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Woodland Tree House
Woodland Tree House. Woodland Tree House. The Gardens are full of exciting play features which are suitable for all abilities. Children of all ages love playing on our fabulous tree house, Flying Carpet and Super Snake swings. Watch the fish in the
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How to spot bats in Hampshire
Knowing how and when to spot bats can be difficult, so here are some of our top tips.
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Vertical Life
Vertical Life. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, if you’re looking for a new and innovative way to give your climbing experience an edge, download the Vertical Life app today. What is Vertical-Life? Vertical-Life is an app
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Signs of hope for our coastal birds
A look at how our coastal breeding birds have fared in 2025 and the migratory visitors we can look forward to this winter.
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Things to see and do
There's so much to do at Manor Farm. Discover our animals, play facilities, history and more!
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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.
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A guide to the wildlife of Butser Hill National Nature Reserve
Butser Hill National Nature Reserve's chalky grassland makes an ideal home for wildlife.
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Overton a walk for wet days
Overton a walk for wet days. Route distance. 5 miles. Start point. Overton car park. Download the route. A short history of Overton. Overton is a large village and parish in Hampshire, located west of the town of Basingstoke and east of Whitchurch.
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A guide to the wildlife of Castle Bottom National Nature Reserve
Castle Bottom National Nature Reserve is home to one of the most important valley mires in southern England.
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Bishop's Waltham heritage walk
Bishop's Waltham heritage walk. Route distance. 4 miles. Start point. Station Roundabout. Download the route. Bishop's Waltham heritage walk. A short history of Bishop’s Waltham Palace. Bishop’s Waltham Palace was built by Henry de Blois once
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Winter Candlelight Houses
Winter Candlelight Houses. Pottery Workshop. Download to calendar. 15 November 2026 10am to 4pm. Saturday 15 November, 10am – 4pm. A traditional, hand-building, pottery workshop with guidance from ceramic artist, Tania Ware. You will create a set
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Kingsclere walk 3
Kingsclere walk 3. Route distance. 2 miles. Start point. Lay-by east of golf club. Download the route. A short description of the Kingsclere walk. Kingsclere has varied countryside including open downland, steep slopes, small fields and woodland.
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Team building days at Runway's End
Team building days at Runway's End. Take part in team building activities that focus on developing effective communication, boosting confidence and strengthening team trust. How your group can benefit. Lower cost day visit option. Improves and
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New Forest Standing Hat woodland wander
New Forest Standing Hat woodland wander. Route distance. 3 miles. Start point. Hollands Wood, Brokenhurst. Download the route. New Forest Standing Hat walk. A short history of the Dyke. The Dyke encompasses an area of about 500 acres. Legend has it
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Crew Adventures - Episode 5
Crew Adventures - Episode 5. read ( words). Aug 8 2022. Every day is an adventure when you’re doing something you love. For our crew members, their dedication to exploration, adventure, and the outdoors has shaped them into the people they are
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Restoration Films by local student-cum-freelancer, Jack Halsall
In December 2018, a young man named Jack approached the park team with an idea and a camera in his hands
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Herbarium
Herbarium. The Harold Hilliers’ herbarium in Jermyn’s House was founded in 1995 and officially opened by Dr Nigel Taylor, Curator of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. It is a home for specimens collected by the late Sir Harold on his travels and
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Roundhouse
Visit our cattle and sheep in the roundhouse that provides comfortable year-round housing for our larger livestock.
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Activities for Key Stage 3
Educational activities for Key Stage 3 at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens
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Basingstoke Canal Towpath Trail
Basingstoke Canal Towpath Trail. Route distance. 33.5 miles. Start point. Penny Bridge. Downloads. The Basingstoke Canal Towpath Trail is 33 miles from Penny Bridge to the River Wey at Woodham. This permissive footpath passes through a range of
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Souvenir Guide Book
This beautiful photographic guide is a perfect introduction, packed with captivating facts on the history of these award winning Gardens
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Barbecues and picnics
Hiring a BBQ at River Hamble Country Park makes for an idyllic setting to relax with friends, hold a meeting, or host a corporate day, children’s party or family get together.
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Why are mistletoe, holly and ivy popular at Christmas?
Discover how plants like mistletoe, holly, and ivy became associated with Christmas, and what the history behind them is.
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5 reasons to get kids involved in farmyard fun
There are plenty of reasons to head over to your local farm and see your favourite furry friends.
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Nature and wildlife at Queen Elizabeth Country Park
Learn about how we’re creating a space for nature at Butser Hill and about the wonderful wildlife you can spot at our park.