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A perfect mid ride stop on the outskirts of Petersfield, bike friendly, cash only.

The Font inside the church is 1000 years old made of black marble.

East Meon is a picturesque Hampshire village which straddles the pretty River Meon. It's the highest village in the Meon Valley. It boasts a number of ancient buildings such as the Norman Church of All Saints and old Court House, with a medieval hall dating from the late 14th century. The village has two pubs - Ye Olde George and The Izaak Walton (named after the famous angler).

The visitor centre has information and a café as well as parking and picnic benches. This is a great place to start a run up Butser Hill, through the woods or further on the South Downs Way. There is also a weekly Parkrun here.

Sheet is a ‘chocolate box’ village just outside Petersfield. The village green is a great place to stop with a huge tree surrounded by a bench, traditional cottages, a village hall and a pub.

The Queen Elizabeth Country Park Visitor Centre marks the gateway to the park, and is situated just off the A3 at the foot of Butser Hill. The centre has information about the park and there’s a cafe (Beechwood Kitchen) here too. There are also bike tools and a water tap outside. The park’s chargeable car park is situated just outside the visitor centre.

East Meon is a picturesque Hampshire village which straddles the pretty River Meon. It's the highest village in the Meon Valley. It boasts a number of ancient buildings such as the Norman Church of All Saints and old Court House, with a medieval hall dating from the late 14th century. The village has two pubs - Ye Olde George and The Izaak Walton (named after the famous angler).

This traffic-free tarmac cycle path traces the A3 and runs along the western edge of the Queen Elizabeth Country Park. It forms part of NCN route 222. It cuts through chalk cuttings and passes Butser Hill Lime Works.