Ideal for parties of 10 or more, Sparsholt Conferences and Events enjoys an idyllic and easily accessible location ten minutes from Winchester. Surrounded by 450 acres of breathtaking Hampshire countryside, the peaceful rural site is perfect for ramblers, cyclists, training and residential conferences alike. Frequent transport links and plentiful parking make travel easy and we are ideally situated for walking or cycling the Test Way, Itchen Way, Wayfarers Walk, St Swithun's Way and Three Downs link, or visiting the historic City of Winchester and numerous tourist locations around the south including Portsmouth, Southampton and the New Forest.
Our purpose-built DDA compliant conference centre offers en-suite showers, fresh linen, free parking, onsite dining and licensed bar, all within a relaxing setting in the middle of stunning natural scenery.
Sports Centre and pitches, subject to availability.
Single en-suite rooms (B&B) from £44.50 and twin en-suite rooms (B&B) from £75
From the South via M3 (avoiding Winchester City Centre) Travel north on M3 and leave at Junction 11 (A3090) signposted “Winchester S & W”. Go straight over 1st roundabout. At 2nd roundabout take 2nd exit on to Badger Farm Road signposted “Olivers Battery (A3090)”. Continue up hill. Go straight over 1st roundabout. At 2nd roundabout take 2nd exit on to Romsey Road signposted “City Centre”. Go through 2 sets of traffic lights. At mini-roundabout take 1st exit on to Chilbolton Avenue signposted “City Centre – All Other Routes”. Follow to end and turn left at mini-roundabout on to Stockbridge Road signposted “Stockbridge – Salisbury (A30)”. Proceed on this road for approximately 2.5 miles (ignoring signs to the village of Sparsholt). Turn left at the Sparsholt College Hampshire/Wessex Centre sign. Continue up lane for approximately 0.5 miles, turning right on to campus. From London via M3 (avoiding Winchester City Centre) Travel south on M3 and leave at Junction 9 (A272) signposted “Winchester”. At roundabout take 4th exit signposted “Newbury (A34) – Stockbridge”. Proceed in left hand lane for approximately 3 miles and leave at 1st exit signposted “Salisbury (A30)”. At roundabout (Three Maids Hill) take 2nd exit signposted “Winchester (B3420)”. Continue downhill past Army Training Regiment Camp. Take next right turn over brow of hill signposted “Harestock” into Harestock Road. Proceed on this road for approximately 1 mile to T-Junction. Turn right signposted “Stockbridge”. Proceed on this road for approximately 2 miles (ignoring signs to the village of Sparsholt). Turn left at Sparsholt College Hampshire/Wessex Centre sign. Continue up lane for approximately 0.5 miles, turning right on to campus. From the Midlands and the North via A34 Travel south on A34 and leave at exit for Winchester (B3420). Go straight over mini roundabout and continue over bridge to next roundabout (Three Maids Hill). Take 2nd exit signposted “Winchester (B3420)”. See above as per instructions from London. From the West via A30 Leave Salisbury heading eastwards along the A30. Where the A30 forks with the A343, keep to the right and continue along the A30. Continue following signs to Stockbridge. At Stockbridge turn left at the roundabout into the exit signposted “Winchester (B3049)”. Proceed on this road for approx 8 miles . Turn right at Sparsholt College Hampshire/Wessex Conference Centre sign. Continue up lane for approximately 0.5 miles, turning right on to campus. .From the East via A31 or A272 Join the M3 southbound at Junction 10. Exit M3 at Junction 11 signposted “Winchester”. At bottom of slip road turn right at the traffic lights. Continue under motorway and turn left at next set of traffic lights. At the roundabout take the 2nd exit for Winchester and at the next roundabout take 2nd exit onto Badger Farm Road, signposted “Olivers Battery (A3090)”. Continue as instructions from the South via M3.
On leaving Winchester Railway Station catch the number 7 bus which will take you directly to Sparsholt College. Please check local bus time tables.Campus maps can be found at the College's Main Reception.
Tourism South East Member 24/25 - Bronze 2024| Open (1 Dec 2023 - 31 Dec 2024) |
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