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:
5. Creech Woods - Denmead
Just west of Waterlooville and within the South Doiwns, Creech Woods is one of the few remaining areas of the medieval Forest of Bere. Photo: -
6. Stansted Park - Rowland's Castle
Stansted Park is a stately home with beautifully kept grounds in Rowland's Castle. Photo: Charlie Hellewell
7. Queen Elizabeth Country Park - Horndean
Queen Elizabeth Country Park, near Clanfield, is a large public green space in the South Downs National Park. Picture: SDNPA Photo: -
8. West Walk - The Forest of Bere, Wickham
West Walk in The Forest of Bere is a 350 hectare area with trails, a play area and plenty of picnic spots. Picture by Charlie Hellewell Photo: Charlie Hellewell