Roman Park sits within an established area of Whitchurch with several local amenities such as convenience stores, pubs and cafés available on the doorstep as well as nursery, primary and secondary schools catering to children of all ages. A number of groups, sports teams and societies are well established in the area to suit all interests.

Wide open green space is in abundance with multiple recreation grounds to choose from as well as two small nature reserves within the town. QEII Daniel Park offers a community orchard and wildflower meadows, the perfect sun trap in the summer months to enjoy a picnic, whilst Millennium Green provides 7 acres to explore, complete with old water meadows still with their traditional features. The BMX track, skate park and kickabout area offer an energetic alternative to strolling around admiring the view and Longmeadow Sports and Social Club offers football, squash and indoor bowling clubs for those preferring a more active lifestyle.

Whitchurch has a rich heritage that's proudly displayed for residents and visitors alike. The waters of the River Test flow through the centre of the town acting as the main source of power for Britain's oldest surviving silk mill, Whitchurch Silk Mill, now a popular visitor attraction