Hazeley Heath

Found a peace of history
Mar 28th, 2023

I had a terrible experience on hazeley heath at 7 am a rifleman was shooting deer and he had permission from the RSPB I have lived on hazeley heath since 1983 and was shocked that the RSPB did not inform any members of the public that they would be deer culling is it because they are worried about bad publicity
Nov 17th, 2022

For someone like me who loves finding old military installations this place didnt fail to deliver. Straight onto google to confirm my suspicions. A great place to enjoy some out doors exercising.
Aug 15th, 2020

Stunning, stunning, STUNNING! Highly diverse habitat, miles and miles of stunning walks and dog friendly.
Jun 3rd, 2019

A lovely large area to walk or run and get some fresh air. Plenty of deer, rabbits and birds to see. If you stick to the main, big paths, then the walking is very easy. However it gets trickier, not necessarily difficult, if you take the smaller tracks and paths. It gets very muddy if there is more than a couple of days of rain so wellies recommended in the autumn and winter months especially. If dog walking be aware that there are only a couple of bins available. Part of the heath is controlled by the RSPB and part (the section closest to Hartley Wintney village) by the local district. The area is now fenced and gated with cows roaming freely in a large area. This shouldn't be a problem but be aware if bringing dogs and watch out for the cow-pats! Be aware that the RSPB side is currently (Nov/Dec 2021) undergoing various works to clear the trees and some scrub in order to encourage more traditional heathland species to thrive. So there are machinery about and it does look a bit of a bomb-site in places but I'm sure nature will do its thing and it will look better next year.
Aug 1st, 2021