Queen Elizabeth Country Park

Visitor information

Over 2,000 acres of open access woodland and downland to explore

Discover endless family fun in the great outdoors at Queen Elizabeth Country Park.

From the top of Butser Hill, the highest point on the South Downs, down to the Visitor Centre with its shop and cafe, the park makes for a great day out.

For further information about current facilities, please visit the Hampshire County Council website for Queen Elizabeth Country Park:

Queen Elizabeth Country Park

At a glance

Walking and cycling trails
Play area
Cafe

Things to do

There are two permissive bike trails which are clearly waymarked on the ground.

parkrun organise free, weekly, 5km timed runs around the world. They are open to everyone, free, and are safe and easy to take part in. Come and join us every Saturday at 9:00am.

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There are three permissive walking trails which are clearly way marked on the ground. All three can be found in the on-site leaflet.

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