Customers looking for park homes for sale at Whitehill Park in Bordon will find an established, over-55s residential park in a peaceful corner of Hampshire. Set just off Liphook Road and surrounded by countryside, Whitehill Park offers a quieter way of life with easy access to Bordon’s shops, healthcare and everyday services. This pet-friendly park suits people who want to downsize into a detached, low-maintenance home while staying close to local amenities and the wider South Downs area.

Laid out in quiet cul-de-sacs with landscaped plots and driveways beside each home, Whitehill Park has a settled, close-knit feel. The combination of semi-rural surroundings, practical town links and an age-restricted community makes it an appealing option if you are considering a park home in Hampshire for your next move.

Discover Whitehill Park, Bordon

Whitehill Park is a residential park on the edge of Bordon, designed for over-55s who want a calmer environment without losing the convenience of town living. Park homes sit on easy-to-manage plots, with space for a small garden and parking, so day-to-day life is simpler than in many traditional brick-built homes.

Bordon itself offers supermarkets, shops, cafés and healthcare, so most daily needs are a short drive away. Just beyond the town, the Hampshire countryside and nearby South Downs National Park provide plenty of scope for scenic walks, cycling, golf and other outdoor pursuits. Road links connect Bordon to the A3 for routes towards London and the south coast, with mainline rail services available from nearby stations such as Liphook and Alton, typically reaching London Waterloo in around an hour, service dependent.

Buying at Whitehill Park

• Over-55s residential community: Age-restricted to residents 55 and over, creating a quieter, semi-retirement style environment with like-minded neighbours.
• Part-exchange options: 100% market-value part-exchange is often available via specialist schemes, helping you sell a bricks-and-mortar property and move with fewer chains; you can ask about current part-exchange offers when enquiring about Whitehill Park.
• Pet policy: Whitehill Park is pet-friendly, with well-behaved pets allowed under the park’s rules, making good use of local walks and nearby green spaces.
• Tenure: Fully residential, year-round park, intended for permanent living rather than holiday-only use.
• To check current park homes for sale at Whitehill Park, use the enquiry or brochure request form on this page. You can also compare with other park homes for sale in Hampshire, explore pet-friendly parks, or read more about park home part-exchange if you are planning to sell a traditional home.

Life at Whitehill Park

Life at Whitehill Park tends to be relaxed and routine-based: short walks around the park or into Bordon, trips to local shops and cafés, and quiet time at home or in the garden. The over-55s age profile and residential-only status support a friendly but low-key community, where neighbours look out for each other while still enjoying their own space. The cul-de-sac layout, landscaped plots and countryside backdrop help the park feel calm and established throughout the year.

Nearby & Getting Around

• Countryside & walks: Whitehill Park sits in attractive Hampshire countryside, with local green spaces and easy access towards the South Downs National Park for longer walks and outdoor activities.
• Towns & days out: Bordon for everyday shopping and services; larger towns such as Alton, Haslemere, Petersfield and Guildford are reachable by car for more extensive shopping, dining and leisure.
• Road links: Convenient access to the A3 for routes towards London and Portsmouth, and local roads across north Hampshire and into Surrey.
• Rail: Mainline services from nearby stations such as Liphook and Alton to London Waterloo in around an hour, service dependent, plus routes towards the south coast and other regional centres.
• Sat nav: GU35 9DS.

Whitehill Park FAQs

Where is Whitehill Park in the UK?

Whitehill Park is on Liphook Road in Whitehill, Bordon, in East Hampshire, set in semi-rural surroundings but close to the town’s shops and services.

Is Whitehill Park just for over-50s?

Whitehill Park is a residential, age-restricted park for people aged 55 and over, so it is aimed at those looking for a quieter, semi-retirement style community rather than a family holiday park.

Are there park homes for sale at Whitehill Park?

Availability changes over time, but Whitehill Park is an established development with residential park homes for sale from time to time, including both new and pre-owned homes. Any current properties will be listed on this page, and you can use the enquiry form to ask about up-to-date availability.

Is Whitehill Park pet-friendly?

Yes, Whitehill Park is pet-friendly. Pets are generally welcome in line with the park rules, and the surrounding countryside offers plenty of options for regular dog walks.

What is there to do near Whitehill Park?

Locally, you will find shops, cafés and healthcare in Bordon, while the nearby countryside and South Downs National Park offer walking, cycling and golf. For days out, towns such as Alton, Haslemere, Petersfield and Guildford are within comfortable driving distance.

How do I arrange a viewing at Whitehill Park?

To arrange a viewing at Whitehill Park, use the enquiry or brochure request form on this page. The park or selling agent will contact you to confirm what is available and book a convenient time to visit.

Is Whitehill Park open all year?

Yes, Whitehill Park is a fully residential park with year-round occupation, designed for permanent living rather than seasonal holiday use.

What is the nearest train station to Whitehill Park?

The nearest mainline stations are typically Liphook and Alton, both offering services to London Waterloo and the south coast. Typical journey times to London are around an hour, service dependent.