of the hospital site