Heritage and History of Staunton CP

Service Description

Walks are back in March 2025! The History and Heritage of Staunton Country Park walks take in the Regency landscape created by George Staunton and his successor William Stone and its range of follies, Grade II listed buildings and ornamental lake. Learn about the history right on your doorstep. This Heritage and History walk at Staunton Country Park is every 3 months, with dates below: - Tuesday 4th March - Tuesday 3rd June - Tuesday 2nd September - Tuesday 2nd December Please note, we are also running a new 'Hidden history walk' in Havant town centre. See other listing for these dates. 10.00am meet at the Coach House/Visitor Centre for a 10.15am start - 11.30am (Approximately). You can book for just yourself, or you can add other people to your booking by selecting number of spaces you require. Who are the friends of Staunton country park? They are a registered charity with the purpose to promote the preservation, restoration and improvement of Staunton Country Park for the education and benefit of the public. There are lots of opportunities for you to volunteer with them or even join the group and become a friend of Staunton country park! Please visit the link below to find out more: https://foscp.co.uk/ The visitor centre is at the country park side of the road, not the farm side. Parking charges apply when visiting the country park. You can use either of the car parks but the main car park at Petersfield Road (PO9 5HD) is closest to the visitor centre. There are residential roads around West leigh areas you can park in and walk over to avoid charges, if you need to. Staunton Country Park is located on Middle Park Way in Havant, on the border between Havant and Rowlands Castle. It's accessible via the A27 near Havant and from the A3 near Horndean too. The nearest railway station is Havant, and there is a bus stop at the entrance to the farm over the road. You can use the number 20 and number 21 (Stagecoach) or the number 27 (First Buses).