See  the event flyer here

Final Details

The car park and event centre are at the Dibden Inclosure.  The entrance is off the B3054 to Beaulieu approx 400 metres from the A326 roundabout.  The nearest Postcode is SO45 4BB, Grid Ref SU407055

Follow the entrance road past the public car park to park along the access track as directed.  Parking fee is £1 per vehicle, please have correct change ready. 

Facilities provided are Toilets and First Aid

Courses available are:

• Blue 6.4km
• Green 4.4km
• Light Green 3.5km
• Orange 3.2km
• Yellow 2.6km

Courses Close at 14:30

Terrain is open heathland and runnable woodland.  The woodland areas are linked by a network of forest tracks and rides around uncrossable marshes. Start: Punching start (turn up and run).  Start and Finish are both close to the event centre.  

Full leg cover must be worn.  Whistles should be carried.  In adverse weather we may ask you to wear a cagoule or similar waterproof top. 

Please be aware of the risk of ticks and Lymes disease.  The area is grazed by ponies and cattle: do not approach or feed them. Dog walkers and horse riders also use the area, so please be respectful and cautious around their animals.  Overhead power-lines are to the North-East of the event centre – please avoid erecting poles, flying kites or similar near these, and ensure that children observe the same caution. 

Dogs should be kept under control and on a lead when necessary

Transport: Netley Station is less than a mile from the park so please consider travelling by public transport. For those travelling by car, please use the normal park car parks. Payment should be made at one of the machines prior to departure and is based on car registration. Fees are: £2.20 up to 1 hour, £3.50 up to 2 hours, £5 up to 4 hours and £6 all day, and can be paid by cash or card.

Registration: Registration will be adjacent to the chapel in the middle of the open area.

Courses: There will be a yellow course suitable for juniors and beginners and a 40-minute score event. The score can be tackled as a regular score (as many controls as you can find in the allotted time) or, for a greater challenge, an 'odds and evens' score (in which you start with odd-numbered controls and, at a point of your choosing, switch to collecting even-numbered controls but can't swap back). Please note that the courses cross a number of the park roads so competitors who are not confident crossing roads must be accompanied. Full leg cover is optional but those on the score course may encounter some undergrowth! Please respect other users of the park: it can be very busy on a sunny day. Please also be aware that a dog show may be setting up for Sunday on the open area to the east of the chapel.

Dogs: Dogs under control are welcome in the park.

Picnic: Join us for a picnic after your run adjacent to registration. Please bring your own food/drink along with something to share with others on the table provided. There will be various garden games (kubb, mölkky, boules) or bring your favourite.

Other facilities: There are toilets adjacent to the main tearoom. The tearoom and the new cafe in the chapel both serve food and drinks. There is a play area and a miniature railway. The chapel restoration is now complete: the museum is free but there is a small charge to ascend the tower. See the park website for more details. The event will also be proceeded by the local parkrun.