eat out get about

Your guide tofamily-friendly

pubs in ruralHampshire

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Planning a day out with the family can feel like preparingfor a military campaign. You load up with all kinds of kit,and keep your fingers crossed that your chosen destinationwill provide what you can’t carry.

This guide aims to make life easier for you. By exploringthe pubs listed in these pages, you can be sure of a happyfamily lunch or drinks with friends, safe in the knowledgethat each one has passed the Hampshire TourismPartnership’s ‘family friendly’ test.

We have visited pubs across the Hampshire countrysidelooking for those which give a real welcome to children.We’ve rated parking, high chairs, entertainments, gardens,menus and baby changing facilities. And out of all thosethat we visited, we have chosen those which we thinkpromise the best all-around experience.

They won’t all provide organic baby food or free nappiesor a basket of toys. But they do all offer welcomingtouches which mean that you can relax and enjoy yourself.And as far as possible, we have selected pubs near a touristattraction or activity in case you want to make a day of it.

Look out for more seasonal information and new pubs onwww.eatoutgetabout.co.uk

Stephen MunnChair, Hampshire Tourism Partnership

All pubs were visited in person and assessed against common criteria, but food quality was not tested. To check the food hygiene ratings of pubs andother eateries in Hampshire log onto www.safe2eat.comPubs may change hands, so it is advisable to ring and double check details and booking requirements before visiting. Information correct at the time of going to press.

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Planning a day out with the family can feel like preparingfor a military campaign. You load up with all kinds of kit,and keep your fingers crossed that your chosen destinationwill provide what you can’t carry.

This guide aims to make life easier for you. By exploringthe pubs listed in these pages, you can be sure of a happyfamily lunch or drinks with friends, safe in the knowledgethat each one has passed the Hampshire TourismPartnership’s ‘family friendly’ test.

We have visited pubs across the Hampshire countrysidelooking for those which give a real welcome to children.We’ve rated parking, high chairs, entertainments, gardens,menus and baby changing facilities. And out of all thosethat we visited, we have chosen those which we thinkpromise the best all-around experience.

They won’t all provide organic baby food or free nappiesor a basket of toys. But they do all offer welcomingtouches which mean that you can relax and enjoy yourself.And as far as possible, we have selected pubs near a touristattraction or activity in case you want to make a day of it.

Look out for more seasonal information and new pubs onwww.eatoutgetabout.co.uk

Stephen MunnChair, Hampshire Tourism Partnership

All pubs were visited in person and assessed against common criteria, but food quality was not tested. To check the food hygiene ratings of pubs andother eateries in Hampshire log onto www.safe2eat.comPubs may change hands, so it is advisable to ring and double check details and booking requirements before visiting. Information correct at the time of going to press.

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Hampshire water comes in all shapes and sizes,from fast flowing chalk streams to the sweepingpanorama of the Solent with its impressive cruiseliners and container ships. The pubs in this sectionoffer a selection of waterside locations: combine

a meal with a punt on the canal, a potter on theshingle, a spot of boat watching or a crabbingsession. You will need to keep an eye on toddlersin some places, but the rewards are many: prettygardens, stunning views and very happy children.


The Royal Oak

Waterwitch

The Shoe Inn

The Mayfly


Nestled on the water’s edge ofthe tidal inlet of LangstoneHarbour. An old, beamed,welcoming pub providing locallyproduced healthy meals.

Sit in the pretty back garden orpotter on the shingle shorelinewhen the tide goes out.

Parking limited.

Langstone PO9 1RYTelephone: 023 9248 3125

On the banks of the River Test,with a large garden open to thefast flowing river on all sides.Stunning location. Cold buffetoffering child size portions.Watch the fish and the ducks at your feet!

Take note: There is no fencing, so not safe for toddlers.

Not far from the Museum ofArmy Flying at Middle Wallop.

