Visit the New Forest | National Park | Official Tourism Board
WEBThe official tourism website for the New Forest. Wild horses won’t be able to drag you away from the New Forest once you’ve experienced its peace and fallen in love with the forest’s idyllic glades, ancient woodland, open moors, heathland and cliff top walks. Escape to a world a million miles from your everyday life where ponies, cattle ...
New Forest Accommodation | Hotels, Camping & Self Catering
WEBThere is plenty of wonderful accommodation in the New Forest to choose from. Whether you are looking for a spot of luxury at a hotel, camping or glamping under the stars, a fun holiday park, a cosy B&B or a holiday lodge or cottage, we have accommodation in the heart of the New Forest National Park, near to our beautiful coastline and in our pretty towns and villages.
What's On in the New Forest | Events & Festivals
WEBMusic, concerts and art exhibitions. If you fancy some culture on your break to the New Forest then be entertained at some of our venues and attractions. Enjoy outdoor theatre and cinema on the lawn at Beaulieu, where you can watch Shakespearean plays in action in the beautiful settings of Palace House. Concerts, comedy evenings and film ...
Burley Villa School of Riding - Visit the New Forest
WEBAt Burley Villa we offer childrens riding experiences such as our 'Kidz Brush n Ride' and 'Pony Trails' around our fields and woods, gentle Forest Trails through the National Park for adults and lessons in the indoor arena or outdoor school for anyone over 4 years in both traditional English and Western saddle. Pony Trails – these are a fun 30 min lead rein walk out rides around the ...
Burley - Visit the New Forest
WEBBurley features everything you would expect from a traditional New Forest village. Oozing old world charm, with ponies and cattle roaming around the village and pretty thatched cottages, Burley has remained untouched by time. Here you will find a traditional butchers, village stores and cosy inns. Don’t forget to look out for the New Forest ...
New Forest Towns & Villages | Places to Visit
WEBBrockenhurst. Brockenhurst has the main bus/train interchange for the New Forest with regular trains from London Waterloo, Bournemouth and Southampton. The village has a pretty green often full of grazing ponies and cattle. Many walks and cycle trails start in Brockenhurst, which is set in some of the loveliest scenery in the district.
Lymington - Visit the New Forest
WEBLymington. The historic, coastal town of Lymington offers plenty for the visitor to the New Forest. This colourful and vibrant town is an ancient seaport with a rich maritime history, and with so much to see and do. Learn about the rich heritage of the town, enjoy some retail therapy, treat yourself to delicious food and drink and relax by the ...
Lyndhurst - Visit the New Forest
WEBLyndhurst is most well know as being the resting place of the late Alice Liddell (Hargreaves), who was the inspiration for the famous Alice in Wonderland. Nearby village of Minstead is also the resting place of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who wrote Sherlock Holmes. Lyndhurst is also famous due to its reputation as the capital of the New Forest, and a village full of history, culture and architecture.
Ringwood - Visit the New Forest
WEBThe historic market town of Ringwood occupies a strategic position on the western edge of the New Forest with the renowned Avon Valley long-distance walking path passing through it. Vital ancient trading links once provided by the River Avon and the Victorian railway have been replaced by excellent road systems with the town at the crossroads ...
Bartley Lodge Hotel - Visit the New Forest
WEBFormer home to geologist Charles Lyell, a friend of Charles Darwin, the grade II listed Bartley Lodge Hotel is steeped in history and tucked away at the end of a meandering drive, surrounded by eight acres of beautiful gardens, dense woods and open meadows filled with free roaming ponies. Individually designed with bold colours of florals, the hotel's 39 comfy bedrooms are decorated ...