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Updated • updatedSep 28, 2025
Updated • updatedSep 28, 2025
Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like New Forest National Park, Lyndhurst, and Beaulieu and more, get ready to experience the best places in Brockenhurst.
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New Forest National Park, located in Hampshire and Wiltshire in southwest England, became a national park in 2005. It is known for its picturesque landscapes, ancient trees, ponies, small towns and villages. The area offers tranquility amidst the urban sprawl of southern England. The park includes the former South Hampshire Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty within its borders.
I spent a truly lovely week here. There are so many amazing walks to do, wildlife to see & ponies, donkeys & cows roaming freely. It is a truly beautiful area of the country & I highly recommend a visit.
Sally M — Google review
This is truly a place you should visit at least once when in the UK. We had a short 3-day cycling trip here. Everything was wonderful — from the scenery to the people. Just a note: you should prepare an offline map before coming, as in some areas the signal is very weak and you can hardly use online maps.
The rebirth of Foxlease Park, nice to see it back up and running, volunteered here back in February? And it was just nice to see it with life and music...
Nice little room in the coach house, could do with an extra pillow, but nice time.
Absolutely beautiful forest, we saw so many horses and lots of cows! We didn’t manage to see any deers. The views are breathtaking and there are many different routes you can take. There is some free parking near Rockford sandpit. You aren’t allowed to feed or pet the animals
The New Forest is a brilliant place for families, especially with kids. The free-roaming ponies, donkeys, and other animals make it feel magical, and places like the Wildlife Park add more chances to see deer, otters, and birds. There are plenty of easy walking trails too, such as at Bolderwood Deer Sanctuary, and lots of open spaces that are perfect for picnics.
Camping is well set up with designated sites, ranging from rustic fields to family-friendly spots with toilets and showers. Wild camping isn’t allowed, but the official sites give you space for kids to play and a good base to explore. Shops are small village stores or farm shops rather than big supermarkets, and toilets are generally available at visitor centres, though sometimes basic.
The park doesn’t really have a big lake for swimming or boating, and indoor play options are limited, so it’s very much an outdoor destination. If you’re prepared for nature, fresh air, and a slightly rustic feel, the New Forest is a wonderful family escape where children can explore freely and see animals up close.
Beautiful place to go loads of open spaces for people to walk and cycle. Large areas for children play.
Beautiful river at brockenhurst where you can often see horses and foals, cattle and sometimes donkeys and pigs.
Miles of tall trees creating dense forest. The forest offers great walking and cycling paths which link together towns and areas of interest.
Gorgeous place, well worth a visit if you appreciate nature. The ponies are such a treat to see. It’s also great for beginner cyclists as it has the Old Railway route created by Cycling UK. I felt like I was in a renaissance oil painting at times because the sights were so beautiful. Make sure to get out early to admire the sights as it gets very busy in August.
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Lyndhurst, located in Hampshire, England, is a significant village and civil parish within the New Forest National Park. It's often referred to as the 'Capital of the New Forest' and is home to the New Forest District Council and Court of Verderers. With a rich history dating back to William the Conqueror's royal hunting forest designation in 1079, Lyndhurst attracts numerous tourists who come to explore its shops, cafes, and museums.
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Beaulieu, a charming village in Hampshire, England, is nestled on the southeastern edge of the picturesque New Forest. It boasts attractions like Palace House and the renowned National Motor Museum. In 2020, it was recognized as one of the most beautiful villages in the UK and Ireland by Condé Nast Traveler. The Beaulieu Festive Fayre is a must-visit Christmas market set amidst this stunning location in the New Forest National Park.
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Botanical garden
Scenic Railroads
Exbury Gardens & Steam Railway is a perfect destination for families and nature enthusiasts. The expansive woodland gardens feature a diverse collection of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, rare trees, and shrubs. With over 22 miles of pathways to explore, visitors can wander through wildflower, formal, and herbaceous gardens. The highlight for many is the narrow-gauge steam railway that takes passengers on a scenic 1 mile journey through the picturesque landscape.
A woodland garden with paved, gravel and grassy walks.
Dogs allowed on leads.
Wheelchair access is great on the tarmac, but variable on gravel, dependent on the strength of the pusher in loose stuff but fine where the paths are compacted by vehicles. Grass is OK in dry weather. The car park is relatively uncompacted gravel.
The sundial garden, with a tiny cafe in a lovely setting, and the art gallery are two highlights.
The two times of year to aim for are spring, for the azaleas and rhododendrons and the autumn for stunning tree colour.
David W — Google review
Had a really great day out in the gardens. Lots of lovely walking trails with fantastic views across the river. The gardens look very good even though it is the end of the summer. Had drinks and a snack in the old tennis courts. The restaurant looks nice as well. Ride on the steam train was very enjoyable. Dogs are welcome in all areas. You can also use the Gardener's World 241 card, what a great place.
Spent an absolutely cracking day visiting Exbury. It's an enormous site, 80-ish hectares. You can easily spend the entire day here exploring. Obviously, different things are going to be in bloom at different times so there's always going to be something interesting to see throughout the year. Paths are a mixture of surfaces: e.g., tarmac/pebble so book/hire an all terrain scooter if you or someone with you needs it. Dogs on a lead are welcome. Doggos are even allowed on the choo-choo (£7/per person extra). Loads of space for kids to exhaust themselves plus they have a dedicated play area and log trail. The usual amenities: loads of parking, restaurant, gift shop, plants for sale. Toilets are modern and everything works. Top tip: Gardener's World 2:1 is accepted and provides great VFM. Loads of activities throughout the year so check what's on via their website. All in all, a brilliant place to visit. Would deffo visit again...it must look stunning in the spring.
First time visitors to the gardens and definitely not the last! We booked the Halloween train and it exceeded expectations- the actors were amazing and turned up the scare-factor by jumping out and as my kids are age 10 and 13, so they loved it! They didn’t jump out for the younger children though so mindful of ages.
The gardens are beautiful in their autumnal glory and looking forward to re-visiting next year.
We had such a wonderful time at Exbury Gardens. The combination of the beautiful gardens and the steam railway was perfect for me and my son. He absolutely loved the train ride, and we enjoyed the scenic walks. It's a great place for children to run around and explore. A truly memorable day!
Lovely visit at the end of summer. We were trained in horticulture, many years ago!! So we know our stuff and thought that Exbury was one of the best gardens we had visited.
We particularly enjoyed the wide selection of trees.
We know less about fungi and enjoyed seeing so many different varieties and were so lucky to have picked this time of year when we could see so many.
We also enjoyed the specialist Nerine plant exhibition and bought a few to take home.
We would like to add how lovely and dog friendly the gardens are too.
A great day out.
Had an amazing day at the gardens today. Lovely walks exploring the gardens with my girls. There was a Halloween 👻 trail and the ghost train quite frankly was amazing. A reall treat there must have been a lot of planning and effort gone into this. Got chatting with Dave who has a real passion for his railway and engines. We’ll be back!
Have been when the gardens were in full flower so nice to see the changes the autumn brings. Train had been adapted to ghost train and the actors kept us entertained throughout. Gardens beautiful as ever and the Nerines exhibition was a nice addition to our day.
Exbury, Southampton, SO45 1AF, United Kingdom•
Castle
Sights & Landmarks
Heritage building
Historical landmark
Hurst Castle, located at the end of a shingle spit near Lymington in the New Forest, is a hidden gem with a rich history. Built as a defense fortress by Henry VIII, it features impressive 38-ton guns and offers visitors an opportunity to explore its military past. Accessible via a scenic walk from Milford-on-Sea or a passenger ferry from Keyhaven, the castle also houses a lighthouse exhibition and cafe.
Hurst Castle is a great place to visit.
My husband and I took the kids and we all had such a lovely day.
We parked up at keyhaven and took the ferry which was great fun.
The castle has so much to see and stunning views of the needles/Isle of Wight and the fabulous lighthouse.
Staff were friendly and sociable.
We stopped for lunch in the castle and sat at one of the benches provided.
After we saw everything at the castle, we took a walk to the lighthouse and put our feet in the lovely clear water which the kids loved.
We have all said that it is one of the best places we've visited so far and already want to plan a future trip back here.
We are members of the English heritage and we got in for free, we only paid for the ferry crossing which was pretty good price wise.
All in all a great cheap family day out with lots to see and admire.
Hannah F — Google review
Really enjoyed it here, a mix of the old and the more modern, great history. We caught the little ferry boat over which was lovely, we were going to go back the same way but decided to walk back along the spit, was about 2 miles out in the open and shingle all the way, was very windy on the way back but a nice walk none the less. It's a bit of a gem and not over priced, definitely worth reading all the signs to learn about the history and the changes the castle went through.
