Pamber
Forest (grid reference SU 612 617) is a 479 acre (192ha)
Site of Special Scientific Interest. Mostly hardwood,
it is a haven for wildlife and is noted for its many
rare butterflies including the small Pearl-bordered
Fritillary and the Purple Emperor.
Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council
through the Hampshire
Wildlife Trust manage the forest for the Estate.
For a suggested walk around Pamber Forest please click here.
For the location of off road parking please
click here.
Please
note:
Horse riding is restricted to specific routes for
Permit holders only.
To
help with the enjoyment of the area kindly: -
Take care not to disturb wildlife or any other
visitors.
Keep dogs under close control.
Take your litter home.
Do nothing to cause a fire.
We
regret that no camping, overnight stays, bicycles,
motorcycles, vehicles of any sort or firearms can
be permitted in Pamber Forest.
Access: Pamber Forest
