ShareCome and meet friendly farm animals, have a rainforest experience in Victorian glasshouses or get lost in the maze.
With a farm full of friendly animals, the south coast’s largest ornamental glasshouses, beautiful gardens and 1,000 acres of country park to explore, there’s something for everyone.
Children can feed the animals and let off steam in George’s farmyard Play Barn, which includes a soft play toddler zone, climbing walls, fireman’s pole, a net bridge, slides and much more!
Relax in the beautiful walled gardens, take in the sights, sounds and smells of the sensory garden, go fishing in the lake, or take a stroll in the beautifully landscaped parkland.
While Staunton Country Park is open, Staunton Farm remains closed, with no set date for reopening. Please check the website below for more information.
For more local tourist information:
- Hayling Island Tourist Information Centre
- Email Address tourism@havant.gov.uk
- Contact Details 023 9246 7111
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Feeding the animals at Staunton Farm © Hampshire County Council
Rainforest experience in the glasshouse at Staunton © Hampshire County Council
Relax in Staunton Park Gardens © Hampshire County Council
Having fun in the Playbarn at Staunton © Hampshire County CouncilYou may be interested in...
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