Petersfield is contained within the East Hampshire area of outstanding natural beauty. The town centre is part of a special conservation area with 16th Century timber cottages, museum and folly market. You will find a pretty spot on almost every corner. Petersfield is also a centre for culture and arts. The Petersfield Music Festival is the second oldest of its kind in the country and attracts choirs from all over East Hampshire and beyond. The well respected Petersfield Orchestra stages concerts at the Festival Hall throughout the year. For the more active, there are numerous parks and gardens such as the Queen Elizabeth Country Park and the Bohunt Manor and Gardens, combining stunning downlands with peaceful forests and calming waterside walks. The Petersfield heath and pond is only 200m from the park and here you can enjoy walking, boating, fishing or a quiet picnic. The opportunities to take advantage of the unique location of Firs Park are numerous. For more information about the surrounding area, please visit the East Hampshire District Council website www.easthants.gov.uk. To arrange a meeting with our parks representative or to ask any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.