Insider’s Guide to Lyndhurst
Lyndhurst is the beating heart of the New Forest—a place where ponies rule the roads, ancient oaks whisper secrets, and independent shops still thrive. Whether…
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Our lowdown of the best things to see and do in the New Forest...
Insider’s Guide to Southbourne
Southbourne isn’t about flashy attractions or tourist crowds. This is where locals go to slow down, breathe in that salty sea air, and soak up…
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Christchurch offers the perfect mix of coast, country and history. The town has 6 miles of beaches, two clear rivers, a smattering of heritage sites…
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The Saturday market sees Lymington’s High Street really come to life as the stalls reveal fresh produce, antique wares & local treasures. Established in 1250,…
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Milford on Sea is a lively and vibrant village. It sits on the coast and has extensive beach front which is sandy at mid-low tide.…
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Sleepy, small and very boaty, Keyhaven was a port in 1206. Now it’s a fishing hamlet and base for boat owners. The Isle of Wight…
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Located on the banks of the Avon River, Fordingbridge is a really picturesque New Forest town, with a rich history of cloth making and smuggling…
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Surrounded by ancient forest & heathlands, adventures await in Brockenhurst… and you’ll be sure to meet plenty of ponies & donkeys on your travels- it’s absolutely charming!
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The Beaulieu River is one of the few privately owned rivers in the world and has been in the ownership of the Montagu family for…
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Burley village and the surrounding area is about as perfectly pretty as the New Forest gets. You’re deep in the western part of the New…
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Sway is nestled on the southern edge of the New Forest and surrounded by National Park. It’s just 5 minutes drive west of Brockenhurst, and…
read moreHolidaying with less mobile folk? Here’s where to go and what to do…
Here’s the good news. The New Forest is mostly flat and in general, accessibility in the area, is pretty good. PEDALL Inclusive…
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There are some lovely villages in this area. But with a far less population, life here spreads out into nature. There are no large…
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Getting Here You’ll need a car to get the best out of this area. Trains go to Sway, New Milton, Hinton Admiral, Christchurch and onto…
read moreA Dog Friendly Guide to the New Forest
Discover all the New Forest’s best dog-friendly walks, beaches & places to eat. With ancient woodland & stretches of coastline to roam, there are loads…
read moreOur guide to loving the New Forest
Whether living in, or visiting the New Forest, we wanted to share a few of our top tips to help protect this very special part of the world!
read moreOur Guide to Getting Lost and Enjoying It
Getting lost is an art form we try to avoid most of our lives. Lost, we are taught, is something to fear and dread. Lost…
read moreOur guide to organising your stay…
Here is our short guide to all the best bits of the area, thing to do, places to eat (and drink), our favourite providers and…
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