Prince Philip Park and Whitehill & Bordon sits in an enviable position amongst some of Hampshire’s most desirable villages.

As the new scheme develops, a travel plan is being produced showing detailed information on all the transport options available and how these will be managed.

Road
Via the A3, A31, A30 and A272. The A3 connects London to Portsmouth and runs to the south of the town, approximately 3.5 miles away. Prince Philip Park is also under an hour by car from Southampton, Portsmouth, Farnham and Guildford.

Relief Road
Construction is nearing completion of a new relief road which takes through traffic away from the town. This will free up the A325 road through the town for local traffic. For further information about the new relief road please visit http://www3.hants.gov.uk/whitehill-bordon-relief-road
June 2017 – Relief Road update from Carillion – click here to view newsletter

Walking and cycling
A new green loop will improve both pedestrian and cycle routes in the local area.

Bus
We are working with Hampshire County Council to improve bus services between Farnham, Liss, Liphook and Petersfield. Discussions are also underway with the District Council in planning improvements to the community bus service. We are also exploring a peak hopper service to rail stations. Supporting these improvements will be enhanced bus stops and shelters in the development and local area.

Rail
Whitehill & Bordon is served by a number of local train stations offering fast links into Central London via South West Trains.

Air
The town is well served by Southampton Airport, Gatwick Airport, Heathrow Airport and Portsmouth International Port.

Off-site improvements: as part of our development, there will be improvements taking place on the junctions at:

• A31/B3001 Hickleys Corner
• A31/A325 Coxbridge Roundabout
• A325/School Hill mini-roundabout
• A325/B3004
• B3004 Mill Lane/Ashdell Road
• A325 The Street/B3384 Echo Barn Lane