Bramshot Farm Country Park

Bramshot Lane                                          
Fleet
Closest postcode: GU51 2RU.

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Bramshot Farm Country Park provides 91 acres of open meadows and woodlands, plentiful space for dog walking and other outdoor pursuits. 

2.5 kilometres of surfaced and unsurfaced pathways weave throughout the meadow complex to cater for all abilities and interests. A surfaced 1.3 kilometre (approx. 30 minutes' walk) path loops out from the car park and is suitable for buggies and wheelchairs.

Carved benches are dotted along the route at regular intervals so that you can take a seat and enjoy the scenery. Mown pathways extend a further kilometre into the Country Park, offering a chance to explore the site further and exercise any energetic furry friends! 

You can start your walk along our surfaced pathway ‘Leaping Hare Loop’ from the car park. An additional pedestrian entrance is located off Juniper Road via A327 underpass connecting you with ‘Yaffle Meadows’.

• From June 2021 to April 2023 - Please be aware that access to this site maybe effect due to works being carried out by South East Water. Details can be found on South East Waters Webpage.
• From the week commencing 16 May contractors will be working to improve the surface of Bramshot’s overflow car park. This work should take approximately 2 weeks. The access and parking at the main car park will not be affected. 
• No events are currently scheduled for this site, visit the Guided walks and activities page for updates.
• If you are interested in helping out with volunteer tasks, visit the Volunteering page for more information.

We’ve come together with the Hampshire Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) to create this short wellbeing trail. Find the signs and try the activities as you go round. Then see how different you feel by the end of the trail.

Connecting with nature can improve your mood and help you feel more relaxed. Take some time to enjoy the moment and the environment around you. Download the trail map and this simple guide to things you might notice on your walk.

Find more ideas for ways to connect with nature and information about wellbeing support on our mental health and wellbeing page.

You can also find lots of helpful information, advice and some guided mindfulness videos on the Hampshire CAMHS website.

The wetlands are now OPEN. The design has created a new series of ponds which will control the flow and retention of water as well as providing benefits for both people and wildlife.

Visitor improvements include: 

• New viewing decking and educational interpretation 
• New Boardwalks
• Formalize paths 
• Year-round access  

Wildlife Improvements include: 

• Bat Boxes 
• Compost Heap  
• Reptile Hibernacula  
• Log Piles  
• Wildflower mixes for pollinating insects  

The conversion of rush dominated grassland into an area of multiple ponds and other wetland features provides significant enhancement for amphibians and reptiles. Dogs must remain on a lead for a bedding in period to allow the wetlands to settle.