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Next meet in 2011 Wildhern We camp on the large field next to Tangley Parish Village Hall (which is actually in Wildhern). This is a quiet site in the rural countryside about four miles north of Andover, and is a good base for exploring the surrounding area by car, by bike or on foot. Directions: Tangley Parish Village Hall, SP11 0JE OS Ref: 185/351510 From Andover, take A343 north to Enham Alamein Go through village and after 1 mile take first left (sign Penton Mewsey) In approx. 1 mile turn right (sign Wildhern) In Wildhern village turn left (sign Village Hall The site is approx. 100 metres on the right Enter the field through the first gate, not through the car park Find it on Google Maps In the area: Museum of the Iron Age Tells the story of Danebury hill fort which lies to the south west of Andover Beacon Hill, Burchlere Perhaps Hampshire's most perfect hillfort The Hawk Conservancy Trust Birds of prey, including owls, vultures and eagles Whitchurch Silk Mill A working Victorian water mill
Tangley Parish Village Hall, SP11 0JE OS Ref: 185/351510
From Andover, take A343 north to Enham Alamein Go through village and after 1 mile take first left (sign Penton Mewsey) In approx. 1 mile turn right (sign Wildhern) In Wildhern village turn left (sign Village Hall The site is approx. 100 metres on the right Enter the field through the first gate, not through the car park
Find it on Google Maps
Tesco Express is 3 miles away in Charlton, and is open from 6am to 10pm every day.
Andover is 4 miles from the site (major supermarkets and shops).
The Hare & Hounds at Charlton Down is about a mile away, and has recently been refurbished.
There are many other good pubs in the area, including the Red Lion at Clanville, and the Fox Inn at Tangley.
There is also a wide range of restaurants and pubs in and around Andover to suit most tastes and pockets.
There is no regular public transport serving Wildhern.
Updated 02-Aug-2010 15:43