This 25-acre nature park showcases two endangered wildlife species, the otter and barn owl, which are viewed in various enclosures set along nature trails.

Today a National Nature Reserve located just north of Southampton, the ancient Lammas land was where selected townspeople were allowed to graze their animals in the winter, the land then reverting to meadow during the summer months.

This scenic city park was named after the historic sailing from Southampton to America by the Pilgrim Fathers in 1620.

This delightful walled garden that features a courtyard, Knot Garden, pool and fountain surrounds the red-brick barns of a typical Victorian farmyard.

People of all ages can have fun at this activity park that features forty different attractions including museums, thrill rides, bird gardens, animals and even a roaring dinosaur or two.

Located in the heart of New Forest, this delightful garden contains a 16th-century cottage surrounded by heath land and woodland gardens.

Learn about the wildlife and ecology of Southampton's open spaces at this popular outdoor nature park.

A fun day out for the entire family at this outdoor park that boasts a visitor's center, plenty of walking trails, children play areas and special events.

Established during the 1860s, the central parks including West Park, East Park, Palmerston Park, Houndwell, Hoglands and Queen's Park are spread through the heart of the city and are listed on the English Heritage's Register of History Parks and Gardens.

A great place for family fun, this park in Eastleigh covers 440 acres of woodland and meadows offering an animal sculpture play area for small tots and an adventure playground for older children.