I enjoyed my visit immensely. A great place to bring children to run around, although I suggest you use the ferry with the little ones as its a 2 mile walk from the carpark. Completely dog friendly I brought mine. He enjoyed sniffing around the rooms but was impatient to move on. So I photographed the information panels for later. There's a very small cafe and the toilets are open to the elements.
Hurst Castle is an absolute gem. The walk from the car park to the castle is about 2 miles with lovely views of the Needles. You can get the ferry from Keyhaven to save on the walk. Once inside the castle, there’s so much to explore and the exhibitions are well presented and bring the stories of the castle to life.
The views from the castle walls are breathtaking and you can see across to the Isle of Wight and watch the boats sail by.
I’d highly recommend bringing a picnic and spending a few hours wandering, learning, and soaking up the atmosphere. A brilliant day out for families, history lovers, and anyone who enjoys a walk.
We took the ferry across and then spent about 3 hours wandering round. Lots of different bits to see but the highlight are the views over to the Isle of White and the lighthouse.
There is a little cafe out front and some rustic toilets inside. If you intend on being there over lunch I’d suggest bringing lunch with you.
Great morning out looking around this castle.
Got the ferry there snd back which was great fun.
Lovely views from the top of the castle overlooking isle of wight and beyond.
Lot's of information given as you walk around.
Great place to explore, by foot over shingle spit or by little boat. Lots of rooms to explore and learn history of the building, surrounding area and lighthouses in general. We had great time.
This Castle has a lot to offer. Its history and role during various wars is well explained at various points inside the castle. There are many sections accessible only through narrow stairs. On an upper level there are lovely views across to Hust Beach and Keyhaven. In the other direction there is a clear view of the Isle of Wight.
Milford on Sea, Lymington, SO41 0TP, United Kingdom•
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Lepe Country Park is a historical and picturesque destination offering various activities for visitors. The park features remnants of the Mulberry Harbours from the D-Day landings, providing a glimpse into its wartime significance. Additionally, it holds historical connections to Queen Victoria's first view of the Isle of Wight and being one of the last spots where the Titanic was seen from mainland Britain.
My friend and I took the dogs to Lepe on a week day and although it was the Easter holidays it wasn't overly busy which was nice. There's lots of parking and we parked in the top car park where there is a lovely green area for picnics and far reaching views. .
We walked down past the cafe to the beach and turned to the left and had a lovely walk along the beach, down past the nature reserve. It's a lovely mixture of beach and countryside and of course the New Forest is just down the road for more lovely walks.
This is a hidden gem of a place, perfect for families. Parking was £8, there is an adventure play area for kids and there is a block of clean toilets just behind the cafe.
Anne C — Google review
Great place to park up and have a beach walk or picnic. Fantastic children's play area and cafe. Interesting d day info further along the beach
This place makes for a great day out, with a vast beach, views stretching over to the IOW and a modern cafe available to suit most tastes it’s a great spot to relax.
An easy car park makes access a breeze.
Lovely circular walk through the countryside and along the coast. Really easy 2hr walk.
Only downside with dogs is there's a lot of barbed wire fences, my Springer Spaniel got a cut on her back, luckily nothing serious.
This is a lovely park along the Solent. There is the beach (shingle), a sensory garden, paths through the woods, and a café (very clean, small shop). There is a car park (administered by Hampshire County Council = expensive)
Really nice place to spend the day! You have a few little beaches, multiple parks, a cafe and somewhere to get ice creams and a good amount of fields to set up! Highly recommend for the family
We would have given more than 5 stars if we could. The first thing we noticed was how clean it was, no litter anywhere. We visited the cafe and found the food to be of good quality and very reasonably priced, it is also dog friendly.
Did, the Lepe loop walk which was lovely. Coastal, fields and woods. Had a lunch on the beech and then decided to go other direction to do "Dunkirk" walk. Amazed to find out what went from there to France as part of D day landing.
Highly recommend both walks.
Country Park, Lepe, Southampton SO45 1AD, United Kingdom•
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Blackwater Arboretum is a protected forest in the New Forest, featuring trails that lead through some of the oldest Douglas Fir trees in the country. The arboretum boasts a spectacular collection of enormous redwoods, sequoia, and Douglas fir trees, creating an enchanting backdrop for nature lovers. Visitors can also admire unique trees from around the world, including coastal redwoods and towering Douglas firs.
Love this place! Well maintained. Beautiful trees!
Coffee and ice cream van at the parking is great after long walks.
Be aware of ticks! For the first time during 10 years we’ve got 2 in one go.
Linda E — Google review
A beautiful location for a family day out or a romantic walk. There's 3 car parks which are usually busy, so I advise to arrive early. You have more chances to find a space in the smaller car parks which is the 1st one off the main road. In the main car park there's usually a coffee truck and ice cream. Picnic tables are also next to the main car park.
This is a stunning part of the New Forest with beautiful trails. The Tall Tree Trail is a personal favourite of mine, flanked by giant redwood trees it really feels magical to walk amongst these majestic trees. I grew up close to the New Forest and often return as it’s such a special place. This area, as well as Ornamental Drive are well worth visiting.
Just magical, so beautiful to walk around. This is an enclosed/gated area part-way along the Tall Trees Trail, only takes 15 minutes to walk around and then re-join the main trail. Lots of interesting information boards along the way.
We visited from an Airbnb in Portsmouth. It took us about an hour to get there, but it was well worth the trip! A great place to escape into nature in the picturesque New Forest. We did both the Tall trees trail and Arboretum trail in about 2 hours and this was with plenty stops for chats on the benches and little diversions walking more into the forest. It’s just be right amount of walk if you’re looking for something light but energetic. There were toilets and a van serving ice cream with a small choice of dairy-free and gluten free options too and plenty of picnic benches dotted around. We ended the trip with a coffee trip into the nearby village of Lyndhurst. Well worth the visit!
A great walk around some beautiful countryside, pretty flat so easy for all ages. Lots to take in and explore. Can imagine it would be beautiful whatever the season.
Amazing place to go for a walk. I will coming back soon. It has public toilets. And there is a small food truck that has all the essentials. Ice cream, coffee, snacks Great place !
The trail is very well-maintained with various species of trees from around the world located along the yellow path. An ice cream van and restrooms are available on-site, as well as free parking.
Rhinefield Ornamental Dr, Brockenhurst, SO42 7QB, United Kingdom•
Bournemouth, located in Dorset, England, is a coastal resort town known for its warm and swimmable beach that stretches for seven miles. The lively Victorian pier offers arcade games and bars, while pastel beach huts and a charming promenade complete the classic British seaside scene. Established in 1812 as a health resort, Bournemouth has evolved into a vibrant town with two universities and the Bournemouth International Centre (BIC), hosting world-class music acts.
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Bicycle repair shop
Bicycle Shop
Used bicycle shop
Cyclexperience Ltd in Brockenhurst is a family-owned business offering a wide range of bicycles and electric bikes for sale, catering to all skill levels. They also provide bike hire services and organize mountain bike events and off-road races locally and nationally. Additionally, they conduct workshops to ensure that your bike remains in top condition. Located conveniently near the Brockenhurst train station, it's easily accessible for those traveling by public transport.
Good prices and a helmet included. I recently rented a Genesis gravel. Great components on the group set and breaks, SRAM apex I think. Only 650 size tyres on an XL bike was a bit odd for longer rides. Very easy to collect and return and heavy duty lock included if needed too. Oh and a saddle bag with full repair kit and spare tube! Everything you could want!
Henry G — Google review
Legend....... friendly helpful staff great prices, above and beyond service. They really know there stuff. Would be 10 stars if had an option. This is my new favourite bike shop. My trailer looks epic, Thanks guys very happy 👍
Extremely kind and attentive staff. The bike was great, and was perfect for an 100k gravel ride round the New Forest trails. I booked the bike for two days as I thought I wouldn’t be back in time to return it. I ended up arriving back in time and they gave me a refund for the second day. Extremely generous, and definitely will return for bike hire in future. Only critique is it would be nice to have some higher spec gravel bikes available for hire. Thanks guys!
Fantastic business, easy and seamless for renting a bike, helpful & friendly staff, informative with the available routes. I rented a fabulous e-bike, I was well informed, sent away well equipped with maps, puncture repair kits etc. The staff were extremely efficient and there was no waiting around at all, great customer service is such a refreshing find in this day & age. Also a very flexible rental service, no clock watching to be back by a certain time! I would definitely use this business again. My only criticism is that I would have rented a phone holder if I knew they were available, it was such a pain to keep stopping to check the map! Please offer a phone holder to every customer!
