Bluebell Woods Hampshire – Looking for some stunning bluebell woods in Hampshire, then check out our suggestions, there are some great bluebell walks Hampshire to explore.
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Bluebell Woods Hampshire To Explore
Durley Mill
Location : Botley
With a Grade II listed watermill and millhouse, Durley Mill is just 7 miles away from Southampton and offers a real snapshot into how life ‘used to be’. With their beautiful bluebells in bloom through April and May, and heritage buildings to explore it’s a great spot that’s not too far from civilisation.
Exbury Gardens
Location : Exbury, Southampton, Hampshire, SO45 1AZ
Turning to a sea of colour each spring, Exbury Gardens is a great place for a day out this April/May to see bluebells, azaleas, camellias and rhododendrons. This country park is a whopping 200 acres of family fun and natural beauty to poke about in. There’s even a mini train if you don’t fancy plodding around too much.
Hinton Ampner
Location : Hinton Ampner, near Alresford, Hampshire, SO24 0LA
A National Trust-owned site, home to a beautiful country house, which turns in to a sea of blue each spring. To make the most of their stunning carpet of ‘bells, you can pick up a map from the site and stroll for about 30 minutes to find these hidden beauties.
Itchen Valley Country Park
Location : Allington Ln, Southampton SO30 3HQ
Itchen Valley Country Park is set in 440 acres of beautiful water meadows, woodland and meadows situated beside the River Itchen. As well as going seraching for bluebells, there are two outdoor fun play areas for children, one perfect for under nine year olds and an adventure style play area for ages 14 years and under located on High Hill Field. The Forest Trail connects the two play areas and adjoins the Play Trail, which is a short circuit with a series of play pieces, including a giant squirrel, climbing frame and a snail slide. Both these trails are pushchair-friendly.
Micheldever
Location : Chillandham Lane, Micheldever, Hampshire, SO24 9UB
Just 5 miles from Winchester, this wild woodland has a car park at the entrance of the wood as well as a picnic site, it’s the perfect spot to check out that big blue carpet. As well as the bluebell show each spring, the wood contains a number of archaeological features.
River Hamble Country Park
Location : Pylands Lane Bursledon SO31 1BH
Expect to to see bluebells on show in the Dock Copse area, just south of Manor Farm.
Roydon Woods
Location : Brockenhurst, Hampshire, SO42 7UF
As you stroll around Roydon woods, you may be able to see evidence of ancient settlers dotted around. Located just less than 2 miles outside of Brockenhurst, it has a range of walks available. Only downside is there’s no car park, however there’s some roadside parking if you hunt around.
The Vyne
Location : Vyne Road, Sherborne St John, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG24 9HL
The Vyne is a great spot to hit the bluebells and some charming historic architecture as well. The bluebell walk 1.3 miles and the grounds also offer up daffodils and cherry blossom for a bit of extra colour.
Zebon Copse
Location : Danvers Dr, Church Crookham, Fleet GU52 0YZ
Zebon Copse in the ancient settlement of Church Crookham offers some fab displays of bluebells. You can also take a trek down the nearby Basingstoke Canal and enjoy all the sights and sounds of Hampshire in the Spring.
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