Hampshire Attractions Directory - listings for Gardens and walks
Walking in Hampshire is truly something not to miss, whether it’s by the sea, in the New Forest or over downland, we are spoilt for choice. Listed below are just some of the walks I have done, and usually there is a pub at the end to refresh you, and why not.
Amport Green, circular route., Andover
This route starting from the picturesque village of Amport provides a pleasant and interesting walk for adults and children alike. There are lots of animals and wildlife to look out for along the...
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Birdworld, Farnham
Welcome to Birdworld Nestling within the Alice Holt Forest, Birdworld is one of the largest bird parks in the country. There are 26 acres to explore so make sure you allow plenty of time to see...
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Exbury Gardens, Southampton
The Gardens are a spectacular 200 acre (100 hectare) site, world-famous for the Rothschild Collection of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias and rare trees and shrubs. This earthly paradise offers a...
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Farley Mount Walk, Winchester
Farley Mount Country Park On the downs a few miles west of Winchester lies Farley Mount Country Park, a large area of open country and woods, including chalk down grass land, Forestry Commission...
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Fritham Walk (New Forest) 3miles, Lyndhurst
Fritham walk is one of the most popular walks within the New Forest, not least because of the proximity to the famous Royal Oak pub in Fritham village, and also Eyeworth Pond at the bottom of the...
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Furzey Gardens, Nr Lyndhurst
These informal woodland gardens were first planted in 1922 and now contain an extensive collection of rare and beautiful plants from around the world. There is interest all the year round. In the...
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Gilbert White's House and Gardens, Selborne
Welcome to Gilbert White’s House & Garden and The Oates Collection website. Come and enjoy a special day out at this fascinating and most original museum commemorating important individuals in...
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Hillier Gardens, Romsey
Visitor Information Opening times: * Open all year except Christmas Day and Boxing Day. * Winter hours (Nov to March): 10am to 5pm. Last admission to Gardens is 4pm, one hour before...
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Hinton Ampner, Alresford
The vision of one man, Hinton Ampner is best known for its magnificent garden with stunning views to the south. The elegant country house was remodelled by Ralph Dutton, the 8th and last Lord...
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Houghton Lodge, Stockbridge
Much has happened since we wrote this website about Houghton and it is time for some more notes. The ongoing restoration of the Shrubbery has revealed beautiful views over the valley which had...
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Keats Walk, Winchester
Keats' Walk: introduction Keats' Walk is a self-guided walk in the poet's footsteps from the city to St Cross, passing through the landscape which inspired the ode 'To Autumn'. The round trip...
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Keyhaven to Pennington 4.6 miles, Lymington
From Keyhaven this circular walk takes an inland route towards Lower Pennington. After taking a footpath through fields the walk turns towards the coast and returns to Keyhaven via the Solent Way...
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Kings Somborne Walk 3.5 miles, Stockbridge
This pleasant and easy walk is suitable for all the family and takes in some of the characteristic countryside of Test Valley. It crosses the River Test at Horsebridge which is very picturesque...
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Lepe Loop, 5 miles leisurely walk., Southampton
Route Description Leave Lepe Country Park along the coastal road with the sea on your left. Remain on the footpath past the Watch House, joining the permissive beach path in front of Lepe...
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Longparish Walk 1.3 - 6.5 miles, Nr Andover
4 miles; 2 hours; 3 stiles; a small number of steep steps This walk will take you up the ridge bordering the village to the south. In early morning or late evening you get lovely views of the...
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Longstock Park Water Gardens, Stockbridge
Enter the garden and you step into one man's vision of paradise. A timeless place of broad vistas, secret nooks and secluded inlets. A sanctuary for wildlife and rare trees and flowers, where every...
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Micheldever Woods, Winchester
Micheldever Wood is 5 miles northeast of Winchester, bordering the M3, in fact the M3 goes through it at points. It is predominantly a beech wood with some conifer interspersed, with many species of...
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Mottisfont, Nr Romsey
At the heart of this tranquil rural estate is Mottisfont Abbey, set in glorious grounds alongside the fast-flowing River Test. There are many layers of history for the visitor to explore, including...
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Staunton Way – a section from Havant to Rowlands, Havant
This walk is situated near Havant, taking in the beautiful countryside that Staunton Country Park has to offer. Staunton Way – a section from Havant to Rowlands Castle Length: 4.15 mile...
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Stokes Bay Dry Walk, Gosport
A walk along the shore at Stokes Bay is one of the best dry walks in Hampshire. A round trip of approximately 1Hr will entertain you with sailing of all descriptions, give you the opportunity to fish...
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A Hampshire History
The history of Hampshire covers major events that have helped to shape our county and make it the seventh wealthiest in the country. We encourage you to add your memories before it is too late, don’t put it off, Grandparents this is a call to action.
