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Farnham Ramblers Car Park Database 20210629.Xlsx Page 1 of 17 Grid Ref 6 Figure Explorer Nearest Post Code Location and Directions Other Info E.G Grid Ref 6 Figure Explorer Nearest Post Code Location and Directions Other Info e.g. Size if < 20 cars; for 10km Grid Ref Map Post Code to Car Park Contact Person; Charge or only square Distance m suitable on some days of week SU53 SU 585 361 132 SO24 9DT 866 Abbotstone Down off B3046 north out of Old Alresford Restricted < 15. Overflow on other side of road TQ14 TQ 132 456 146 RH5 6JY 271 Abinger Common Broadmoor Hill CP, Sheephouse Lane, a single track road with passing places TQ14 TQ 111 480 146 RH5 6BF 261 Abinger Roughs NT CP TQ26 TQ 207 609 161 KT19 8LF 685 Across the road from Epsom Station. TQ04 TQ 059 470 145 GU5 9DA 323 Albury Cricket Ground corner of New and Park Roads TQ04 TQ 049 479 145 GU5 9AB 32 Albury Drummond Arms Permission Required TQ04 TQ 061 467 145 GU5 9DD 220 Albury Heath car park SU66 SU 603 672 159 RG7 4JS 42 Aldermarston Wharf SU85 SU 888 538 145 GU12 5PT 182 Aldershot Carrington rec ground (Behind North Camp station) SU85 SU 850 503 145 GU11 3NS 39 Aldershot Heath (Lay-by opposite garage on A325 between Cranmore Lane and Pavilion Rd.) SU85 SU 874 535 145 GU14 6EF 72 Aldershot North Camp Napier car park SU84 SU 878 491 145 GU12 4BP 95 Aldershot Park CP. Turn into Guildford Rd Off B3208 Lower Farnham Rd. CP is at far end on left SU84 SU 811 411 145 GU10 4HA 390 Alice Holt Forest Abbotswood Inclosure Restricted SU84 SU 803 434 145 GU10 4LQ 536 Alice Holt Gravel Hill CP SU84 SU 813 418 145 GU10 4LS 295 Alice Holt Visitors Centre Charge SU53 SU 585 326 132 SO24 9BW 49 Alresford Community CP SU53 SU 582 316 132 SO24 9LW 32 Alresford The Cricketers pub CP SU74 SU 737 410 144 GU34 4HG 27 Alton (White Hart Pub use car park if eating otherwise use road) SU73 SU 724 395 133 GU34 2SZ 13 Alton : Kings Pond CP. SU73 SU 712 387 133 GU34 1RA 56 Alton Park (At far end of Butts Rd) Not at weekends SU64 SU 644 434 144 RG25 2QG 977 Alton Spain lane limited parking on verge side so please share cars. SU73 SU 706 381 133 GU34 1ST 57 Alton Sports Centre SU73 SU 717 392 133 GU34 1AB 36 Alton Turk Street car park opp Sainsburys Sunday SU73 SU 710 380 133 GU34 1RY 25 Alton, park in Old Winchester Road, Exit A31 at Chawton sliproad. Turn right at junction onto A339; sharp left at roundabout before railway bridge. Park at far end not too near Travis Perkins exit. SU86 SU 825 627 160 GU47 8JE 354 Ambarrow Nature Reserve NT CP Restricted about 15 cars SU91 SU 913 195 121 GU29 0BZ 471 Ambersham Common SU76 SU 760 670 159 RG2 9JR 43 Arborfield Cross CP SU94 SU 992 475 145 GU3 1LT 103 Artington Park and Ride, Portsmouth Road SU95 SU 904 510 145 GU12 6BX 36 Ash - Harpers Rd SU94 SU 901 497 145 GU12 6HL 24 Ash Green Lane West, off White Lane SU85 SU 896 515 145 GU12 5BS 90 Ash Hill car park Ash (opp Victoria hall) SU84 SU 889 499 145 GU12 6QG 58 Ash Manor School Leisure Centre CP SU85 SU 889 508 145 GU12 6RE 69 Ash recreation ground CP, Shawfield Road (B3206). SU85 SU 889 518 145 GU12 5AD 89 Ash Vale Lakeside Park CP Lakeside Rd Farnham Ramblers Car park Database 20210629.xlsx Page 1 of 17 Grid Ref 6 Figure Explorer Nearest Post Code Location and Directions Other Info e.g. Size if < 20 cars; for 10km Grid Ref Map Post Code to Car Park Contact Person; Charge or only square Distance m suitable on some days of week SU45 SU 411 566 144 RG20 9SP 143 Ashmansworth Church (between Andover and Newbury) Restricted 6 SU84 SU 895 498 145 GU12 6NJ 214 At south end of South Lane, on road parking SU53 SU 528 321 132 SO21 1DE 353 Avington Park off A31 to Avington near Itchen Abbas Restricted 16 SU65 SU 661 531 144 RG24 8AE 55 Basingstoke Barton's Mill SU85 SU 861 522 145 GU11 2HJ 180 Basingstoke Canal - Farnborough Road CP. SU65 SU 655 521 144 RG21 4PD 420 Basingstoke Common SU65 SU 656 523 144 RG24 7HB 308 Basingstoke Common SU65 SU 664 519 144 RG24 7JB 181 Basingstoke Common SU52 SU 599 228 132 SO32 3LJ 1286 Beacon Hill Beeches car park Exton turn Right of A32 at Warnford signposted Small Loos at Bockets farm Winchester take 1st left B road to Exton SU45 SU 463 576 144 RG20 9LP 448 Beacon Hill