Hidden along the banks of the River Test, Stockbridge Common Marsh is a tranquil spot for a picnic, paddle and walk.
Stockbridge Common Marsh Paddling Stockbridge Town The Paths 
As you enter, you pass a National Trust sign that says ‘The Lions Den’ and I have absolutely no idea why! 
The common is mainly grassland where you can walk and picnic during dry weather.
A tributary of the River Test flows along one edge. 
If you look carefully you may spot brown trout.
Children can have a little paddle by the bridge 
but they may not be alone!
If you cross the bridge and walk a short way, you come to the pretty town of Stockbridge. 
The River Test flows through the town, past shops and places to eat. 
The paths are flat and easy to walk on but can become boggy and muddy during wetter weather.
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Further Information
Nearest Town: Stockbridge, near Andover and Winchester Opens: Daily Where to Eat: Bring a picnic and a blanket. How Long We Spent There: 3 hours Parking: There is a car park but it can be very busy. Wildlife You Might See: Butterflies and other insects; herons, kingfishers and other birds; brown trout, other fish and pond life; cows and water voles. Information Written: June 2022
County: Hampshire
Nearest Postcode: SO20 6JA
Cost: Free
Facilities: None
Buggies: You might be able to use an all terrain buggy.
Cost of Parking: Free.
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