Holly Hill Woodland Park
Sarisbury Green, Fareham
Photo: Chris Gunns, CC BY-SA 2.0Photo: Chris Gunns, CC BY-SA 2.0
A historic estate park of about 35 hectares between Sarisbury Green and the River Hamble, with lakes, waterfalls, a sunken garden and trees from around the world. Fareham Borough Council took it on in 1954 and has restored much of the landscape.
Highlights
- Lakes with islands and waterfalls
- Pulhamite stonework and a fern grotto
- Sunken garden and picnic spots
- Waymarked woodland walks
Good to know
- Keep dogs on leads around the lakes to protect wildlife
- A leaflet with a map is on the council site, and the route links to Wendlehome Nature Reserve and the Hamble shore
Getting there
Holly Hill Woodland Park, Barnes Lane, Sarisbury Green, Fareham, Hampshire, SO31 7BHParking: Large car park at Barnes Lane with over 80 spaces, including disabled bays near the entrance.
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