Celebrate the longest day of the year from the highest point on the South Downs. Gather with the community to celebrate the longest day of the year at Queen Elizabeth Country Park, Hampshire
Meet at 3:30am outside the Visitor Centre to take part in a special procession. Led by the Druids of the Sylvan Grove, we'll make our way on foot to the top of Butser Hill, where a ceremonial welcome to the sunrise will mark the beginning of the longest day.
| Season (21 June 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Sunday | 03:30 | - 06:30 |
* Free event no ticket required
Meet at Queen Elizabeth Country Park visitor centre at 3.30am
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