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Ludshott Commons

One of the largest remaining areas of heathland in east Hampshire

Headley Road, Nr Headley Down, Hampshire, GU26 6JJ

A swathe of purple heather growing at Ludshott Commons in East Hampshire, with blue sky visible above.

Planning your visit

Volunteers 'tree popping' at Hale Common, New Forest, Hampshire

Tree Popping Day 28 February 

Tree popping involves removing unwanted saplings and brash to create a healthy habitat for wildlife, including Woodlark and Dartford Warblers. Bring gloves, sturdy boots and dress for the weather. We will provide the rest.

Close-up view of a brown and white dog, held on a lead, with fallen leaves on the ground, at Clent Hills, Worcestershire
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Visiting Ludshott Common with your dog 

Under-control dogs are welcome at Ludshott Common. Find out more about visiting with your four-legged friend here.

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