About Prince Philip Park
Prince Philip Park is part of a growing new community in Hampshire, offering a wide range of green spaces designed for both people and wildlife.
Located within the Dukes Quarter, the park forms a vibrant green corridor at the heart of the development, helping to connect communities with nature.
Green space and habitats
The park includes a variety of carefully designed landscapes, such as:
These features not only create an attractive setting but also support a wide range of wildlife.
Wildlife and nature
Prince Philip Park provides important habitats for many species.
The mix of mature trees, including Scots pine and broadleaf woodland, alongside newly planted areas, offers shelter and food for birds and other wildlife.
The SuDS features and natural habitats create ideal conditions for:
Today
The park continues to develop into a welcoming, biodiverse space, supporting both the local community and the natural environment.
It offers opportunities to enjoy nature, take part in outdoor activities, and connect with green space as part of everyday life