Hampshire Hospitality Award Winner

Fullerton SO20 6AXTelephone: 01264 860 283

Picturesque Hampshire villagewith pub situated on the RiverMeon. Large garden with riverrunning through it and ducks asregular visitors. Lovely spot on asummer’s day. Local walks andcycle rides along the disusedMeon Valley Railway Line.

Take note: River not fenced off,so watch toddlers.


Shoe Lane, Exton SO32 3NTTelephone: 01489 877 526

Pretty pub perched on theBasingstoke Canal in Odihamvillage. Cycle racks outside.Large, open garden leadingtowards the canal with attractiveseating. This area is fenced off.

You can hire boats and puntsnext door or enjoy walks alongthe pretty towpath.

Colt Hill, Odiham RG29 1ALTelephone: 01256 702 778

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The Mayflower

The Ferry Boat Inn

The Vine Inn

The Bugle

Large, well presented pub, on apeninsula near the lifeboatstation. Next to a little park withchildren’s play area. Largegarden with swinging tyres andwooden climbing apparatusoverlooking port. Children’smenu and high chairs available.

Right by waterside for crabbing,fishing and ferry rides.

Kings Saltern, Lymington SO41 3QDTelephone: 01590 672 160

Tucked down a tiny cobbledstreet. Perfect for a drink on the decking with a view over the water. There is a launchingarea ideal for crabbing,watching boats or strolls alongthe water’s edge.

Pay and display parking nearby.Bring change.


High Street, Hamble SO31 4HATelephone: 023 8045 3000

Situated in the scenic village of Stockbridge. Feed the ducks and watch the fish. The gardenat the back has the River Testambling through: not deepalthough not fenced off, so takecare with toddlers.

Parking to the rear.

High Street, Stockbridge SO20 6HFTelephone: 01264 810 652

With its exposed location on thetip of Hayling Island, the FerryBoat Inn offers fantastic sea viewstowards Portsmouth. Enjoy thepanorama seated on the deckingwith a drink, waiting for theHayling – Portsmouth Ferry. Plentyof parking and a children’s menuavailable.

Small shingle beach adjacent for paddling.

Ferry Road, Hayling Island PO11 ODGTelephone: 023 9246 3459

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Hampshire boasts some of the most beautifulcountryside in the UK, all within easy reach. Our rural pubs have interesting gardens withattractions ranging from chickens, rabbits, pigsand ducks to trampolines, wendy houses and

giant chess sets. Children can let off steam, whileyou take in the wonderful scenery: take your pickfrom watercress beds, picturesque villages or thelocal cricket pitch. Check out the bus timetablesand turn lunch out into an adventure by bus.


The Churchillian

The Hen & Chicken Inn

The Selborne Arms

The Star Inn


Perched on Portsdown Hilloverlooking Portsmouth and the Solent. Wonderful views,both inland and out to sea.Spacious, simple interior withdisabled facilities.

Adjacent to Fort Nelson and parksfor walking and kite flying.

Widley Walk, Portsdown Hill PO6 3LSTelephone: 023 9237 1803

This traditional, beamed pub,not far from Romsey, is adjacentto a cricket ground with a quirkyoutdoor garden complete withlarge chess set.

A relaxing lunch stop to combinewith a trip to Mottisfont Abbeyor the Sir Harold Hillier Gardens.

East Tytherley Road, Lockerley SO51 OLWTelephone: 01794 340 225

At the centre of the picturesquevillage boasting a pottery, littleshops and Gilbert White’s House.Great local walks. Variedoutdoor play area with wendyhouses, wooden climbingframes, table football undercover and indoor chess sets.

Good children’s menu.


Selborne GU34 3JRTelephone: 01420 511 427

A roadside pub on the A31 fromAlton to Guildford. Convenientto meet friends, or to stop en route to The Watercress Line steam railway or the coast.A wooden play area in theenclosed back garden will amuse the children.

Plenty of off-road parking.

Upper Froyle GU34 4JHTelephone: 01420 221 15

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Bourne Valley Inn

The Ship Inn

The Castle Inn

The Plough Inn


Very rural location withaccommodation. Look out forthe impressive viaduct and thewatercress beds. There is astream trickling though thegarden (not fenced off). Calmand spacious setting. Children’s menu available.

