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Dues and moorings
We manage over 600 midstream moorings on the River Hamble on behalf of the Crown Estate. With access to the Solent, good communications facilities and a range of boating services available in this area, it’s a popular choice for anyone looking to
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The Clarendon Way
The Clarendon Way. Route distance. 24 miles. Start point. Salisbury Cathedral. The Clarendon Way runs from Salisbury to Winchester. It gets its name from Clarendon Park on the eastern edge of Salisbury. The walk has been divided into 4 sections.
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Learning at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens
Outdoor learning, for all ages, in a safe and inspiring environment.
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Winging at Calshot
Winging at Calshot. Learn the basics of winging and advance to wingfoiling with our progressive courses. What is winging? Winging is an exhilarating watersport that combines elements of windsurfing and kitesurfing. Participants stand on a small
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Membership
Become a member and enjoy unlimited visits all year
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The Hangers Way
The Hangers Way. Route distance. 21 miles. Start point. Alton Railway Station. Download the route. The Hangers Way begins at Alton Railway Station and finishes at Queen Elizabeth Country Park. It passes along a series of steep-sided wooded hills,
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Group visits
All you need to know to bring your group to enjoy Titchfield Haven
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Round Coppice
Round Coppice. A 16 acre ancient woodland, enclosed for at least 200 years. About the site. Round Coppice is a 'Site of Importance for Nature Conservation' (SINC). A family of roe deer hide somewhere amongst the trees. Address. Whiteley Coppices
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Slow worm
Slow worm. Slow worms are legless lizards and are around 40-50cm long. Being reptiles they warm themselves in the sun to increase their body temperature and will become more active when warm. Where to find. They can be spotted sunning themselves on
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Buckland Rings
Buckland Rings. Iron Age hill fort with woodland and grassland. About the site. Buckland Rings is a well-preserved Iron Age hill fort. It is located north of Lymington, on the southern fringes of the New Forest. The fort, rectangular in shape, has
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Safety
The River Hamble Harbour Authority’s primary responsibility is to maintain safety within the river and its approaches. The River Hamble byelaws should be read and understood by all river users. Failure to comply will result in civil prosecution.
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Crab Wood Local Nature Reserve
Crab Wood Local Nature Reserve. Ancient woodlands of oak, ash, maple and hazel coppice, with a rich flora and fauna. About the site. Crab Wood is a fine example of ancient coppiced woodland. Visitors are welcome to bring picnics and follow
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Herbert Plantation Local Nature Reserve
Herbert Plantation Local Nature Reserve. Mixed woodland of oak, birch, alder and pine. About the site. Herbert Plantation is named after Herbert Fox, who owned the estate until his death during World War II. It was originally part of the Adbury Park
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Bishop's Waltham Railway Line
Bishop's Waltham Railway Line. A permissive footpath following part of the former railway line between Bishop's Waltham and Botley, Bishops Waltham Local Nature Reserves. About the site. The Botley to Bishop's Waltham railway was closed in 1962. At
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The Avon Valley Path
The Avon Valley Path. Route distance. 34 miles. Start point. Salisbury Cathedral. Download the route. The Avon Valley Path is a long-distance walking route from Salisbury to Christchurch Priory and the sea. The route has been divided into 5 sections,
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Mini rangers
Bring our wildlife closer with our mini rangers backpacks
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Lock 3
Lock 3. Alongside Lock 3 stands Woodham Lock House. Woodham Flight. Woodham Lock House has a cellar where wines and spirits were stored. In 1920 the cottage was enlarged and stabling added for a carter who was responsible for handling the barge
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Lock 2
Lock 2. Woodham Flight. Between Locks 1 and 3 a number of colourful houseboats are moored along the canal. The car park beside Lock 2 was a former wharf serving West Byfleet.
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Heather Garden
Heather Garden. Heather Garden. The Heather Garden contains a range of heathers, delightful trees and shrubs. This gives all year interest of both flower and foliage. The Himalayan birch have white, pink and even dark grey/brown bark. The unusual
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Volunteering
Our volunteers work across a variety of roles helping preserve the reserve
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Courses
Courses. Minstead Study Centre provides educational nature experiences for adults. Throughout the year we run a range of courses based in and around our site. Previous courses have included breadmaking, fruit pruning, willow sculpture and
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Venue hire
How to hire a venue at one of Hampshire's country parks
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Support us
We love providing and preserving natural spaces for our visitors to enjoy. If you’re interested in supporting the work we do to keep River Hamble Country Park thriving, there are many ways to get involved and give something back to the countryside.
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Buriton through woods and fields
Buriton through woods and fields. Route distance. 2.8 miles. Start point. Halls Hill public car park. Download the route. Buriton through woods and fields. A short history of the parish of Buriton. The parish of Buriton lies immediately south of
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Beyond Boundaries
Beyond Boundaries. Free entry to the exhibition. Download to calendar. 8 January 2027 10am to 4pm. Friday 8 January – Sunday 17 January, 10am – 4pm. 2D3D South to returns to the Gardens with new work. Drawn from the Provence, Morocco, Cornwall,