The stone circle near Loxhill and Hascombe was built between 1995 & 1997 by the Megalithic Order of Druids using people power and wooden posts. It consists of 18 stones and marks important solar and lunar rising and setting points.

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The Hascombe hillfort occupied around 1BC encloses the thick wooded area. The steep sides of the fort were scarped at the top to make them almost unassailable. In the early 19th century it became an important naval telegraph station, using a mechanical form of semaphore. A chain of these stations linked London with Portsmouth.

St Peter's church, Hascombe was rebuilt in the style of a 13th century church in 1864. The only pre Victorian relic is the 15th century chancel screen, which has been elaborately decorated in colour. The nave walls are painted with the 'miraculous draught of fishes' in gold and blue.

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