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Wallops Wood Cottages

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Award-winning 4* GOLD contemporary, ground-floor, self-catering cottages in converted farm buildings overlooking the Southern Downs nationwide Park,     With specific hots tubs, a brand new interior heated swimming pool and hoist that is available. Fashioned with accessibility, families and pets at heart, they are an year-round that is fantastic for walking, cycling and sightseeing.

The eight ground-floor self-contained cottages are completed to a highly skilled standard, with oak flooring along with underfloor heating, woodburners and complimentary WiFi within easy reach of London, Winchester, Petersfield, Chichester, Southampton and Portsmouth. The cottages are individually rated (M1, M2, M3, H1 and V1) under the National available Scheme and both small children and pets are welcome and specially catered for.

The cottages, which sleep 4-8 people, may be scheduled separately or as a group (up to 54 people infant that is excluding) well suited for multi-generational gatherings, celebrations or business get-togethers. Each cottage comprises an plan that is open room and fully equipped kitchen area with microwave oven, dishwasher and washer/dryer. All bedrooms are double or super kingsize, with TVs and en-suite shower rooms and another restroom that is communally accessible. Individual enclosed gardens, safe for both kiddies and animals, are equipped with hot tubs, outdoor furniture and barbecues and use of a sizable lawn that is provided.

Guests regularly discuss exactly how comfortable and well prepared the cottages are, with friendly and staff that is helpful owners. Guest additionally mention the very well appointed kitchen areas, the fabulous views through the hot tubs and exactly what a location that is relaxing is always to stay.

Wallops Wood Cottages can suggest excellent leading places for eating away locally, help source delicious local/seasonal ingredients through fellow people of Hampshire Fare, provide home-made meals for the fridge and sometimes even book a chef that is individual.

The cottages provide bike storage space, outdoor washing facilities and puncture fix kits and tend to be no more than 2.5 kilometers away from Old Winchester Hill in the South Downs Way. They've a cycling page on their internet site which provides information such as a repair that is local that may arrive at the cottages doing bicycle repairs, local off road bicycle paths, GPS cycle paths and maps.

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1 The Spain


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18th century town house with charming walled garden close to town centre.Convenient for railway section and many eating that is great.  Beautiful walks nearby and access that is straightforward attractions in Southern Hampshire and West Sussex.  Friendly and establishment that is welcoming separate sitting room for visitors.  Open all year.

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Adhurst Yurts

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Adhurst Yurts have five    yurts and another canvas-roofed wood cabin tucked within a hundred acres of ancient woodland above the banks regarding the River Rother - well far from any roads.    

And all in the Southern Downs National Park.     Adhurst provide trendy, healthy and ecologically-conscious breaks for everyone from family reunions to couple that is romantic holidaying pets, foodies and nature enthusiasts. Honeymoons in Willow are very popular.     All our yurts have unique safari kitchen areas.     Birch Yurt and Chestnut are well suited for friends sharing.

    

We are 60 minutes from London and simply reached by train.     Walk from your own yurt through personal woodland that is ancient three various bars.     The Queens Head in Sheet as well as the Harrow in Steep are both charming.     There\u2019s also the farm that is pick-your-own Durleighmarsh, just one mile away.     Bushcraft is roofed in most arrivals and is taught by all of us of specialists friday.

    

Adhurst Yurts are suggested by Sawday\u2019s, The Telegraph, The Week, The Sunday occasions, The Independent, Harper\u2019s Bazaar, Hampshire lifetime and also function in the WILD that is best-selling and Cool Camping\u2019s Glamping Getaways show.

The Hazel Safari tent is the ‘ultimate family tent’ with an internal footprint of 6 metres x 11.5 metres with a large living and cooking area. One king-size double bed and a separate bedroom with a triple bunk easily sleeping 5, however for those extra guests there is a single sofa if required. Your own hot shower and flushing toilet is incorporated. The covered veranda offers great indoor and outdoor space to dine and relax.

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Hazel Safari Tent 

Dogs are very welcome but must always be kept on a lead and are not allowed on the furniture or beds.

A firepit is supplied for your campfires and BBQ. 

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The Hawk Lodge tent - (two storey) 'ultimate family tent'. The Lodge has an internal footprint of 7.6 metres x 5.4 metres, with an extra floor sleeping up to four people. Together with 2 king-size double beds below, you can create sleeping for eight, making it extremely flexible for larger families or groups. Comes with your own hot shower and flushing toilet. The veranda is covered, which offers great indoor and outdoor space.

Hawk Lodge Tent 

Located on the edge of the South Downs National Park and at the mid-point of a long established route between Winchester and Portsmouth in Hampshire, Beechen Glamping is a lovely place to stop, relax and enjoy the outdoors taking in the magical views from our two luxury camping tents, the Hazel Safari and Hawk Lodge.

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Brick House B&B Cheriton

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You\'ll receive a welcome that is warm The Brick House B&B in Cheriton, where hospitality is the main fabric of the beautifully updated Victorian house that started life as a pub.

After a recently available refurbishment that is modern are     pleased to meet up the requirements of people to the charming village of Cheriton, nestled into the heart associated with the Southern Downs National Park.

The Southern Downs National Park,     Alresford, Chawton or maybe Portsmouth this new Forest or Stonehenge, your stay during the Brick home will likely to be most enjoyable whether the focus of one's visit is Winchester.

Meonside Camping

The campsite is located in a rolling chalk hill valley on the banks of the River Meon.

Situated only 10 minutes walk from the Domesday Village of East Meon it gives a mix of sheer tranquillity as well as accessibility.

Whether you love walking or cycling or just a brief wander our campsite is located perfectly.  The South Downs Way, the main trail route across our National Park is only a 15 minute walk away across our working family farm which is bustling with life all year round. The site is also adjacent to the East Hampshire cycle route.

Our campsite has basic facilities with toilets, fire pits, drinking water tap and seating area.

*Firewood including paper and kindling can be purchased on arrival to the campsite.

The South Downs Sustainability Centre are an independent knowledge centre, a veritable beacon for sustainability and an award-winning social enterprise charity: worth a visit with interested kids of all of the ages to start out setting them an example that is environmental! With a holistic, practical and imaginative way of  education the fun and fascinating Sustainability Centre will be here you!) to explore exactly how we can all make greener, healthier and more ethical alternatives in virtually all walks of life, explained through interactive academic processes directed at school aged kids for you(yes. They also run a huge selection of youngsters' courses and events throughout the year which cover sets from moms and dad and child woodland rest outs, to lantern making, to songs and indications and regular specials.It's well worth making use of our url to browse what's approaching to have in upon, especially on the approach to school that is major.

Sustainability Centre

Sustainability Centre, A Centre for Sustainable Know How, Schools, Courses, Woodland Skills, Natural Burial Ground and Accommodation / Camping

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A visit to Queen Elizabeth nation Park is well overdue.The park is home to 38 types of butterfly and 12 forms of wild orchid, therefore is more or less an utopia for regional wildlife for stargazing, wildlife walks and simply a jolly good stretch for the feet. All thing gross, make sure you join one of their 'fungal foray' walks around the park; a 'dawn chorus' can be readily available for site visitors whom prefer a little less fungus on their family outings!There are plenty of adventure trails as well as an animal themed play area for tiny tots, just don't miss climbing the highest observing point in Hampshire for a spot of stargazing if your littluns love. It is great for aspiring astronomers, permitting them to observe how stars that are many can name as well as creating some of their!

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Meonside Camping

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Meonside Camping

Lower Farm, Petersfield, East Hampshire GU32 1EZ, England

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Wallops Wood Cottages

1 The Spain

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