We used Cycle Experience Ltd on a recent visit to the New Forest. Couldn't recommend them enough. Straightforward online booking system, Polite and Helpful staff, and the equipment - Bikes, Helmets, Rucksacks, Locks etc all in great condition and well maintained. Will 100% use again.
We loved the bikes! We loved that they provided maps with route recommendations.
Also the hire price included helmets, a bag with spare inner tubes and puncture repair kit and anything else you might need in an emergency.
The e bikes were a fabulous treat and exceeded our expectations, a really wonderful way to explore the new forest and the beautiful surroundings. The full charge allowed us to explore pretty much everywhere we wanted to go and made it very easy to bike up steep hills.
The team were incredibly friendly and efficient, but the time we walked over to get the bikes they were ready to go.
The only thing I’d suggest to someone is bring a phone mount so you can follow the paths as we kept stopping to check which way to go.
Overall, thank you so so much for a wonderful experience, we will definitely recommend to anyone visiting the new forest in the future.
Cyclexperience are responsible for my kids ‘best day of our holiday!’ Great bikes, friendly staff, easy booking and collection service. Would recommend to anyone thinking about adding cycling to their time in the New Forest. Our family of five had a brilliant experience.
Extremely easy to book and receive bikes.
It wasn’t clear that we would receive free helmets with our booking so wasted our time bringing our own- this could be improved.
Their app for finding trails to use was very easy to use and helpful.
Staff were polite and quick to sort out our booking.
Rail Station, Brockenhurst, SO42 7TW, United Kingdom•
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Southampton, a bustling port city on England's southern coast, offers a variety of attractions for history and art enthusiasts. Visitors can explore the SeaCity Museum to learn about the Titanic's ill-fated voyage or admire modern British art at the Southampton City Art Gallery. Aviation enthusiasts will appreciate the vintage aircraft on display at the Solent Sky Museum. For a glimpse into centuries of history, Tudor House & Garden showcases artifacts spanning over 800 years.
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Paultons Park, home of Peppa Pig World, is a popular family theme park located in Ower near Romsey, England. The park offers over 50 attractions and rides including three roller coasters, two water rides, a vertical-drop ride, and a splash park. Visitors can also enjoy animal feeding and explore beautiful gardens. Additionally, the New Forest Golf Club nearby provides an opportunity for golf enthusiasts to experience a picturesque 18-hole course within the natural forest surroundings.
Coming from Canada this was a big part of our trip for our child and the park didn't let down. Cleanliness seemed as a top priority and all the staff experiences were pleasant.
Food was decent and priced as you would think an amusement park would.
Bathrooms and smoking areas available across the park.
The Peppa Pig portion is where we spent most of our day and it was well kept and looked up to date.
Al. M — Google review
You need more than a day to explore everything here!! That was our only complain. It is a great place to spend time with kids. No water related rides/pools for adults which we found disappointing as we came prepared for one (without checking in detail online). That's why the 4 star. There's a splash area for kids and that's it for anything water related as far as I can tell. Would give it 5 star purely for everything kids related. There's lots to explore here. I read on one the reviews to get a packed lunch and I'm glad I read it and we did bring something to eat during the day which did save us some ££!!. We went on a weekday during the school holidays and it wasn't that crowded. Parking is hassle free and they guide you to an empty spot. We went to Peppa Pig World first and managed to get on few of the rides without queuing for long. We found this to be better than Legoland based on our overall experience. Would be going back to explore the unexplored sections/rides hopefully soon!!
Paultons Park is a beautiful, well kept and very themed in the seperate of areas in the park. There is so so many family rides what everyone can enjoy. The ride access pass was so easy to use. The food in the Route 83 diner was really nice. Amazing price value in the shop & food outlets. The toilets was very clean. If the rides are getting to much you have got the gorgeous well kept gardens and animals to walk round. Paultons deserved the best theme park of the year as I had no faults with anything. 🤍
Stunning grounds, went in the summer and it was beautiful just been now(end October)and the work they have put into the grounds for Halloween are fantastic, great to see all the kids excited even before they got to the rides...
So clean, the ground staff do an amazing job..
Definitely buy tickets in advance.
And I would advise to take food and drink with u as it is a bit pricey.
It's a cashless site but you can get a card on entry and put cash on it
Great theme park, not only for younger kids but also for big boys along with adults. Went in Halloween and it was all Pumpkins everywhere. Nicely decorated, enough rides. Visited for 2 days with short break, but if either young or old kids only or if managed properly, all rides and parks can be covered in a day.
Ample free parking, easy check in, well done with the halloween theme, waits on some rides are reasonable. Their phone app is super useful showing locations and waiting times. Staff is friendly, rides are all safe, place and toilets are clean. On stage shows were entertaining. Great place for a family day.
What a lovely experience for my little man, even we the parent joined in and had good fun. The organisation was excellent, friendly people good atmosphere. The fact that you get to ride on all the rides and fun fair they have to offer.Definitely recommending and we will be going again that is if mummy pig decide to have fourth piglet
The rides are good, waiting times not too bad. A spacious site with plenty of places to get food and drink. Ive reduced by 2 stars as, when my son lost his phone on a ride, they couldn't be less interested if they tried. They said there was nothing theu could do and didn't take our details in case they did find it. I do understand that this probably happens all the time but also bit of compassion isn't hard. Won't be going back.
Romsey, SO51 6AL, United Kingdom•
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Pub
Beer garden
The Huntsman, located in Brockenhurst, has undergone a stylish transformation by Marstons and the Concorde Group. The interior boasts an industrial chic vibe with metal fixtures, reclaimed parquet floors, and plush velour booths. The trendy bedrooms feature window-shaped mirrors, bare-bulb light fittings, and bold patterned fabrics reminiscent of a chic city hotel. For added privacy, guests can opt for rooms in the converted stable block.
Our family lunch at The Huntsman was a great choice. Booking ahead meant we had a lovely, comfortable table in a relaxed and inviting space.
The food was a highlight — clearly made with care, packed with flavour, and beautifully plated. The quality, portion size, and attentive service made it a fantastic value.
From beginning to end, the experience was smooth and enjoyable. The staff were welcoming and made us feel at home. A fantastic New Forest venue — we’ll definitely visit again.
Michael K — Google review
This was my second visit and it will definitely be my last. I ordered roast beef with no horseradish and a side of cauliflower cheese. The cauliflower cheese never arrived, and the beef was dumped on a bed of horseradish anyway.
The beef & Yorkshire pudding were inedible, the potatoes were practically raw, the “vegetables” consisted of leeks and a single carrot, and the plate was swimming in a thin, watery gravy that resembled soup. A roast dinner should be comforting — this was an absolute disaster.
Fabulous 2 night stay at The Huntsman. Newly refurbished room, which was very cosy. Tasty breakfast. Great location, perfect for Forrest walks and even a trip to the Isle of White, which we did! Friendly and helpful staff, they kindly helped us with the trains and ferry as we were a little unsure. We'll be back.
We reserved a table for a family lunch at The Huntsman and were so glad we did. The seating was comfortable and well laid out, creating a really relaxed atmosphere.
The kitchen clearly takes pride in what they do — the food was absolutely spot-on, full of flavour and beautifully presented. Great value for the quality, portion size, and service we received.
From start to finish, everything ran smoothly, and the staff made us feel welcome and well looked after. A lovely spot for a meal in the New Forest — we’ll definitely be back!
Well what a lovely place. Staff friendly and welcoming. Plenty of seating inside and outside. Nicely decorated place. Was very busy. Reasonably priced. Had cocktails which were good. We had food, I ordered Crab burger which for me didn't work but did try. My partner had a burger which he said was good.
This is situated in Brockenhurst on the main road between Lyndhurst and Lymington. Definitely would recommend and go again
We only had food and drinks here. What we had was tasty, well presented and reasonably priced. The darts and shuffleboard were a real hit with my sons and the pub was very dog friendly. The outside bar was also really convenient.
Came here with family whilst staying in Brockenhurst. The staff were very friendly from when we arrived. Got us water for the table without us having to ask. When food was coming out our server went past a couple of times and looked to make sure all had arrived. He noticed 2 were not with the others and was going to chase as the remaining dishes came. The service was quick smooth and we were not rushed at any point. Our server Joshua was great through the whole night. Highly recommend coming here. Will hopefully return before going back home.
At busy times would recommend booking so as to avoid disappointment.
At the end of our holiday we decided to come here for breakfast. Didn't disappoint. Would highly recommend coming for any meal time they are open.
Staff all friendly and helped book when they website messed up.
