and the Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Activities Centre. Manor Farm Within the country park at the North East of the park lies Manor Farm, a historic farm attraction with its own opening hours and pricing policy. It opened in 1984 as the Manor Farm museum and has since developed into a family-focused visitor attraction within the setting of the historic village run by Hampshire County Council. The site includes historic buildings that link to the heritage of the site and the original museum including a forge, wheelwrights, farmhouse and Victorian schoolhouse. The ancient duckpond and the neighbouring St Bartholomew's Church also form part of the location. Popular activities on offer at the farm include feeding, walking and seeing the animals and a large galvanised steel roundhouse was erected on the site in 2019 in order to house the animals while visitors could watch form the included viewing gallery. Other on-site facilities include a visitor centre and gift shop located in the 18th century threshing barn, a large indoor children's play area - the Playbarn, a cafe for visitors as well as amenities such as toilets and an education centre for visiting school groups. Manor Farm was the location for the historical documentary TV series Wartime Farm, broadcast by the BBC in 2012. The Manor Farm at this site is not to be confused with the Manor Farm, near Alton, where Alan Titchmarsh films his Love Your Weekend television show. See also River Hamble Royal Victoria Country Park References External links River Hamble Country Park - official site Manor Farm - official site Local Heritage Initiative QE2 activity centre (click on "useful info" for more on HMS Cricket) Country parks in Hampshire Museums in Hampshire Living museums in England Farm museums in England Local Nature Reserves in Hampshire