In to Roost
Titchfield Haven National Nature Reserve, Hill Head · 12 December 2026
Photo: Oliver Dixon, CC BY-SA 2.0Photo: Oliver Dixon, CC BY-SA 2.0
A guided dusk walk and hide session at Titchfield Haven National Nature Reserve near Hill Head on 12 December 2026, from 2:30pm to 5pm. Participants sit in the Knights Bank Hide to watch birds such as cormorants, marsh harriers and fieldfares come in to roost over the East Meadows. Places are limited and booking by phone or at Reception is advised, with warm clothing recommended.
Highlights
- Guided dusk watch from the Knights Bank Hide
- Chance to see roosting cormorants, marsh harriers and fieldfares
- Tickets from £10, booking by phone or at Reception
Getting there
Titchfield Haven National Nature Reserve, PO14 3JT
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Photo: ITookSomePhotos, CC0Hill Head Beach
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Photo: Oliver Dixon, CC BY-SA 2.0Titchfield Haven National Nature Reserve
Titchfield Haven is a 369-acre National Nature Reserve in the Lower Meon Valley, managed by Hampshire County Council. Its wetlands and hides are good for birdwatching, with wildfowl in winter and migrant waders in autumn.
Image: Hovercraft MuseumHovercraft Museum
A volunteer-run museum on the Lee-on-the-Solent seafront, based on the old Daedalus naval base. Visitors can climb aboard the SR.N4 cross-channel hovercraft and try hands-on activities such as air hockey.