Lovely atmosphere, very friendly and helpful staff. Our roast dinners were tasty but served on cold plates which made food cold. Dish of horseradish sauce was cracked and contained a hair which was off-putting. Staff were apologetic and did offer us a discounted bill to compensate.
Lyndhurst Rd, Brockenhurst, SO42 7RH, United Kingdom•
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Pub
The Snakecatcher is a lively and welcoming pub that is popular among locals and visitors alike. It offers a unique dining experience where patrons can cook their choice of meat, fish, or vegetables on hot rocks right at their table. The pub features an excellent range of local drinks, delicious food menu, and hosts energetic live music events for all ages to enjoy. Additionally, it has a lovely large play area and children's menu, making it a great destination for families.
Lovely place, amazing gardens to sit in. Gorgeous food.
The only reason we’ve given 4 star on service is that you have to order food at the bar and it’s quite busy then when you’ve waited for food to come they bring it out then tell you to go get your own cutlery and sauces. Which I think could have been noted at the bar when ordering so you can grab it on the way past if not depending where you are you have to walk all the way back for it. Or like every other place I’ve been they’ve brought it out for you.
Decent prices for where you are and the quality.
Hollie H — Google review
Went in here and was busy. Waited to be served bar staff not very welcoming. Most tables were reserved, which was nice to see.
Plenty of seating inside. Did find one area loud as had TV on. We managed to get a table and ordered food. My partner had what was supposed to be large fish and chips but was definitely not large. I ordered classic fish pie, well it was not nice at all it was bits salmon with mash potato, I did tell waitress but didn't seem interested, Aldi fish pie definitely better. Disappointed as wanted to try here. I wouldn't recommend but everyone has different tastes.
Stopped here in the evening. They had live music playing which gave it a nice atmosphere. Lots of families there. Did was reasonably priced and arrived quickly
Good food and a lovely outdoor space with live music on weekends. The cocktails are great too! Conveniently located just a few meters from the station, it’s a perfect spot to relax and enjoy
Great country pub, nice selection of beers and ciders, big food portions, although everything needed more depth of flavour. We had the hummus, goats cheese salad and a sandwich.
We were staying locally and looked for somewhere for dinner. We found the snakecatcher and it didn't disappoint. Great reasonably priced food. Service was great with all staff, freindly and polite! Great atmosphere inside with a large beer garden outside. Dog freindly aswell which is really nice to see in a pub! Thank you!
Nice food and pub garden, but way overpriced! I don't feel we got value for money. Camembert sharer £20, 1 small Camembert served in nice baked bread bowl but very cheap generic bread on the side (and not much of it) which greatly lets it down.
Lovely sea food sharing platter. Came out quick and hot. Cost £19.50. We sat in the beer garden behind which was lovely in the sun. Inside was clean only problem there are steps to bar and toilets so not very good if you have a wheelchair. There's a pool table and wall mounted tvs.
Lyndhurst Rd, Brockenhurst, SO42 7RL, United Kingdom•
Country park
Nature & Parks
Forests
Parks
Moors Valley Country Park & Forest is a sprawling park and woodland offering an array of activities for all ages. Families can enjoy wooden play structures like the Bewilderness climb and Crocodile Crossing, while thrill-seekers can tackle the Go Ape Tree Top Challenge. The park also features dedicated dog areas with refreshment stations, making it perfect for furry friends.
I hadn't visited in ages and I'll make sure I don't leave it too long before coming back. The amazing weather helped of course. Good to see they're reinvesting into the place with added installations, additional seating, and a refreshment stand on the play trail. Kids were happy and there are far worse surroundings. The woodland is beautiful. We parked offside and walked in which paid for the ice creams!
Tony C — Google review
Such a fabulous place for young children! Yes the parking charge is high but there is no entrance fee so it seemed good value to us, the one mile play trail of ten wooden structures to climb and explore dotted around the forest was the perfect length. Lovely park area near the main playground to bring a picnic etc. We didn't go on the train (costs extra) as there was more than enough to do without that.
Parking crazy expensive. I fully understand this is put towards maintaining the lovely area but I would prefer to pay a one off fee then relax knowing we aren't being charged by the minute/the longer we stay the more it costs.
We stayed for less than two hours, for a short walk around to break up a long journey and see if the go ape looked like something we could do with our kids on another visit or use our bikes in the area.
It cost us over £12 for the parking fee!
We won't be returning here unless we park outside if the area and walk/ride in.
Best day . It's so much to do. Kids were super excited all day. Staff super friendly, helpful. All facilities and area well looked after. Definitely worth it
Close drove to Southampton. Very big park with many free playgrounds and trails and few ££ activities. Big parking, toilets, cafes at the start. Bike rental available. No bins on whole trail only at the start so better buy cofee/ice creams and slushies on your way back. Toilets only at the start and close at 5.30.
This place is amazing ! I barely review much but what a place I was roaming around for hours,amazing views if you hike about abit there’s bike hire there go ape adventure trials with mini landrovers for kids 2 mini steam trains, cafes dotted about water stations and to top it off strangers wishing you good morning and good afternoon as you pass them by! Loved it here
Excuse my breathing I have copd
The park itself has a lovely range of activities walks with the wooden play activities, the playground, the train, Go ape has several different activities also. I have younger children who prefer the nets and while this can be busy as we went recently where there was a party of 30 usually it’s not quite that busy. The staff at the nets are very friendly. There are toilets, cafe although we’ve never eaten there we bring food and there is a great ice-cream kiosk too. I’d say too much too do in a day. The car park is however quite pricy. A few hours was £14 which when you’ve paid £50 for the nets feels a lot! But if you’re coming gotta walk that’s all your going to pay.
In my opinion the parking charges are a bit high. Overall a good place where you can spend the whole day walking around and let kids play in different playgrounds(free of charge). Of course there are some paid attractions like tree top nets , zip lines , mini golf , mini range rover trail and a mini steam train.
Horton Rd, Ashley Heath, Ringwood BH24 2ET, United Kingdom•
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Public swimming pool
Water & Amusement Parks
Water park
Lymington Sea Water Swimming Baths, located in the Georgian seafaring town of Lymington, offer a unique swimming experience. The baths feature an inflatable obstacle course, making it a fun destination for families with children. Lifeguards are always on duty to ensure safety. These historic open-air sea water baths were built in the early 19th century and are known for their health-giving waters and natural mud minerals.
Went as a spectator to watch family members doing SUP. Prices seems very reasonable. Plenty of seating for the spectators, some in the shade too. Café kiosk selling drinks etc. Changing facilities with shower. The Salt water pool has an inflatables course, swimming area and the SUP section. Plenty of staff around. Lots of fun for all the family
Louise — Google review
Great inflatable water park. Water is nice and clean. Salt water, but teenagers and adults can touch the bottom so can avoid head going under most of the time. Wet suits were advised even in summer but not too bad without. Private cubicle changing rooms available, and showers for after. Great chips at cafe.
Huge variety and amounts of inflatable obsticles and runs to choose from, and the 2 hour session is so much better than other water parks I've been to.
Such a great place for all ages. The water is cold but you can hire wet suits for £6. The sessions are almost two hours so it’s decent value for money. Also a nice little cafe and New Forest ice cream. Showers and changing rooms are sufficient. Lots of seating dotted around for spectators.
Parking is sometimes busy so leave plenty of time.
We did the 11am-12.50 session followed by a drive in to the new Forest for a picnic after, making for a good family day out.
Adults can spectate for £2.50 or swim in the separate section for just £4.50… or of course take part.
Special mention to staff today who were fab and super informative. We were greeted by a lifeguard who gave us a rundown of the rules and safety info which was much appreciated. Also everyone has to wear a buoyancy aid, which is provided.
Wonderful waterfront area, with historic spot for swimming baths.
Exploring the coastal town of Hampshire and New Forest.
OH MY GOD WHY ARE THERE NO MORE OUT DOOR POOLS!!! Beautiful sunny day. Kids loved it, grown ups loved it. Scenic, fun and a wonderful way to spend a day. Can't remember the cost but it certainly wasn't over priced.
We did SUP and assault course. SUP is a quick intro and left to your own devices. Great fun if a lot of hard work. The assault course was difficult but a lot of fun
If you have great balance you be fine. Would recommend grip socks and googles due to salt water.
All in all well worth the trip
Absolutely amazing day out. Went with my son and daughter 8 and 13. Full day of fun for all and so reasonably priced. We did the inflatable course, free swimming and paddle boarding. All the staff are lovely and helpful and there is plenty of space to sit and relax. Good was reasonably priced and prepared quickly.
Highly recommend.
Lovely day out with kids. Lots of fun and not too busy. Handy having a shower at the end of timeslot.
