Historic Gardens & Farmyard Fun
Explore historic Regency gardens, ornamental woodland trails, and friendly farm animals, providing school groups with an ideal mix of nature learning and outdoor discovery.
Historic Glasshouses
Step inside exotic Victorian and Regency glasshouses to discover tropical plants, cacti, and rare floral species. Youngsters learn about plant adaptation, ecosystems, and historic plant collecting from around the globe.
A historic Regency estate and farm in Havant offering ornamental gardens, natural trails, and animals.Education Destination
Set within historic Hampshire parkland near Havant, Staunton Country Park offers an enchanting venue for school residential stays. Centred around a Grade II listed Regency landscape, ornamental gardens, and a lively farm, the site delivers a rich blend of history, nature learning, and active outdoor exploration.
A visit brings classroom learning to life across key themes including Georgians, Gardens, Forests, Animals, Habitats & Biodiversity, and Agriculture, Food & Healthy Living. Youngsters can examine plant collections in historic glasshouses, explore ancient woodland trails, and meet farmyard animals, connecting lessons directly to the natural world.
Beyond the gardens and farmyard, expansive parkland features ornamental lakes and space for group teamwork. Students can navigate nature trails, observe wildlife, and burn off energy in a safe, inspiring outdoor setting designed to foster curiosity and confidence.
With welcoming staff, dedicated facilities, and flexible booking options, Staunton Country Park fits effortlessly into a Hampshire residential itinerary, offering an ideal balance of fresh air, outdoor fun, and educational value for every pupil.
Interactive Farmyard
Meet friendly farm animals, from sheep and goats to pigs and rare breeds. Feeding sessions and hands-on encounters teach students about livestock care, animal life cycles, and sustainable food production.
Regency Parkland Trails
Explore sprawling parkland, ancient woodland, and picturesque lake paths. Following guided nature trails allows pupils to observe native woodland wildlife, study tree species, and enjoy fresh countryside air.
Walled Garden Science
Wander through the beautifully restored Leigh Park Victorian walled garden. Examine seasonal vegetables, herbs, and heritage fruit trees, gaining practical insights into horticulture and food origins.
Outdoor Adventure Play
Beyond the historic gardens and farmyard, extensive green spaces and dedicated play areas give youngsters room to burn off energy. Students build teamwork and self-confidence through active outdoor play and group games.