But there is still fun to be had in the Portsmouth area when it’s damp underfoot. Inspired by the antics of Peppa Pig, we’ve put together a list of the best walks to enjoy the simple joy of splashing in a muddy puddle. Get your wellies at the ready and explore some of the best family walks near the city which are just as fun come rain or shine.
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Here are 10 of the best muddy puddle walks in and around Portsmouth:
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Here are 10 great muddy puddle walks. Photo: © National Trust Images / Chris Lacey
. Victoria Park - Portsmouth
Victoria Park is a large public Park in the heart of Portsmouth, near the Guildhall. Picture: Malcolm Wells/The News Portsmouth. Photo: Malcolm Wells/The News Portsmouth
. Staunton Country Park - Havant
Staunton Country Park in Havant has walks within the grounds of a historic estate - with free entry. Photo: -
1. Victoria Park - Portsmouth
Victoria Park is a large public Park in the heart of Portsmouth, near the Guildhall. Picture: Malcolm Wells/The News Portsmouth. Photo: Malcolm Wells/The News Portsmouth
2. Staunton Country Park - Havant
Staunton Country Park in Havant has walks within the grounds of a historic estate - with free entry. Photo: -
3. Cams Hill - Fareham
There are some lovely walks to be had around the historic Cams Mill pub in Fareham. Picture: Alison Treacher Photo: -
4. Alver Valley Country Park - Lee-on-the-Solent
Alver Valley Country Park is a large 'wildlife haven' in Lee-on-the-Solent. Picture: Sarah Standing Photo: SCC