Not far to Finkley Down Farm.

The Upper Link, St. Mary Bourne SSP11 6BTTelephone: 01264 738 361

Attractive and welcoming pub in a traditional Hampshirevillage on the River Test, just offthe A303. There are chickens andrabbits in the garden, and awendy house to play in. Behindthe pub garden is the localfootball field. Child size portionsavailable from the main menu.


Longparish SP11 6PBTelephone: 01264 720 358

Old railway pub situated underthe railway bridge. Large gardenwith swings designated forfamilies. Friendly atmosphereand disabled facilities. Child size portions available from the main menu.

Very close to Staunton Country Park.

1 Finchdean Road, Rowlands Castle PO9 6DATelephone: 023 924 12494

Just south of Winchester, a veryrural location in the village ofOwslebury. Simple children’smenu, high chairs and a fantastic garden with trampolines, wendyhouses, tyres and woodenclimbing frames.

Local attractions include Marwell Wildlife and Intech ScienceCentre & Planetarium.

Owslebury SO21 1LTTelephone: 01962 777 358

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Watership Down Inn

The Plough Inn

The Hampshire Bowman

The Greyfriar

Charming, old world pub withwonderful garden. Chickens,wendy houses and timberframed climbing equipment.Children’s portions from an adultmenu, although sophisticatedfood for children.

Whitchurch Silk Mill and walks nearby.

Freefolk RG28 7NJTelephone: 01256 892 254

Opposite the entrance to JaneAusten’s House in a prettyvillage just off the A31. Smallgarden, selling fresh eggs withan honesty box. Next door to alovely play area.

No high chairs available.


Winchester Rd, Chawton GU34 1SBTelephone: 01420 83841

Friendly country pub, recentlyrefurbished. Large garden and orchard with climbingequipment for children. Puzzles to play with indoors.Good children's menu atreasonable prices.

Access down a long countrylane. You can tether horsesoutside.


Dundridge SO32 1GDTelephone: 01489 892 940

This charming old pub is in thesmall village of Sparsholt, twomiles north of Winchester.Ample parking on site, and alarge garden with wooden forts to climb on. Off roadcycling nearby.

Good children’s menu and locallysourced food. Very popular, sobook at weekends.

Sparsholt SO21 2NWTelephone: 01962 776 353

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The Farmer’s Home

Seven StarsThe Bush Inn

Just off the beaten track, apopular family pub with largegarden and selection of outdoorswings and climbing equipment.Staff are used to catering forlarge numbers and have anadequate children’s menu.

Friendly and accommodatingatmosphere.

Book a ride at The Quob stables,or introduce the children to livecricket at The Rose Bowl.

Heathen Street, Durley SO32 2BTTelephone: 01489 860 457

Definitely worth finding! Lovelyriverside garden with the RiverItchen meandering through. Simple children’s menu and plentyof parking. Limited space indoors:somewhere to visit in goodweather.

Watch toddlers as the river is notfenced. Not far from The WatercressLine steam railway or Intech Science Centre & Planetarium.


Ovington SO24 ORETelephone: 01962 732 764

Situated just outside Petersfield,this busy pub has a spaciousinterior. Tiny enclosed play area outside, but large open interior,recently refurbished. Goodchildren’s menu at good prices.

Plenty of parking. Set back fromthe main road.

56 Winchester Road, Stroud GU32 3PGTelephone: 01730 264 122

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Fun & games

CRABS

DOGS

DUCKS

FISH

HAMPSHIRE HOG

HARE ANDHOUNDS

HEN ANDCHICKEN

HORSES

MAYFLY

NEW FORESTPONIES

PARROTS

PIGS

RABBITS

SPREAD EAGLE

SWANTROUT

WHITE BUCK

WHITE HORSE

(For the solution and other games go to www.eatoutgetabout.co.uk)

You will find lots of animals in and around the pubs in thisguide, on pubs signs, in gardens and in the surroundingcountryside. While you are waiting for your meal, why nottry to find to spot the same animals in this wordsearch?There are 18 to find in total: make sure you use a pencil sothat you can rub out the answers and let someone elsehave a go later.

