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Portsdown Hill is a long chalk ridge in Hampshire, England. The highest point of the hill lies within Fort Southwick at 131m above sea level. The ridge offers good views to the south over Portsmouth, the Solent, Hayling Island and Gosport, with the Isle of Wight beyond.
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3 Leith Ave, Portsmouth PO6 4NY, United Kingdom
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Portsdown Hill

Fareham PO17 6AR, United Kingdom
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Portsdown Hill is a long chalk ridge in Hampshire, England. The highest point of the hill lies within Fort Southwick at 131m above sea level. The ridge offers good views to the south over Portsmouth, the Solent, Hayling Island and Gosport, with the Isle of Wight beyond.

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M. RenardruséM. Renardrusé
My visit was between 2 am and 4 am one mid week evening/morning. There is quite a few car parks one of which is quite large with a permanent cited burger van. Each parking area I visited was extremely littered with takeaway food wrapping/packaging, plastic bottles everywhere. I did note there were only public refuge bins on the larger car park and mostly cited around the burger van. I was quite appalled at the thought of all the wild animals in the area, having to put up with this almost toxic environment, and also the ramifications of this being right on the doorstep of their habitat’s And almost no hope of its cessation…
Mike DayMike Day
What better way to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon than appreciating what lies on your doorstep. The views are stunning on a clear day. From Hayling Island in the East, Isle of Wight directly in front and the High rise of Southampton to the West. Solent water links all three and is busy with yachts, commercial shipping, ocean liners, cross Channel ferries and local services to the Island. Often Royal Navy vessels can also be seen entering or leaving Portsmouth Harbour. We are so blessed. Please enjoy.
Mike DayMike Day
Not exactly a peak, but a considerable height by Pompey standards. Home to bunches of crows and seagulls who fight for the debris left by humans. On a clear day, views to the Isle of Wight and Southampton water, Solent Forts and the Harbour.
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My visit was between 2 am and 4 am one mid week evening/morning. There is quite a few car parks one of which is quite large with a permanent cited burger van. Each parking area I visited was extremely littered with takeaway food wrapping/packaging, plastic bottles everywhere. I did note there were only public refuge bins on the larger car park and mostly cited around the burger van. I was quite appalled at the thought of all the wild animals in the area, having to put up with this almost toxic environment, and also the ramifications of this being right on the doorstep of their habitat’s And almost no hope of its cessation…
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What better way to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon than appreciating what lies on your doorstep. The views are stunning on a clear day. From Hayling Island in the East, Isle of Wight directly in front and the High rise of Southampton to the West. Solent water links all three and is busy with yachts, commercial shipping, ocean liners, cross Channel ferries and local services to the Island. Often Royal Navy vessels can also be seen entering or leaving Portsmouth Harbour. We are so blessed. Please enjoy.
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Not exactly a peak, but a considerable height by Pompey standards. Home to bunches of crows and seagulls who fight for the debris left by humans. On a clear day, views to the Isle of Wight and Southampton water, Solent Forts and the Harbour.
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My visit was between 2 am and 4 am one mid week evening/morning. There is quite a few car parks one of which is quite large with a permanent cited burger van. Each parking area I visited was extremely littered with takeaway food wrapping/packaging, plastic bottles everywhere. I did note there were only public refuge bins on the larger car park and mostly cited around the burger van. I was quite appalled at the thought of all the wild animals in the area, having to put up with this almost toxic environment, and also the ramifications of this being right on the doorstep of their habitat’s And almost no hope of...

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3y

What better way to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon than appreciating what lies on your doorstep. The views are stunning on a clear day. From Hayling Island in the East, Isle of Wight directly in front and the High rise of Southampton to the West. Solent water links all three and is busy with yachts, commercial shipping, ocean liners, cross Channel ferries and local services to the Island. Often Royal Navy vessels can also be seen entering or leaving Portsmouth Harbour. We are so blessed. ...

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What a view! Absolutely stunning. Don't go expecting a quiet commune with nature though. It's very busy at all hours of the day and night. A Saturday afternoon had many bikers, a steam engine and lots of cars. Food. Look if you want cheap and cheerful it's great. Micks monster burgers does your usual burgers and chips. They aren't gourmet but if you've had a night out and just want something to fill a hole then it's a good...

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