/England/Country park

Royal Victoria Country Park

The Park Office, Royal Victoria Country Park, Netley Abbey, Southampton SO31 5GA, United Kingdom

Royal Victoria Country Park
Country park
4.6
3 reviews
8 comments
Orientation directions
VM94+CW Southampton, United Kingdom
+44 23 8045 5157
hants.gov.uk
Location reporting
Claim this location
Share
Monday: 8–21
Tuesday: 8–21
Wedneasday: 8–21
Thursday: 8–21
Friday: 8–21
Saturday: 8–21
Sunday: 8–21
Write a review
Karen Hall
Karen Hall235 days ago
Beautiful place, lovely walks along beach or around the nature walks you can bring food for bbq as they are provided. All round lovely place. Also a good large play area for the kids. If you like Bell tent glamping this is also a great place to stay for the night.
Tatiana Solopova
Tatiana Solopova296 days ago
A lovely place to breathe sea air and have a relaxing stroll pretty close to Southampton which allows to avoid typical weekend beach traffic.
The parkland and seafront are nice, there’s enough parking (we paid 5£ for 2 hours, it’s 9£ for the whole day). The toilets are decent though located only near the visitor center.
I was just a bit frustrated by the café as there was basically nothing to eat. Although the ice-cream, especially chocolate one, was delicious.
Shass Dunn
Shass Dunn327 days ago
Royal Victoria County Park with a newly refurbished museum building with a lot of history with its tower for magnificent views across Southampton water take a ride on miniature steam railway with lots of walks around the site and to the beach at if you fancy a swim or paddle there are war graves with you can walk to plenty of signs to show you it's the longest building I the world where it was completed it saw service in 1st and 2nd world war's before being demolished in 1966 where part of the building remains today. play area for children plenty of run around for them and disabled access as all flat and a ramp down to the beach, and dog friendly, gift shop, cafe,toilets take a packed lunch of a picnic for a lovely day out plenty of parking and also electric hook for charging your electric cars or hybrid vehicles
Jed4ManCity
Jed4ManCity327 days ago
Great place for a day out, full or half. Great walks, lots of space to settle in for the day, train rides and parks. Lovely pizza from the restaurant although service was slow. Car parking is quite expensive.
Almeida4eva
Almeida4eva358 days ago
One of our favourite country parks. So much to do!
The beach is so nice! The park, train, fairy garden, cafe, chapel are all beautifully maintained and looked after. It is easy to spend the entire day here.
We usually take a picnic and then get an ice cream from the van - but the cafe is lovely too!
Car parking can be quite expensive when you stay all day but it’s not too bad for the amount of time you are there.
You can also jump on the train for a ride too!
Frances Orchard
Frances Orchard358 days ago
It's been quite a while since I'd been to Victoria Country Park and I was pleasantly surprised. Great place to explore. Good for children, and a great place for exercising dogs. It's nice to walk along the shore or fly a kite. Great place for a picnic - particularly if you have one on the banqueting table in the Fairy Garden. There's a lovely little tea room in the chapel. The parking is a little pricey at £6 for all day, or £2 for an hour, but there is free parking if you don't mind walking. All in all, a lovely spot to while away an hour or two.
Stacey _l18
Stacey _l18358 days ago
Brought my 16 month old son to see the dinosaurs and also got a lovely walk around the park. It has everything from a very small beach and view across the sea, a massive park for the family to all run around in the good weather and a restaurant and cafe.
There was a couple of children's play areas to keep them entertained as well. Something for all the family.
And then Jurassic Encounters was great too with all the life like dinosaurs and then the few children's activities and food stalls at the end. Overall a great family day out.
Natalie Elliott
Natalie Elliott1 year ago
Beautiful country park, with a great museum (with really helpful staff volunteers), great place to take the dog and for children to play. They had clean toilet facilities and a couple of nice cafés. Plenty of parking too. Dogs are allowed in most places, but not the museum. Parking not cheap, but it goes to the upkeep of the park.
Recommended locations