Have you enjoyed your visit to one of these pubs?The Hampshire Tourism Partnership would love to hear what made it good - or what could have made itbetter. Send us a short review or even a picture, and youcould win a prize. Ask your parents to email the review [email protected], including your name and age,name of pub and date of visit.

You can play another animalgame by just counting upthe number of animals youcan find around the pubgarden or in this guide andseeing who can find themost different ones. Setyourself a time limit like 5minutes, and see who comesup with the longest list.



Brigadier Gerard

The Spread Eagle

The Hampshire Hog

Izaak Walton

This pub boasts a fully equippedfamily toilet with nappies, wipesand a potty, as well as boxes ofbooks and toys to occupytoddlers. Outdoors is a largegarden with plenty of climbingequipment and a range ofgames equipment, including agoal post. Large signs ‘Slowdown for children’ in car park.Good menus.

Not far from Marwell Wildlifeand Marwell Activity Barn.

Botley Road, Horton Heath SO50 7DQTelephone: 023 8069 3458

In the picturesque village of EastMeon with the River Meonrunning through it. The IzaakWalton is on the high street,with ample parking to the rearand a garden with trampoline,swings and a playhouse.

A simple children’s menu at agood price. There are high chairsthat attach to table tops.

High Street, East Meon GU32 1QATelephone: 01730 823 252

Large bustly pub, just off theA31, with an enclosed outdoorarea for young children. The spacious interior canaccommodate large numbers, and offers a children’s menu.

Visit Queen Elizabeth CountryPark near by for a healthy dayout of doors.

London Road, Clanfield PO8 OQDTelephone: 023 9259 1083

North of Petersfield, the SpreadEagle has a wonderful gardenarea with wooden climbingequipment, all fenced in, and an extended grassy park to playon too.

A smallish pub inside, but verywelcoming, with a reasonablechildren’s menu. High chairs areavailable.

Farnham Road, West Liss GU33 6JUTelephone: 01730 892 088

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The White Horse

Boot Inn

The Wheatsheaf

The Malthouse Inn

Near the Sir Harold HillierGardens, this pub has parking tothe rear with a good size gardenand seating area. The gardenlooks onto the local village parkfull of swings, slides andclimbing equipment. Thechildren’s menu offers a goodselection of food and there arehigh chairs available.

Winchester Road, Ampfield SO51 9BQTelephone: 01794 368 356

Visit this pub for the garden; the climbing frames andswinging tyres – child heaven!The inside is very basic, althoughreasonable prices for children’smenu. Visit on a sunny day andenjoy the outdoor facilities.

Not far from Mottisfont Abbey.

Stockbridge Road, Timsbury SO51 ONGTelephone: 01794 368 303

A large pub full of quirkymemorabilia and knick knacks.Good children’s menu. There isan accessible toilet and one highchair available. The large gardenaccommodates a chicken runwith ex-battery chickens.Adjacent to the garden, pigs are being reared.

There is a large on-site car park,and the Sir Harold HillierGardens are close by.

Braishfield Road, Braishfield SO51 OQETelephone: 01794 368 372

A lovely Hampshire village witha typical village pub. Friendlyand accommodating. No specificchildren’s menu, but half pricefor half portions. Two high chairsavailable and a large garden forthe summer. Come on a warmday for a relaxed atmosphere.

Parking on site.

Houghton, SO20 6LHTelephone: 01794 388 310

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The Hunters

Purefoy Arms

The Jolly FarmerCountry Inn

The West Meon Hut

Pub with spacious interior. Theoutdoor area offers several playareas for different age groups,and some undercover areas.

A children’s menu is availableand there is a large off road car park.

