White Hill

White Hill doesn't sound like much - and honestly, it isn't a dramatic scramble or a lung-busting summit push. But that's rather the point. This Hampshire peak sits just a few miles north of Southampton, making it ideal for families staying at Beechen Glamping or Holden Farm Camping who want a proper walk without the faff of driving two hours to the South Downs.

You're looking at a gentle moorland walk to reach the highest point in the immediate area. The views aren't spectacular - this is Hampshire, not the Lake District - but on a clear day you'll see across surprisingly open country. The real appeal is the walk itself, through heathland and light woodland. It's the kind of spot where you can actually hear birds rather than just rush past them.

Allow a couple of hours if you're not in a rush, maybe ninety minutes if you're moving at a decent pace. Kids won't find it tedious, and it's genuinely accessible for most fitness levels - no scrambling, no exposed drops. The ground can get boggy after rain, so proper footwear matters more than you'd think for such a modest height.

Combine it with Winchester, just over half an hour away, or make it a buffer activity between camping days. There's nothing fancy about White Hill - no café, no visitor centre, no Instagram moment waiting to happen. That's precisely why it works. You get a bit of air, a bit of exercise, and you're back at your tent by lunchtime.