Bath Rd, Lymington, SO41 3SE, United Kingdom•
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Wildlife refuge
Sights & Landmarks
Hiking area
Historic Walking Areas
Embark on the Solent Way, a circular 5-mile walk starting from Bournemouth station that leads you into the lush New Forest National Park. This route offers diverse landscapes, from heathlands to thick forests, and takes you through Denny Wood for an extended exploration of England's beautiful woodlands.
Friday 16th February 2024 and a really good day. I could hear my own footsteps as well as the sound of the geese and the Oyster Catcher's. I walked from Lymington and walked as far as Keyhaven and this was when it got interesting. There is a sign in Keyhaven that says " Cycle Path to Lymington". I ignored it , walked around the harbour, followed the map or so I thought, walked past the Gun Inn pub and discovered a footpath sign and assumed it would be the pathway I wanted to walk back to Lymington. Please don't laugh, I ended up in Great New bridge copse and I think I am the first person to leave a review of it on Google. I definitely walked my 10,000 step's today. The copse is very muddy. I would like to say I completed the walk around the nature reserve but I didn't and got my boots muddy( and my hands when I did an uncontrolled skid and dive ) The walk around the nature reserve was great and peaceful. Even the dog's were friendly. All in all a great way to spend a Friday on a winter's day. 🌟🌟Thursday 9th May 2024. I decided to complete the 10 km walk on what has proved to be the hottest day of the year so far. I started out in Lymington and reached the " cycle path to Lymington" sign. I think the road is originally a single lane road that has been handed over to cyclist's and walker's. A lot of the track reverts to shingle and clearly flooded during the winter. Along the way
back to Lymington i saw a pheasant, numerous horse's and great countryside, field's and a great view of the coast path in the distance. It is a long walk but should be easier if you cycle. A lot of the tarmac route can be avoided if you become adventurous and explore the pathways as well. Obviously I didn't use Pennington car park but it seemed popular and would be really convenient for people walking around this side of the marshes. The walking route around is well signposted and quite easy to follow. The route is advertised as 10km The the route back to Lymington from Keyhaven does feel shorter. . The pathway's link up so you don't have to walk the whole way. The next stage is a Lymington to Hurst Castle walk. I have happy memories of walking the shingle spit 🤣 . Great for the leg muscles.
Ian C — Google review
Great place to visit. Especially if want to be close to nature, have great contrasting colours, see birds etc
We walked around Keyhaven Marshes. Even with not so great weather it was beautiful. We saw loads of different birds, most we couldn't put names to!! However we did pick out avocets and great egrets!
Absolutely stunning walkway! Easy to keep on walking and walking and before you know it you have covered 10 miles plus! The marshlands are littered with wild horses, birds and stunning scenery which stretches to the Isle of Wight needles! We walked along here in January and the wind was bitterly cold so wrap up warm and wear sensible foot wear as it gets incredibly muddy! One of the most enjoyable sea walks I have done!
Lovely little place, we viaited on a warm sunny day. Walked the dogs to the harbour where you can get a Ferry to Hurst Castle. There is alsoa light house. Good car park too
We love coming her.
The car park is close and the toilets get cleaned regularly but be aware you can't park by the bridge for free any more.
The Solent way gives you a good walk; bike ride; or even a run. Plenty to see and if your like us there is plenty of bird spotting to be done.
Beautiful scenery, lovely walks and great views of the Isle of Wight and The Needles and the marshlands are a wonderful haven for many different birds.
Great for dog walkers and families but not wheelchair friendly.
Great day out, nice walk around and identified 35 different species of birds. Level walking in a variety of habitats, views of the Isle of Wight, Hurst Castle and boats.
to Lymington section, Milford on Sea, United Kingdom•
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Nature & Parks
Cafe
Parks
Nestled in Eastleigh, Hampshire, the Itchen Valley Country Park spans over 400 acres and features a diverse landscape of woodlands, water meadows, and the scenic River Itchen. Visitors can explore various walking and cycling trails, enjoy picnics, or engage in seasonal activities. The park also houses a visitor center with a small souvenir shop and a cafe. Additionally, South Downs National Park offers stunning views with its rolling hills and dramatic cliffs for hiking enthusiasts seeking rugged terrain.
A nice place to have a long stroll or even as a picnic with the family. There is a play area for the kids and toilets are close by. There is loads of space for parking and a cafe if you haven’t brought any food.
Liakat K — Google review
Lovely place to spent an afternoon. We passed here on our way to Dorset with the kids and dog so was a perfect place to get rid of some energy and have a good snack and coffee.
Had sausage rolls, cheese toasties and lovely iced coffee (because it was a hot day today!)
Had lots of toilets and very clean.
Lots of play parks to suit different ages, plus a trail through the forest with various things to climb safely. Very impressed. Also had a dog wash, although we didn't need it this time.
Used to love visiting this park, proper sense in the words country park.
Now it’s just an industrialised ‘conservation area’
They’ve dug up a field to build a big car park, installed a monstrosity of barriers which are flood lit to make sure you will pay to enjoy the forever dwindling countryside on the edge of the city.
The irony is the signs polluting everywhere stating ‘Save time & pay by app!’ I don’t want to even LOOK at the time, I’ve come for a bit of peace & quiet & enjoy the surroundings!
It’s not the biggest of parks but has trails, a GO Ape, an adventure park for children & a decent cafe, you can even pay to go and throw an axe or two 🤦🏻♂️
Such a shame but it’s all about the money with most things now…
Brilliant set up. Great space for children and dogs. Toilets are very clean, café staff were friendly. The pathways are accessible with a pushchair, just a shame some people can't pick up their dog poo. Parking seems expensive, but when you see how lovely they keep it, you don't mind paying. Plus it's cheaper than days out elsewhere. Definitely will be returning.
Great for children of all ages. New trails have been added which are fun to explore and all authentically made. Plenty of parking across the site. Go-ape, cafe and park runs. It’s a regular place to visit to be out and about and get fresh air whilst having fun!
Great walks with children's play areas. Lovely clean toilets with a great cafe. Really well kept and thought out area.
Well worth a visit with the kids and /or your dogs.
Loved it here
Often, bring my Grandsons, they love it here. There is plenty of space for a picnic or an ice cream from the cafe. Toilets are kept nice and clean.
Also, there are lots of areas to walk the dogs, too, and the dog wash is a godsend.
There's plenty of parking (I went on a Saturday about 11.30am) and the parking prices weren't too bad considering the park was free to enter other than that.
We walked around the brown trail but it wasn't obvious where to start from and I think we went the wrong way. There wasn't many posts on the way round to show you were on the right track.
The main field area next to the car park was nice and spacious and there's a little playground there if you're taking kids, plus plenty of benches to sit down at.
The only disappointing bits were the lack of decent signage about where to start walks and posts showing you are on the right track and that they advertise a river walk on all the signs but it seems you can't do that anymore. Also there is no real path for the meadow walk and the first bridge we came to was questionable to cross on that trail.
Overall it was a nice walk, even though we got a bit lost, and we would go again.
Allington Ln, West End, Southampton SO30 3HQ, United Kingdom•
Country park
Tours
Scenic Railroads
Royal Victoria Country Park, located on the site of a former military hospital in Netley Abbey, Southampton, offers a wide range of activities for the whole family. The park features a kids' playground, miniature railway, tearoom, ancient woodlands, large open spaces with picnic areas and family BBQ spots. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views across Southampton Water and watch busy shipping activities. Additionally, the park hosts various events and offers options for glamping.
Spent a very enjoyable few hours at Royal Victoria Country Park next to Southampton water with plenty of space to walk around as well as visiting the old chapel which is all that is left of the previous hospital building. In the ground you’ll also find the military cemetery where there are graves from both the first world and second world war. There are plenty of path to walk around the ground but the highlight was the visit to the old Chapel to see the history of the hospital and see many of the stories from those who worked or were treated. Well worth a few hours visiting. Plenty of car parking a café in the chapel and also a big restaurant with children’s play area and a small railway.
Shaun L — Google review
This is a great country park for the great various activities and facilities the park offers. Although it had a good picnic area, I would recommend you definitely bring your own food, the cafe is absolutely extortionate and so overpriced. I ordered their fish fingers and chips for my son and was given 8 chips and 1 fish finger, which is ridiculous. Thankfully, we also bought a picnic from home, but as it was a cold day, my son wanted something hot, thus the cafe order.
With that said, the park itself was brilliant. The little steam train was a joy to ride for all ages. The playground was enjoyed by the kids from the 2m5 Yr old to a 7 year old. The little 'beach' was fun, and we collected shells and pebbles. The grounds were clean, and we had wished we had bought bikes as it seems like a lovely country park to explore on foot and bike. I would return and recommend this park. However, I definitely would also recommend bringing your own food. The only 'food' that was worth its value was the Jude's ucecream on offer, and we were impressed by the range of vegan options.