Cott Street, Swanmore SO32 2PZTelephone: 01489 877 214

Open and spacious interior,offering two-for-one duringcertain hours. Located on cross-roads leading to Hinton AmpnerNational Trust property. Verypopular with families, offering acarvery at weekends.

Large wooden fort for childrenin garden area. Busy location butgreat stop en route to localattractions.

West Meon GU32 1JXTelephone: 01730 829 291

Unusual to find a pub retainingits cosy and atmospheric interiorin a residential area. Friendlystaff and pub full of character,with attractive well kept frontage.Children’s menus and good sizeplay area with plenty of climbingequipment in garden.

Parking to the rear. Not far fromthe sea.

Fleet End Road, Warsash SO31 9JHTelephone: 01489 572 500

Recently refurbished, this pubnow boasts a wonderful,comfortable interior with largesofas. There are high chairsavailable. The simple children’smenu is pricey, but does includeice cream.

The garden at the back is largewith simple play equipment.Plenty of room to run around.

Preston Candover RG25 2EJTelephone: 01256 389 777

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The Cedars

The Hatchet Inn

The Cross Keys Inn

The Bold Forester

An attractive pub frontage inthe middle of the small village ofBinsted. Cosy interior with arural garden to the rear offeringclimbing equipment and swings.

Children’s menu on offer, nottoo expensive. Friendly staff.

Near The Watercress Line steamrailway to watch steam engines.

The Street, Binsted GU34 4PBTelephone: 01420 22 112

Covered in hanging basketsthroughout the summer monthsor Christmas lights in the winter,the Bold Forester on the A27 isalways easy to spot. Spacious pubwith even more spacious garden.Play equipment and lots ofpotential for games of hide &seek. Easy parking, a children'smenu and big tables inside justright for family meals. Ideallyplaced for a visit to BursledonWindmill or BursledonBrickworks just up the road.

120 Bridge Rd, Sarisbury Green SO31 7EL Telephone: 01489 576 400

On the Hampshire/Wiltshireborder, this remote pub is in an extremely rural position with beautiful views over thecountryside. Hard to find, butquirky. A horse trough and place to tether up at the mainentrance, whilst to the rear is aplay area for children. The puboffers a children’s menu and hashigh chairs

Find it and have fun.

Upper Chute SP11 9ERTelephone: 01264 730 295

Beautiful, thatched and beamedold English pub. Large outdoorarea to the front with deckingand seating and space to runaround. High chairs are availableand a good varied children’smenu at top end prices.

Definitely worth a trip for theEnglish country setting.

Lower Chute SP11 9DXTelephone: 012647 30 229

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The Trout Inn

The Swan

The Robin Hood

Large enclosed lawn area withplay equipment to the back ofthe pub. No children’s menu, buthalf portion roasts at weekendsand simple sausages and mash orchicken/fish and chips in child-size portions. Sofas and booksinside with a relaxed yetorganised atmosphere.

Need to book at weekends.

Durley Street, Durley SO32 2AATelephone: 01489 860 229

On the edge of Basingstoke nearThe Vyne National Trust property.Conveniently located just off themain road, quiet ambience andlong garden, with plenty of space to play.

Friendly and accommodatinginterior.

Sherborne St. John RG24 9HSTelephone: 01256 702 727

On the River Itchen, the drive here encompasses beautifulHampshire scenery. A lovelyvillage and the pub has a largesloping garden with play area.

Sunday roasts, children’s portions and good selectionfrom main menu. High chairs are available.

Main Road, Itchen Abbas SO21 1BQTelephone: 01962 779 537

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Everyone loves the New Forest: it’s one giant,natural play area. Pick any of the pubs in thissection, and you are sure to find a local walk, cycle ride or woodland den-building adventure.You can spot roaming ponies, or even tether

your own horses if you are on a family hack. Lookout for parrots, ducks and passing boats. If it rains,put on wellies for jumping in the puddles. Thenhead for the pub with a big trunk of toys andgames to keep the children amused at the table.



