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Spooky Halloween Treats
Spooky Halloween Treats. in the Courtyard Café. Download to calendar. 24 October 2026 10am to 3:30pm. Saturday 24 October – Saturday 31 October, 10am – 3.30pm. To coincide with the Halloween activities in the Gardens, the Courtyard Café will
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Paint Let Loose
Paint Let Loose. Free entry to the exhibition. Download to calendar. 11 November 2026 10am to 4pm. Wednesday 11 November – Wednesday 18 November, 10am – 4pm. Artseen returns to the Gardens with their vibrant Paint Let Loose exhibition. This
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The RSPB: Big Garden Birdwatch
The RSPB: Big Garden Birdwatch. spot wild birds. Download to calendar. 22 January 2027 10am to 24 January 2027 4pm. Friday 22 January – Sunday 24 January. Bring your binoculars to try and spot the many different wild birds we have visiting the
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New Road Artists
New Road Artists. Free entry to the exhibition. Download to calendar. 9 March 2027 10am to 4pm. Tuesday 9 March – Sunday 21 March, 10am – 4pm. Discover an inspiring exhibition by the New Road Artists, a respected group of Hampshire-based artists
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Hill Top Adventures
Hill Top Adventures. Hill Top Adventures. Be adventurous and try out this exciting wooden assault course. The course includes eight new outdoor timber play features which are great fun for climbing, scrambling and a good test of strength and balance.
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Barley Mow Bridge
Barley Mow Bridge. Grade II listed bridge. Built c.1792. Strengthened with four steel ties secured with circular pattress plates. Brickwork below the water level repaired in 1976. Close to Barley Mow car park and slipway. Parking Bridge.
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Sponsorships and commercial opportunities at Queen Elizabeth Country Park
Commercial opportunities for your business at Queen Elizabeth Country Park.
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Bridges
Charts and nautical almanacs of the lowest of the three bridges along the River Hamble
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Canal Visitor Centre and Canal Office
Canal Visitor Centre and Canal Office. Canal Visitor Centre. The Canal Visitor Centre including campsite and boat hire is operated by Surrey County Council. Visit the Surrey County Council's Canal Visitor Centre website for what's on offer and
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Children's Clubs
Children's Clubs. Open to anyone aged 8-18, our RYA (Royal Yachting Association) clubs offer young people the opportunity to try out sailing and windsurfing or improve their skills, in a safe, structured and fun environment. Join us online! Keep in
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Christmas Swag Workshop
Christmas Swag Workshop. Limited spaces. Download to calendar. 3 December 2026 10am to 12:30pm. Thursday 3 December, 10am – 12.30pm. Join us for a morning of creativity and festive fun! Get into the holiday spirit with our Christmas Swag Workshop.
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Bypass Bridge
Bypass Bridge. Modern bridge. Built in 1981 to carry the Odiham bypass over the canal.
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Winter Seasonal Drawing
Winter Seasonal Drawing. Art Workshop. Download to calendar. 9 January 2027 10am to 4pm. Saturday 9 January 2027, 10am – 4pm. Join artist Elizabeth Hammond to create monochromatic drawings that echo the quiet stillness of winter, celebrating its
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Junction Footbridge
Junction Footbridge. Footbridge over the River Wey. The bridge provides a pedestrian link between the two towpaths.
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Bursaries towards costs available to schools
Bursaries towards costs available to schools
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Byelaws
Byelaws. We want all our visitors to enjoy the beauty and surroundings of the park. To help enable this there are several byelaws that we ask customers to adhere to. The byelaws are under Section 41 of the Countryside Act 1968. All visitors need to
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Winter Birds
Winter Birds. Lecture Lunch. Download to calendar. 18 November 2026 11am to 1:30pm. Winter Birds of Hampshire and the South Coast - Lecture Lunch. Wednesday 18 November, 11am. In this illustrated talk, birding expert Robin Pascal explores the
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Carpinus (hornbeam)
Carpinus (hornbeam). This genus includes some rare and beautiful species, with 164 individual plants in the Gardens’ collection. Seldom seen in cultivation is Carpinus fangiana. This species is native to China and has the longest fruiting bodies
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Lock 29 - Ash Lock
Lock 29 - Ash Lock. The only operational lock in Hampshire. Ash Lock marks the dividing point between the heavily locked Surrey section and the 16 miles of lockless navigation in Hampshire. Adjacent to the lock is Ash Lock Cottage, formerly a lock
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Clarendon Way - Broughton to Oliver's Battery
Clarendon Way - Broughton to Oliver's Battery. Route distance. 9.5 miles - 3 to 4 hours. Start point. Broughton. Download the route. Broughton to Olivers Battery walk. A short history of the Clarendon Way. The Clarendon Way is a 24 mile walk
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Juniper Kiosk
Located in the Juniper car park, the kiosk is a great place to grab a drink or a snack before heading off to play!
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Bishop's Waltham The Moors
Bishop's Waltham The Moors. Flower-rich wet meadows, fen and woodland surrounding a group of springs and a mill pond, at the source of the River Hamble. About the site. An area of semi-natural woodland, fen, grassland and open water, Bishop's
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Lock 10
Lock 10. St Johns' Flight. Formerly the site of a lock cottage demolished in 1905.
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Nature recovery
How Hampshire's Countryside Service is working to protect wildlife and habitats
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Walk the South Downs Way
Walk the South Downs Way. Route distance. 100 miles. Start point. Winchester. Downloads. The South Downs Way is 100 miles long, all within the new South Downs National Park. It follows the old routes and droveways along the chalk escarpment and