Went to see The Lost World of Dinosaurs. They were good and some really great and huge dinosaurs to make kids happy. They were placed in woods so it was better. But they can do more by having more and better condition dinosaurs rather than worn out ones.
Not much options to buy food other than burgers, chips and ice cream and drinks.
Huge area for picnic and roaming.
Great park! The view of Soton Docks is not the best but the park and its amenities make it a great choice for a day out and get fresh air. Visited the dinosaur exposition there yesterday which is now closed, and it was great. The park should have more events like this!
Great park by the seashore with lots of history behind it. Nice restaurant within the park and a small railway around the park for the family to enjoy. Highly recommend visit if you’re in Southampton or near by.
Fab place, loads to see, great for relaxing. Lots of parking spread about. Miniature railway for £1.75 is a bargain..
Great grounds to play ball or have a picnic. Sea views where you can watch the world float by...
Lovely park over looking Southampton water, lots to do for family's, large areas to have picnics, a lovely woodland walk too, well worth visiting in the spring when there are bluebells on show.
Lovely area where there's a tea room too
Beautiful place to visit! Plenty of parking (but don’t forget to pay), good toilet facilities and nice little cafe!
The Park Office, Royal Victoria Country Park, Netley Abbey, Southampton SO31 5GA, United Kingdom•
Park
Nature & Parks
Whitefield Moor Loop offers a delightful walk suitable for the whole family, including four-legged members. The trail starts at Whitefield Moor car park and takes you through diverse landscapes such as heathland, grassland, and woodland, alongside the picturesque Ober Water stream. For those seeking a longer stroll, the Ober Water path provides an opportunity to immerse in the beautiful scenery and serene surroundings. Additionally, nearby attractions like Roydon Woods and Brockenhurst Beach offer further opportunities for exploration and relaxation.
Excellent trail, there are a lot of options and not much elevation, would say good for beginner hikers and children. In a nice day there are some small streams where you can dip your feet, take children and have a picnic, in one word wholesome. Nice horses, cows and donkeys everywhere ❤️
Mariana C — Google review
Lovely walk. The red walk was a good distance, not too long and well marked. Carpark was in good order and not too busy. The walk route is a mix of woodland and the open moor.
Lovely place to walk.. clean toilets next to free car park.. Wild ponies wandering around and ice cream van at the end.. Just make sure you set satnav to Whitefield moor not the posted postcode
Beautiful place for a walk in a loop, with short or longer option which is well signposted. Great views and bridges to cross the river.
Nice spacious car park, wide open flat moor, with a forest and stream close by. Toilets provided.
Great spot in the New Forest. Good for a picnic, huge space to play, go for a walk or even walk down to the stream for a paddle. Lots of wildlife. Added bonus of toilets in the carpark too, plus usually an ice cream van.
Beautiful autumncolours and a level, easy walk.
Absolutely lovely! Very peaceful & lots of walks around here. A really beautiful place to spend time.
Holiday park
Campground
Chalet
Holiday home
Thorness Bay Holiday Park, located on the peaceful Isle of Wight coastline between Cowes and Yarmouth, offers a range of accommodation options such as lodges and chalets with fully equipped kitchens. In addition to having a pool and entertainment facilities, this Parkdean Resorts holiday park is known for its family-friendly amenities including an indoor swimming pool, sports court, adventure play area, shop, bar, restaurant, and launderette.
Lovely Holiday Park to stay, to which I have visited several times previously. Having great amenities suchasa indoors swimming pool and a safe playground area for children. Having a Club house, live cabaret acts and not forgetting get your dabbers out "Bingo". The Holiday Park over looks the picturesque Thorness Bay. Our caravan was very clean and tidy on our arrival, finding it having central heating, double glazing, a full gas cooker, fridge/freezer and microwave oven .All the beds having been made up.on our arrival. Great location for easy travelling around the Island with Cowes only a 16 minutes drive away. All in all it's an ideal family Park for the young and old alike
Bernard K — Google review
Upon arriving at our caravan everything seemed ok, upon further inspection our main cabin bed sheets had many black wiry hairs on the sheet and duvet. When turning the heating on in the caravan we noticed we had no heating or hot water and the boiler was reading an error code. My husband rang reception to report both things and was told an engineer would be out to look at the boiler asap and house keeping would come and change the bedding. The engineer turnt up very quickly and fixed the problem which was low pressure. Later that night when we tried the hot water again to have a shower, there was no hot water again and boiler reading same code. We rang reception again to report and also to say house keeping had not been to change the sheets yet. They sent out the engineer again who sorted it once again and told us that they had a boiler gas engineer on site that day and he would come and have a look at the boiler as he did not know why this was happening. No one showed up and my husband had to keep sorting the boiler out himself every time we needed hot water. With housekeeping they did eventually show up but knocked on our door and threw the bag of clean sheets at my husband and drove off. This is not what we expected as we were told house keeping was coming to change the sheets. Felt very disappointed that we had to change the dirty sheets even though this was not caused by us. Rest of the caravan was clean. After the initial problems we did have a restful stay and entertainment was good. Found one member of staff at the barhouse to be quiet rude when ordering drinks. When order placed he never spoke. Just poured our drinks and said the total. No please, no thank you, no pleasantries at all. (This was all week, not just a one off) we felt like we were bothering him every time we ordered something. I wish staff wore name tags so I could at least report him to the manager but difficult when not knowing the name of the staff member.
4 of us shared a 3 bed caravan which was clean. The twin rooms are very small. There were plenty of pans, cups, plates and cutlery. The caravan we had did not have any outside parking so we had to walk with our luggage from a parking bay which could be difficult if you have any mobility problems. The site has a grocery shop, chip shop, ice cream/dessert kiosk, on site bar and restaurant, entertainment every night, swimming pool, football pitch, access to the beach. The staff on site were very friendly and helpful. Thorness Bay is tucked away in beautiful surroundings. I would recommend for families with children or pets. We could not get wifi in the caravan but it was available at the club house.
We spent a week there. If you looking for a REAL family tech free holiday you will find it there! There are no mobile data or network available in the park at all! Wifi only available around the main buildings and entertainment area. So if you would like to have a little go on your phone in the bed,,, it will be impossible! Better to take some board game with you! TV is the same! Not much reception so ca 5 channels available. The rooms were relatively clean, but windows were extremely dirty. One living room sofa was disgustingly smelly. It was stunk! Someone probably poured milk on it months earlier. All knife were completely blunt. Useless! The positive side: entertainment was fantastic, indoor pool was clean and fun! Kitchen items was nice and clean, built in fridge was big and looked after!
Stayed here in early May for a few days, had a wonderful time. It's a good location in the north, not too far from anything (not that the Isle is big), really stunning view of the bay too as you're up high. Plenty of wind in the heat. We saw lots of cute baby rabbits about.
Caravan was good but oddly hot constantly and had a weird smell, not a bad smell mind, but hot air has a smell believe it or not. We kept attempting to turn the boiler down/off, but no luck. Didn't bother us much, but worth mentioning.
Have just checked in for a family holiday in a caravan and must say, the worst caravan stay we have had. The room is absolutely filthy, not cleaned and absolutely run down. For the price charged this is just not up to standard. The caravan was absolutely covered in cobwebs and spent half our first day killing insects all around the inside of the caravan.
This has not been cleaned for a long time.
The gentlemen at the amusement arcade was amazing, being friendly, had a great chat and gave great recommendations for the Isle of Wight.
The restaurant also had decent food and attention was quick but absolute let down by the caravan. Would definitely not be returning here again nor recommending
Absolute dive. Apart from a 5 minute walk to the beach, that’s about as good as it gets. Very busy with cars blasting up and down all day and most of the night too. Lorry’s arriving at 5am blasting up the road and over the ‘speed bump’ shaking our caravan. Toilets were abysmal with hair wrapped around every drain hole and spiders/bugs from 1993 still in there, food was burnt although we only ate once out of desperation. Thankfully we stayed in our touring caravan so we made use of our own toilet, shower and I cooked most evenings as I love to cook so I used fresh ingredients, cooked to perfection and served on clean plates with a smile 😊.
All the facilities looked tired, there were broken bits of the playground, the back of the swimming pool area resembled a local council tip, the general upkeep was lacking some serious work to get it to a good standard and I even got challenged by a ‘groundskeeper’ for playing a bit of golf with my lad (I didn’t do any damage), yet my caravan and awning were situated in a chasm like the Grand Canyon.
