Search
Showing 226 - 250 of 1541 results found
-
Staunton Way
Staunton Way. Route distance. 8.5 to 20.5 miles. Start point. Queen Elizabeth Country Park. Download the route. The Staunton Way runs from Queen Elizabeth Country Park, near Petersfield on the South Downs to Staunton Country Park near Havant. You
-
Norris Bridge
Norris Bridge. Constructed in the 1960s during the upgrade of Ively Road. The bridge was built over the original 1790s brick Norris bridge which suddenly collapsed in 1979 and had to be removed leaving just the 1960s bridge.
-
Clarendon Way - Salisbury to Clarendon Palace
Clarendon Way - Salisbury to Clarendon Palace. Route distance. 3 miles - 1 to 2 hours. Start point. Salisbury. Download the route. Salisbury to Clarendon Palace walk. A short history of the Clarendon Way. The Clarendon Way is a 24 mile walk joining
-
Slades Bridge
Slades Bridge. Grade II listed bridge within Up Nately Local Nature Reserve. Dating to c. 1790 and strengthened in 1997. It provided access to the Nately Brickworks (1897 to 1908) on the northern side of the canal.
-
How to Draw
How to Draw. Art Workshop. Download to calendar. 23 January 2027 10am to 24 January 2027 4pm. How to Draw: Learn to See as an Artist Sees - Art Workshop. Saturday 23 January & Sunday 24 January 2027, 10am - 4pm. Join tutor Sally Pinhey for a two-day
-
Donations
If you love River Hamble Country Park and would like to help support us, you are welcome to make a donation.
-
Tile Barn in the First World War
Tile Barn in the First World War. During the first World War, Tile Barn was a military hospital for soldiers from India and New Zealand. It was called Lady Hardinge Hospital but locals called it “Tin Town” because there was a combination of
-
Shipwrights Way
Shipwrights Way. Route distance. 50 miles. Start point. Alice Holt Forest. Shipwrights Way Sculptures. The Shipwrights Way is a 50-mile long distance path for walkers, cyclists and horse-riders, linking the towns and villages of East Hampshire to
-
Wharf (New) Bridge
Wharf (New) Bridge. Built alongside the original Wharf Bridge in 1969/70 to carry the widened A325. This is one of the three low bridges on the canal for boats with just 5 foot 10 inches (1.7 m) clearance.
-
Sandy Hill Bridge
Sandy Hill Bridge. Grade II listed bridge. Built c.1792 and extensively restored in 1975. Accessible by public footpath only. Bluebells grow in profusion here in springtime.
-
Activities
Activities. We offer exciting holiday day camps for young people, packed with fun activities and valuable learning experiences. In addition, we design bespoke courses for specific groups, such as Young Carers, usually on a non-residential basis. We
-
Claycart Bridge
Claycart Bridge. One of several army girder bridges along this stretch of canal. Designed by Captain Hopkins during the First World War. It replaced an earlier military drawbridge.
-
Orienteering at Queen Elizabeth Country Park
Grab your map from the visitor centre and your friends, and kickstart your next adventure.
-
Play areas at Queen Elizabeth Country Park
For a fun-filled day out, let the little ones loose in our play areas and woodland.
-
Corporate team building
Corporate team building. Bring the team together with an exciting group development experience at Runway’s End. Swap the office for the forest and make memories as a team! Our activity packages are the perfect way to help teams bond and break down
-
Swan Bridge
Swan Bridge. Bridge of historic interest. The bridge was completely rebuilt in 1921 replacing the original bridge.
-
Lock 13
Lock 13. Brookwood Flight. Lock.
-
Bedser Footbridge
Bedser Footbridge. Named after two famous local cricketing heroes. Named after the famous local cricketing heroes - Sir Alec and Eric Bedser, whose two statues can be seen either side of the bridge. The footbridge bridge crosses the canal between
-
Cotoneaster
Cotoneaster. The Gardens’ collection of Cotoneaster contains 550 individual plants, including many rare species collected in the wild and seldom seen in cultivation. Plants range from lower growing creepers on our alpine beds to medium sized trees
-
Lyndhurst Parish circular walk
Lyndhurst Parish circular walk. Route distance. 8.4 miles. Start point. Village car park. Download the route. Lyndhurst Parish circular walk. A short description of the walk. On this walk, you will discover the beauties and the diversity of all that
-
Donations
How to donate money to Royal Victoria Country Park and where your donations go.
-
Gift cards and vouchers
Gift cards and vouchers. CASH VOUCHER. Whatever the occasion, treat the ones you love to a present they'll never forget with an activity gift voucher! You choose the amount - they pick the adventure! Cash vouchers must be used against products that
-
Needlefelt Christmas Decorations
Needlefelt Christmas Decorations. Workshop. Download to calendar. 14 November 2026 10am to 4pm. Saturday 14 November, 10am – 4pm. In this workshop, participants will create colourful Christmas tree decorations using needle-felting techniques. The
-
Christmas Wreath
Christmas Wreath. Workshop. Download to calendar. 2 December 2026 10am to 12:30pm. Wednesday 2 December,. 10am – 12.30pm - SOLD OUT. 1pm - 3.30pm - just added. Join us and discover how to create a beautiful, natural Christmas floral door wreath.
-
Greywell Tunnel
Greywell Tunnel. Springs inside the tunnel are an important water source for the Canal. The Greywell Tunnel took the Canal under Greywell Hill. With no towpath boats were "legged" through whilst the barges horses were lead over the top. The tunnel