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Stoke Road is no modern retail centre, it is a traditional shopping street, through which you can still drive, and park on the road, right outside the shops Yes, it's a bit higgledy-piggledy but does offer a neat, if not wicked, range of services and the shopping's not bad in a niche sort of way Parking is free, both on Stoke Road and in the short stay car parks, which are a few man-sized footsteps from Stoke Road where you will find picture framing, bespoke blinds, bespoke tailoring repair shops for bicycles, televisions, computers, iPads, iPhones, shoes, musical instruments, vacuum cleaners and most domestic appliances solicitors, estate agents, accountants, clothing alterations, barbers, tattooists, chiropodists spray tanning, nail salons, wedding photography, printing and copying, personalised clothing, glass cutting chiropractors, opticians, pharmacy, sports therapy, TCM, reflexology and there's too much to mention here, see the list on the right for more On to shopping, playing and eating
Stoke Road has arts and crafts,
luggage, leathergoods, furniture,
bicycles, computers, musical instruments
antiques, collectibles, vintage goods
After we've done what we can for you
the High Street is a short walk or drive away from Stoke Road you'll know you're in Mumby Road because there's usually a lot of yachts stacked up. Opposite the yachts is a chandlery and there's another just inside the former entrance to Camper & Nicholsons continue along Mumby Road through two sets of traffic lights and you will then be in Forton Road followed by Brockhurst Road The shops in Forton and Brockhurst are a bit spread out and, like Stoke Road, frayed at the edges
talking
of frayed at the edges, if you're handy with the sewing machine
there's a haberdashery and fabric shops in Forton If you feel the need to get out of Gosport quickly continue along Brockhurst Road and you will arrive at the roundabouts at Fort Brockhurst and you can then make your escape on the A32 or through Rowner and Stubbington if escaping via Rowner Road, you could turn left at the Newgate Lane roundabout and this will take you to the Hovercraft Museum and the shops at Lee and the only independent bookshop around these parts (the only eclectic indie bookshop) Or you could head back to the harbour, get the wind in your hair upstairs on the ferry and have a look around the Spinnaker Tower
and Gosport's Royal Navy Submarine
Museum is on the south side of Haslar Bridge and... Gosport doesn't have John Lewis or Debenhams, so if browsing the big stores is what you need then definitely give us a miss, but please keep us in mind the rest of the time, you might find what you've been looking for "all over the place" You can browse Stoke Road A-Z by business name or A-Z by category
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Last updated January 2021
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