The staff were mostly young and inexperienced but pleasant enough. They lacked some basic manners but the old lady in the Nisa shop accused of us being thieves for merely taking things out of our basket for her to scan! Rude.
We arrived having booked a fully serviced pitch and were directed to what can only be described as the ‘Ukraine’ experience. It was obviously where seasonal workers were located so no views, rough pitches and caravans strewn all over the place so we asked to be moved. When we challenged for a refund as we were now on a grass with hook up only, we were told no. Nice one Parkdean.
We will never book with this company again.
If you’re touring, go 5 minutes in either direction. There’s a lovely off grid site right on the beach down Rolls Hill.
Avoid. Avoid. Avoid. You have been warned.
Have a fantastic holiday here, the premium double wide caravan was amazing, everything we needed, the resort itself is a little dated but it's great place to bring your kids for a proper break, plenty to do and lots of activities. The onside shop is a bit limited but you can get most of your needs here, the chippy was great, good quality food at a fair price. The resort is clean and tidy and the staff are very friendly and helpful, would definitely return here
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Holiday park
Long Meadow Campsite in New Forest offers a back-to-nature experience with basic tent and camper pitch sites, along with washrooms. The campsite is family-friendly and provides modern facilities such as free Wi-Fi, washing up facilities, hairdryers, and water points throughout the site. It is ideally located in the heart of the national park, offering immediate access to walking and cycling paths. Nearby attractions include the lovely forest village of Brockenhurst.
A lovely camp site, 2 minutes from the forest with cycle tracks and paths. Brockenhurst is 15 minutes away. Large sized pitches, lots of room for kids to play. Toilet and shower facilities well maintained and clean, however showers (4) often very busy and a 10-20 minute queue. Nonetheless they are warm enough and do the job. On site laundry room available if required. Coffee and ice cream can be purchased from the site shop.
Joanne E — Google review
We had a lovely stay tenting at Long Meadow campsite. It was clean and tidy, especially the toilet facilities that surpassed anything I've ever experienced before. The water was really hot fur washing dishes. The campsite was level and flat, peaceful and picturesque with fallow deer walking around our tent through the night. The staff were helpful and friendly. We'll definitively be coming back.
I absolutely loved this campsite!
It was peaceful, in a beautiful setting and with great facilities.
It's super easy to access the New Forest with various footpaths/cycle tracks, and the nearest village is a 30 minute walk away.
Would definitely recommend and I will be going back!
Long Meadow Campsite is beautiful, friendly and perfect for a camping trip in the new forest. The pitches are lovely and spacious and it has a really friendly atmosphere.
However, I do think the toilets and showers, in particular, do need an update. The shower cubicles were a little grimy and hot then cold. The tiles had gone yellow and the sinks weren’t not the most clean. If they managed to upgrade the toilet and shower facilities it be absolutely perfect!
We had a fantastic stay at Long Meadow Campsite with our toddler and two border collies. The location is great—just a short walk from Brockenhurst and with direct access to footpaths that lead straight into the New Forest.
The highlight of our trip was waking up to a herd of deer right outside our caravan, even if it did mean we couldn’t keep our dog fencing up overnight, a small price to pay for such a unique experience.
The facilities were decent and kept clean, though they did get a little busy over the weekend. Staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic Campsite – Friendly Staff, Peaceful Setting & Great for Families
We stayed at Long Meadow Campsite on Friday 11th July, and honestly, it was everything we hoped for and more. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted by a genuinely lovely man at the gate who welcomed us warmly and took the time to explain everything clearly. He even showed us photos of the deer that regularly visit the site, which just added to the charm and made us feel instantly relaxed and looked after.
The atmosphere was peaceful, the pitches were spacious and well laid out, and the facilities were spotless. It’s clear that the site is well cared for and run by people who genuinely take pride in what they do. There are beautiful walks right from the site, and it’s an ideal location for anyone looking to enjoy the New Forest properly.
We had such a great experience that we tried to book again for the Saturday — but unfortunately, they were fully booked. We really wished we’d been able to stay another night. Instead, we ended up going to Red Shoot Camping Park, which did have availability, but it was a completely different experience. We actually left that site early because it just didn’t compare to the care, atmosphere, and comfort we found at Long Meadow.
We’ll absolutely be returning to Long Meadow in the future — it’s a proper family-friendly campsite run by genuinely kind people, and we highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area.
We had a wonderful first family camping trip to Long Meadow, so much so, we returned home for a wedding to then book to return the following week.
Everyone is so friendly and helpful. It’s in a prefect location in that this campsite backs onto the forest itself, with an amazing stream for dogs and children to enjoy being free and outside. Everything is within close driving distance whether that’s shops, different villages and beaches.
We cannot thank Ian enough for helping us book our second trip to Long Meadow.
We had the most wonderful stay here last week and we already can't wait to go again, the site is vast, clean, beautiful and in the best place to explore the New Forest, so many beautiful walks near by. The surrounding rivers with wild horses were a gorgeous welcome but waking on our 1st morning to 40+ wild deers relaxing next to us was a site to behold for us and the children. Facilities are perfect and the hosts and their team were so lovely and friendly, we will absolutely be back and are so grateful we've found this site 💙
New Forest National Park, Brockenhurst, SO42 7QH, United Kingdom•
Legal services
RM Legal Solicitors LLP is a highly recommended law firm that provides exceptional service in various legal matters. Their team is known for their diligence, prompt responses, and proactive communication throughout the process. Whether it's handling house sales and purchases or immigration applications, clients have praised the professionalism, efficiency, and expertise of RM Legal Solicitors LLP. Additionally, they are commended for their clear and effective communication as well as expert guidance in legal matters.
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“I’m so grateful for the outstanding service I received from [Russell Mozumder]. They guided me through the entire property purchase with professionalism, clarity, and genuine care. Every step was explained in detail, communication was always prompt, and they made a stressful process feel smooth and manageable. Thanks to their expertise, everything went through quickly and without issue. I would highly recommend [Russell Mozumder] to anyone looking for reliable and trustworthy legal support. Truly a 5-star experience.”
Harun O — Google review
RM Legal, Jojar Singh and his team were absolutely amazing through all stages of our recent house purchase.
Great advice when required, efficient work on all aspects of the conveyancing and the sale went through in a timely manner.
Highly recommended
Extremely impressed with the service provided by Muntaha and her team. Throughout the entire transaction I was provided with any updates requested and replies to all of my questions.
I have already recommended my family and friends to instruct RM Legal when they go to sell or buy a property.
5* service provided from start to finish. Could not be happier
Outstanding Service – Highly Recommended!
I am delighted to leave this five-star review for RM Legal Solicitors LLP, who provided my client with exceptional service from start to finish. Their professionalism, attention to detail, and clear communication ensured that the entire transaction was completed smoothly and right on schedule.
Throughout the process, Muntaha was responsive, proactive, and incredibly efficient – nothing was too much trouble. Their commitment to delivering results and keeping all parties informed every step of the way made a real difference and gave my client complete peace of mind.
It’s rare to find a solicitor who combines deep legal expertise with such a client-focused approach. I would not hesitate to recommend Muntaha to anyone looking for reliable, top-tier legal support. Truly a five-star experience!
Muntaha Arjina is absolutely fantastic. Her service has always been impeccable and professional. She always demonstrates great resolve and inspires confidence. She provides me with regular updates on all my cases and she is very easy to work with. Her team is a mirror image of her. They always demonstrate great enterprise. I am comfortable referring my clients to Muntaha and her team because I know they will deliver the best value to all my clients.
Many thanks, Elisha Tyson St-Ange
Recently purchased a property through RM Legal. Muntaha and her team were extremely helpful throughout the entire process. I cannot recommend them enough, no job is too big or too small.
Whenever I requested a progress update or raised any questions, these were responded to quickly and clearly, completely relieving me from any stress or worries.
If you’re looking for a highly skilled, efficient and experienced team to handle your matter then contact Muntaha and her team.
I would not hesitate to recommend RM Legal and especially Jojar and his team. I was kept informed from the very beginning, and the whole process went very smoothly. Jess was extremely helpful and nothing was too much trouble, she was knowledgeable and took the time to ensure I understood everything, and was very quick to reply to emails .
When I come to sell my own property next year I will definitely be instructing Jojar and his team !
We recently used Jojar to assist us with the sale of our property and purchase of a new property. We were extremely satisfied with him. He was professional, prompt to reply and most importantly he listened to us as clients and chased the other parties to get us answers in order to try and help achieve our desired outcome. His help was greatly appreciated, particularly given the difficulties that arose on this transaction.