The Trusty Servant

The Alice Lisle

The Yachtsman’s Bar

The Royal Oak

Well presented pub with largeseating area in the back garden.Looking out onto the villagegreen with stocks for the localhooligans! A big trunk of toysindoors with puzzles and games to keep children amusedat the table.

Near Furzey Gardens and otherNew Forest attractions.

Interesting menu with smallportions available for children.

Minstead SO43 7FYTelephone: 023 8081 2137

Traditional English thatched 17th

century pub on a green with aduck pond. New Forest ponieswandering around and fords tocross the streams – great fun!

Good children’s menu. Newenclosed wooden play area inthe garden. Near the town ofFordingbridge.

Ringwood Road, North Gorley SP6 2PBTelephone: 01425 652 244

Situated on the village greenoverlooking Beaulieu water, thisfabulous location is part of theMaster Builder’s Hotel. A large greenprovides space for the children torun, with views of yachts and boatspassing. A simple, uncluttered barwhich welcomes children and dogs,and seating outside to enjoy theviews. A good walk along the rivertakes you to Beaulieu and thefamous Motor Museum.

You pay to park at the only carpark in this area, so bring change.

Bucklers Hard, Beaulieu Estate SO42 7XBTelephone: 01590 616 253

Just inside the New Forest fromRingwood. Scores highly allround. Children’s menu a littlepricey, but staff are welcomingand accommodating. A largegarden with ‘children only’zones and a cage of parrots.

The pub overlooks a disused lakefull of wildlife. You can tetherhorses at the entrance.

Ample parking.

Rockford Green, Ringwood BH24 3NATelephone: 01425 474 700

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The High Corner Inn

The White Buck


The Rising Sun

Hare & Hounds

A secret location, down a longgravel track. Worth the find forthe fun of it. A large parkingarea with a rambling garden full of trees and some woodenclimbing equipment.

Reasonable children’s menu.Opens from 11am.

Book at weekends.

Linwood BH24 3QYTelephone: 01425 473 973

Formerly a country house, this pubalso provides accommodation inthe heart of the New Forest.Great big garden with woodenplay area. Plenty of outsideseating in summer. Spaciousinterior with comprehensivemenu for adults and children.

Plenty of parking. Definitelyworth a visit.

Bisterne Close, Burley BH24 4AZTelephone: 01425 402 264

A roadside pub which looks alittle shabby from the outside but inside is clean and friendly.The small garden to the rearaccommodates a wooden climbingfort. There is a children’s menuand high chairs are available.

A good stopping point on a long journey.

Sway SO41 6ALTelephone: 023 8047 0543

Large, friendly interior with lotsof high chairs available. Babychanging facilities in the toilets.Wide selection of children’s foodand a big garden with climbingequipment.

Large off road car park. A popularlocation especially during thesummer.

Bashley Common Rd, Wootton BH25 5SFTelephone: 01425 610 360

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Hampshire is a big county with lots on offer for families,but sometimes the information seems to be spread acrosstoo many leaflets, websites and magazines. Here are ourtop websites to help you find the information you need fora family outing.

Visitor attractionsHampshire’s attractions have quizzes,hands-on exhibits, living historyperformances, special events andother features that will tickle yourchild’s imagination and whet theircuriosity. For a shortcut to a greatselection of places to visit, trywww.visit-hampshire.co.uk or go towww.hampshireattractions.co.uk for some money-savingspecial offers. Local tourist information centres offer reallyhelpful advice for a good day out with the family, so trythem out with a challenge or two this holiday.

Theatres, galleries and concert hallsMany arts venues offer workshops,crafts sessions and performancesdesigned especially for children.

