Free Things to Do in the New Forest with Kids
The New Forest boasts all kinds of adventures, many of which don’t cost a thing to enjoy, ideal if you’re seeking low-cost day trips or…
read moreOur lowdown of the best things to see and do in the New Forest...
The New Forest boasts all kinds of adventures, many of which don’t cost a thing to enjoy, ideal if you’re seeking low-cost day trips or…
read moreWhile the New Forest might be most well-known for its vast woodland walks and wild roaming ponies, it also has a 40-mile-long coastline, perfect for…
read moreThe New Forest boasts a wealth of dog-friendly spots, perfect for off-leash adventures. And when you’ve worked up an appetite exploring woodland trails, open heathland…
read moreWith picture-perfect scenery and tranquillity at every turn, the New Forest is a stunning place to visit with your significant other.
read moreYes, the New Forest is very dog-friendly! However, there are a few guidelines you need to be aware of when visiting the area with your…
read moreDiscover 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 moreHere’s our (very short) guide for pubs in the South of the New Forest: The Angel and Blue Pig on Lymington High Street. Ancient,…
read moreThe area is a wonderful place to explore on foot. We have written extensively about where to go. – Walk the beaches. Here’s our guide.…
read moreChoosing where you go for a winter walk is important. Windy? Head for the protection of the trees in the forest. Sunny? Head…
read moreThis cosy Fisherman’s bar has undergone a total refurbishment using reclaimed oak panelling and floors with quality antique furniture. There is a large garden…
read moreThe New Forest, and surrounding area, is dotted by a number of historic buildings that are well worth a day-trip or visit during your escape!…
read moreExbury is a private house and gardens a few miles east of Beaulieu. The owners are part of the Rothschild family. Many of them it…
read moreDiscover the wonders of the New Forest’s lovely coastline with our top beaches to visit, offering everything from sandy shores & vibrant beach huts to…
read moreBBC and Observer film critic Mark Kermode talks about how diverse the New Forest is.
read moreGetting 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 moreLove to swing? Then this is a post for you. Here’s our (not so) secret guide to the best rope swings in the forest. This is a…
read morehe Spit divides the choppy Solent waters and creates a calm lagoon which is an excellent site for paddle boarding trips, kayaking and quiet sailing.…
read moreYou don’t need to fly to New Hampshire to see the famous autumn or ‘fall’ foliage. Our wonderful New Forest puts on a great display…
read moreThe New Forest was once a Royal Hunting forest. It is one of the best places in England to find these ancient and giant trees.…
read moreForaging for free and organic food is a real pleasure. It is Slow Living at its best. Wild food is all around us. Far more…
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