Yeah, last time we went was around last xmas...there were lots of odd hippie types with bongo's giving the kids the eye for daring to talk and ask questions.
Wish they'd stop traffic using the road outside and get rid of the bloody building at the entrance, and some of the hedging, at least you'd be able to see the kingstone then from the circle. Thought the trees made it feel too closed in.
Having said that, went to see Rempstone Circle in Purbeck last month, maaan that was depressing. The stones seemed to be nearly buried under trees and forestry commison style deep ploughed trenches...though the stones themselves were lovely to look at, covered in moss and lichen, and the eponymous OS marking. It was a pretty spooky place though, there was mist and gloom all around, and i kept thinking i could see other folk out of the corner of my eye when i was taking piccies. Had the place all to myself for a good hour, not even any traffic on the road which runs right alongside the copse that the stones are in. Seemed a sad place, and the circle is pretty much decimated. There was apparently an avenue of stones nearby, but i couldn't see any evidence of it on the day i was there. The barrows up on East hill above the plantation are wonderful though, massive roundbarrows in that Wessex stylee. well worth a visit...maybe I'll choose a sunny day next time though...won't have the willies put up me so much then.