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There are many places to visit around the area of the Headley Park Hotel. We have listed below some of the top attractions on and off the Hotel.

At The Hotel

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Fishing

Operated in accordance with National Rivers and Waterways Authority.

Our two lakes contain mainly carp

16 pegs on the big lake, 5 on the small lake and 1 on the River Wey



Daily Rate

£8.00 per Adult
£4.00 Per Child (Please note that all children must be accompanied by an adult)



Membership Rates (Per Year)

£45.00 per Adult
£30.00 Senior Citizens
£25.00 Per Child (Please note that all children must be accompanied by an adult)



Night Fishing open to Members Only

Contact us for details: Telephone 01420 472810
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Camping

Here at Headley Park we have several large camping areas all with access to shower blocks and toilets as well as access to all the hotels open facilities,

£10.00 per pitch, per night
£15.00 Caravans

Please note that we do not supply electrical hook ups for caravans or motor homes
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Swimming Pool

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Open Air Swimming Pool

Open to the Public from May till September

Located in our serene woodlands is a well hidden Open Air Swimming Pool open to both residents and non residents

Adults £4.00
Children £3.00
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Rifle & Pistol Club

Operated by the Headley Park Rifle and Pistol Club in accordance with Police Regulations.

 

Off The Hotel

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Alice Holt Woodland

Alice Holt offers something for all the family including its world famous ‘Go Ape’ High Wire Assault Course, cool adventure playgrounds and great bike trails all an arrows flight from where they filmed the opening scenes of gladiator.
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Bird World

Bird World is Britain’s largest bird park and gardens, situated approx 3 miles from Headley Park Hotel it offers a wide range of activities including an Under Water World and Jenny Wren’s Farm. A great day out for young and old alike.
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Jane Austins House Museum

Set in the centre of the picturesque village of Chawton is the charming 17th century house that was the home to Jane Austin.
World famous author of classic novels such as Pride and Prejudice and Emma to name a few, this museum is open to the public and this year is the bi centenary of Jane Austin moving to Chawton so there will be many organised activities in the local area.
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WaterCress Line Railway

The Watercress Line runs from Alton to Arlesford (a little way north of Winchester).

Originally the line ran from Winchester to London. It acquired its name as the line was used to transfer watercress from local watercress beds around Arlesford up to London.

The area around Arelsford is an important area for growing watercress.

Please click here to contact us for further information or call 01420 472810.

 

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