CP Just off A34 SU42 SU 407 293 132 SO20 6RL 893 Beacon Hill Mount Down (From OS Map) TQ14 TQ 177 436 146 RH5 4QU 39 Beare Green Court off A24 nr Holmwood station SU96 SU 955 675 160 SL5 0NN 99 Bedford Lane CP, Sunningdale, Park on right hand side, western end of houses. SU92 SU 914 222 133 GU28 9BX 606 Benbow Pond SU74 SU 785 447 144 GU10 5NA 45 Bentley Church Car park Tel Vicar SU74 SU 784 440 144 GU10 5LP 44 Bentley Memorial Hall Get permission SU74 SU 787 442 144 GU10 5LD 147 Bentley Recreation Ground SU74 SU 792 431 144 GU10 5LA 85 Bentley Station Sunday SU64 SU 665 403 144 GU34 5RE 57 Bentworth Church CP Limited Parking Share Cars 4/6 cars SU63 SU 615 344 132 SO24 9RE 35 Bighton Rd Park (Roadside) Limited SU91 SU 974 129 121 RH20 1PR 1030 Bignor Hill CP Restricted SU91 SU 992 170 121 RH20 1ET 431 Bignor Park SU74 SU 773 411 144 GU34 4PB 73 Binsted The Cedars Pub CP, or opposite in recreation ground Permission Required for pub SU84 SU 895 464 145 GU10 1JD 287 Binton Wood Car Park SU51 SU 553 176 119 SO32 1SX 29 Bishops Waltham SU93 SU 921 309 133 GU27 3BJ 496 Blackdown NT 1st car park top of Tennyson’s Lane Haslemere TQ04 TQ 036 462 145 GU4 8RB 196 Blackheath SU74 SU 798 416 144 GU34 4QD 169 Blacknest - Jolly Farmer PH, Binsted Road. SU96 SU 961 687 160 SL5 7SB 151 Blacknest CP. On A30 2 miles after Sunningdale Station take L onto A329. CP 1.5 miles on right SU86 SU 849 607 160 GU47 0FL 118 Blackwater Shephard Meadows Nature Reserve SU83 SU 837 316 133 GU30 7NY 114 Bohunt School CP TQ05 TQ 080 583 145 KT11 1NA 385 Bolder Mere SU82 SU 827 247 133 GU31 5DA 139 Borden Woods lay-by. Take B3006 out of Liss, cross B2070 and continue east to Borden Undulating. SU83 SU 802 365 133 GU35 0LL 27 Bordon (Lindford Rd) Woodlands Inn car park Permission Required SU73 SU 799 349 133 GU35 0TX 35 Bordon Forest Community Centre SU84 SU 880 463 145 GU10 1LX 110 Botany Hill end of bridle way not marked on map Small Farnham Ramblers Car park Database 20210629.xlsx Page 2 of 17 Grid Ref 6 Figure Explorer Nearest Post Code Location and Directions Other Info e.g. Size if < 20 cars; for 10km Grid Ref Map Post Code to Car Park Contact Person; Charge or only square Distance m suitable on some days of week SU51 SU 511 131 119 SO32 2UG 41 Botley SU85 SU 831 510 145 GU10 5BY 1014 Bourley Road CP Tweeseldown - now closed SU84 SU 849 447 145 GU10 3PR 35 Bourne Green off Cricket Lane Small SU84 SU 860 445 145 GU10 3RW 231 Bourne Woods off Tilford Road Restricted 10 TQ15 TQ 178 513 146 KT20 7LB 40 Box Hill Main Car Park NT CP £4, free to members. TQ15 TQ 171 514 146 RH5 6AD 208 Box Hill Stepping Stones CP (small CP on east side of A24 by North Downs Way footpath). If full, use Burford Bridge CP, ¼ mile further along the A24. SU64 SU 635 418 144 SO24 9SA 102 Bradley Church SU62 SU 627 294 132 SO24 0JL 234 Bramdean Common SU62 SU 631 292 132 SO24 0JH 222 Bramdean Common TQ04 TQ 010 451 145 GU5 0AU 66 Bramley Old Station Downslink Car Park Loos nearby TQ04 TQ 005 456 145 GU5 0AD 50 Bramley Sports Pavilion, Tannery Lane, Gosden Common. CP holds 15 cars, if necessary park on outfield. SU76 SU 760 613 159 RG27 0PR 500 Bramshill Plantation car park SU83 SU 870 336 133 GU26 6DE 96 Bramshott Common, Knockhundred Lane CP SU84 SU 866 493 145 GU11 3QX 39 Brickfields CP Opp. Post Office Boxalls Lane Aldershot SU95 SU 990 530 145 GU4 7PX 134 Britten's Pool SU94 SU 905 456 145 GU10 1JJ 72 Britty Wood CP Off Littleworth Rd SE from Sands SU94 SU 986 453 145 GU7 3BX 194 Broadwater Park lake CP, off the A3100 north east of Godalming SU93 SU 931 380 133 GU8 5UJ 111 Brook Cricket ground CP opposite Dog and Pheasant pub SZ49 SZ 409 999 OL22 SO42 7XB 173 Bucklers Hard CP TQ15 TQ 171 521 146 RH5 6BX 212 Burford Bridge CP, Box Hill SU71 SU 734 198 120 GU31 5SJ 242 Buriton Forestry Commission CP Up Kiln Lane - Opp Maple Inn Pub TQ05 TQ 011 526 145 GU4 7ND 93 Burpham CP in Bowers Lane off Clay Lane SU96 SU 970 629 160 GU24 8QP 34 Burrowhill Chobham Off Road CP Nr Four Horseshoes Pub SU91 SU 979 180 121 GU28 0JR 192 Burton Mill Restricted SU72 SU 712 200 133 GU31 5SP 1294 Butster Hill SU84 SU 840 494 145 GU9 0ER 28 Caesars Camp CP at corner of Swift Road and Sandy Hill Road.
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