They provide the perfect escape to afantasy world; a safe place for a really

messy art activity, or an introduction to new hobbies.Venues that are keen to welcome families often display theFamily Friendly logo on their websites and brochures. Forideas around Hampshire and further afield, checkwww.familywhatson.com/specialevents.asp

LibrariesAll over the country, libraries are reinventing themselves.Library staff run storytelling sessions, baby rhyme timesand ‘meet the author’ events, and host a wide range ofperformances and workshops by other organisations too.No one will tell you to ‘be quiet’ these days: libraries areplaces for children to discover the world around them and have fun while they do it. Go towww3.hants.gov.uk/library-children.htm for events, bookrecommendations and information on how to claim yourdinosaur library card. If you live in the Portsmouth area trywww.portsmouth.gov.uk/learning/29.htmland in Southampton go to www.southampton.gov.uk/s-leisure/libraries/and follow the family links.

Special eventsThere are hundreds of festivals and special events acrossthe county each year, from ice rinks and Chinese New Year celebrations to melas, traditional country shows, boat shows, street theatre festivals and Hallowe’enhauntings. Many of these are free or make specialprovision for families. Log onto www.visit-hampshire.co.uk and follow the ‘what’s on’ link.


VOUCHERS

Make a whole day out with the family by taking advantageof the following offers from some great family attractionsnear our pubs.

Hawk Conservancy TrustWeyhill, Andover SP11 8DY

One child goes free with every full paying adulton production of this voucher.

www.hawkconservancy.org

Gilbert White's House and Garden and The Oates CollectionSelborne GU34 3JH

Produce a receipt from one of these pubs & enjoy free admission for up to two children:Selborne Arms • The Greyfriar • The Spread Eagle• Hen and Chicken Inn

www.gilbertwhiteshouse.org.uk

Sir Harold Hillier GardensJermyns Lane, Ampfield, Romsey SO51 0QA

Two adults for the price of one full payingadult. Children always go free here.

www.hilliergardens.org.uk

Royal Armouries Fort NelsonPortsdown Hill Road, Fareham PO17 6AN

10% of all products in the shop on productionof a valid meal receipt from one of the pubsfeatured in Eat Out, Get About

www.armouries.org.uk


Voucher valid to 31.12.11. Only one voucher per family. Vouchercan only be redeemed once. Copied, damaged or defaced voucherswill not be accepted.




Waterside locationsThe Royal Oak, Langstone

The Mayfly, Fullerton

The Shoe Inn, Exton

Waterwitch, Odiham

The Mayflower, Lymington

The Bugle, Hamble

The Vine Inn, Stockbridge

The Ferry Boat Inn, Hayling Island

Rural locationsThe Churchillian, Cosham

The Star Inn, Lockerley

The Selborne Arms, Selborne

The Hen & Chicken Inn, Upper Froyle

Bourne Valley Inn, St. Mary Bourne

The Plough Inn, Longparish

The Castle Inn, Rowlands Castle

The Ship Inn, Owslebury

Watership Down Inn, Freefolk

The Greyfriar, Chawton

The Hampshire Bowman,Dundridge

The Plough Inn, Sparsholt

The Farmer’s Home, Durley

The Bush Inn, Ovington

Seven Stars, Stroud

Brigadier Gerard, Horton Heath

Izaak Walton, East Meon

The Hampshire Hog, Clanfield

The Spread Eagle, West Liss

The White Horse, Ampfield

The Malthouse Inn, Timsbury

The Wheatsheaf, Braishfield

Boot Inn, Houghton

The Hunters, Swanmore

The West Meon Hut, West Meon

The Jolly Farmer Country Inn,Warsash

Purefoy Arms, Preston Candover

The Cedars, Binsted

The Bold Forester, Sarisbury Green

The Cross Keys Inn, Upper Chute

The Hatchet Inn, Lower Chute

The Robin Hood, Durley

The Swan, Sherborne St. John

The Trout Inn, Itchen Abbas

New Forest locationsThe Trusty Servant, Minstead

The Royal Oak, North Gorley

The Yachtsman’s Bar, Bucklers Hard

The Alice Lisle, Ringwood

The High Corner Inn, Linwood

The White Buck, Burley

Hare & Hounds, Sway

The Rising Sun, Wootton

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