Avenue House, 38 The Avenue, Southampton SO17 1XN, United Kingdom•
Brewery
Beer garden
Nestled in the heart of the New Forest, PIG BEER Brewery & Tap Room is a delightful destination for those who appreciate craft brews and local flavors. This charming establishment not only offers an impressive selection of beers but also embodies a commitment to sustainability and fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Visitors can indulge in award-winning dining experiences that highlight the best of regional produce while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere that PIG BEER provides.
We visited after walking in the New Forest. I have to say that I love everything about Pig Brewery. Service was very friendly and helpful. We had 2 flights of 3 times 1/3 pints so could sample every beer. The local food vendor was amazing. I recommend this place highly, my only disappointment was that I was driving and could drink more. Thank you guys!
Paul T — Google review
Had a great visit to my new favourite pub, really relaxed atmosphere, great beer, really great smoked meats, I went for the small brisket tray, had to as it smelt very good, and I was very happy with the meal.
Great visit to the Pig Beer brewery today! Well worth a visit. Well done team.
Microbrewery in the new forest en route to Lymington. You’ll enjoy good vibes on any visit. Good beer and cider, bbq food was being cooked when were arrived. Tough to resist.
The chillest of vibes. Solid craft beers. Excellent bbq food truck with Texas-worthy brisket. And, super friendly staff. Be prepared to be sucked into a delightful afternoon.
Second visit for a beer & pizza. The member of the team at the bar was very knowledgeable about the beers. Various other drinks are also available with gin, juice & coke. Bar snacks of pork scratching, crisps & nuts go well with the beer. We ordered pizzas which are made fresh to order & were deliciously with just the right amount of seasoning. There are bottled beers available & merchandise available to purchase. More parking is now available at weekends so we are going to return again
We swung into this place on a whim and boy did we luck out! The friendliest staff, such a welcome and the beer matched up to any brewery I’ve been too! I left with 12 beers, a glass, a hat and a tshirt! Whoops!
Went for a drink with my wife and young children. Service was excellent and they looked after us all. Engaged in conversations with the kids. Overall a really nice experience!
Hops House, Lymington Rd, Brockenhurst SO42 7UF, United Kingdom•
Scenic spot
National park
Wilverley Inclosure is a hidden gem for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. This enchanting woodland area features a three-mile loop that begins at the car park, guiding you along a wide gravel path through lush, dense forests. The trail includes some gentle inclines to get your heart pumping while remaining accessible for buggies. You can complete the walk in about an hour, but feel free to explore additional paths if you're looking to extend or shorten your adventure.
I enjoy coming here for a stroll with new forest ponies roaming freely and for the runners out there it’s also a great place for a park run
Mike B — Google review
If you get the opportunity this is a must walk in the most fabulous scenery. The trees and the landscape are simply awesome. It's a good solid route to walk, or cycle or whatever you choose. A great circular hike that I highly recommend
So beautiful at sunset and always ponies. Love the trees
Great walks.
One of my favourite spots in the New Forest. Beautiful scenery and great walks.
Easy access, free parking close to gate, nice landscapes for both walking and cycling..
Such a beautiful place for a leisurely stroll . Lots of bird song to listen to. Gentle two mile walk on good paths.
Beautiful and peaceful place for a walk with ponies walking around.
Nature preserve
Keyhaven Marshes is a breathtaking destination that showcases the beauty of coastal marshlands and mudflats, making it an essential stop for nature lovers. This area is rich in biodiversity, attracting thousands of seabirds and waders, particularly during winter when you can spot brent geese, dunlin, and black-tailed godwits feeding in the tranquil surroundings. The stunning views across the Solent to Hurst Castle and the Isle of Wight add to its charm.
Lovely walk and great for bird watching.
Spoonbill, grey plover, wood sandpiper, snipe, oystercatcher, curlews , lapwings, ring plover, turnstones & many more.
Carpark expensive at £4 for 2 hours.
You can also get a ferry to Hurst Castle.
Julie S — Google review
We had a great bird watching walk here in January. Highly recommended year round. Snipes, Curlews and Turnstones made to the list with a variety of other waders and ducks.
I had just a few days in the area and spent a half day walking the marshes. Time well spent. Absolutely breathtaking. Good for a meditative walk by yourself, a jog, or a walk with a friend.
Amazing. For anyone interested in bird photography, you won't have time to put the camera down. How I wish I lived within walking distance... So many firsts for me, in just the 4 hours I spent there.
Really good walk.
Great for bird watching.
Good path.
Circular walk.
Parking at harbour.
Toilets at harbour.
Pub at harbour!!
easy walk and superb for birds, over 30 species seen including avocet, brent geese and pintail. lots of waders and ducks
Beautiful location with a lots to do including kite surfing, walking, bird watching and much more.
Beautiful views around sunset at the marshes. Some friendly cows about too.
Unnamed Road, Lymington, SO41 0TR, United Kingdom•
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Barber shop
Legacy Barbers is a relatively new establishment that has quickly gained a loyal following. The barbers, particularly Roman and Reece, are highly praised for their professionalism and skill. Customers appreciate the friendly and attentive service they receive at this location. The barbers are known for being patient with children as well, making it a great option for families. The atmosphere is described as relaxed and welcoming, with convenient parking available outside.
Always a decent cut, whilst experiencing a friendly service, at a great price.
Ben P — Google review
I had an appointment for 08:15 am. By 08:30, there was no one. They wasted my time.
Lovely place and great location. Barber was friendly and attentive and I left with a great trim and nice smelling product.
Excellent barbers, Our 1 year old has had 3 haircuts here since they have been opened. Roman is very patient with little man and does a great job.
I wanted a last minute skin fade and found Legacy Barbers down the road from where I was. Roman was great and the cut was amazing. Will definitely be booking again.
Great guy, knows what he's doing. I didn't know what I wanted and suggested a fresh fade. Really suggest coming here if you want a professionally done cut 👌
Great haircut for my son by Reece! Parking right outside too! Highly recommend!
Reece was friendly and very professional amazing haircut will be back keep up the good work boys 👊🏻👊🏻
451 Millbrook Rd W, Southampton, SO15 0HX, United Kingdom•
Woods
Denny Wood offers an enchanting circular walk that spans approximately 5 miles, immersing you in the stunning landscapes of New Forest National Park. This trail is a nature lover's paradise, showcasing diverse wildlife and a rich variety of native trees and wildflowers. As you wander through heathlands and dense forests, you'll encounter winding paths, elevated banks, and charming footbridges that enhance your adventure.
Great way to to relax for a day or even over the weekend. There is a short trip from London (only 1.5H). Brockenhurst, it got beautiful nature landscapes and mostly whats beautiful it is... Are freely walking horses around. Whomever, love nature and horses will like to escape to recharge in New Forest. Recommended
Anna K — Google review
Mainly decideous area of the forest with lots of old oaks and beech - quite a few deer here too. There is an old track that heads north east starting on the opposite side of the road from the water tank above Denny Lodge, that will take you all the way to Beaulieu Road station and the pub - see if you can spot the old GPO markers along the way.
Great location for a walk . You can walk for miles or cycle . Well sign posted
Seems to be a nice tidy Campsite although personally I've never stayed here only passed through, although this Campsite isn't too far from matley Wood Campsite which is only further down the road.
Nice quiet area, to chill, and take in nature's wonder.
It's one of many carparks in the NF
Beautiful place to relax and have picnic or just run or walk with dog.
Love this walk
Car detailing service
If you're on the lookout for top-notch car detailing, look no further than Armstrong Details, where Stuart's exceptional service truly shines. As a seasoned professional in the industry, he brings an impressive level of reliability and meticulous attention to detail that sets him apart from others. Customers rave about how their vehicles come back looking brand new, even after years of wear and tear.
Stuart had my car for a full day valet service and it came back looking like new! It’s a 7 year old car and looks like it just came out the showroom. Even all the little places that you think can’t be reached were spotless. The price was very reasonable and the service and communication were great. I’ll be recommending to friends and family! Thank you again Stuart.
Paige S — Google review
Title: Exceptional Service and Attention to Detail: A Review of Stuart at Armstrong Details
I recently had the pleasure of experiencing Stuart's exceptional services at Armstrong Details, and I must say, I was thoroughly impressed. As a car dealer with incredibly high standards, I've encountered my fair share of detailers, but Stuart truly stands out for his unparalleled attention to detail and dedication to excellence.
One of the things that immediately struck me about Stuart's work is his reliability. Time is of the essence in the automotive industry, and Stuart consistently delivers on his promises. Whether it's having a car ready on time or accommodating last-minute requests, Stuart's professionalism and punctuality are second to none.
Moreover, Stuart's attention to detail is truly remarkable. He doesn't just meet expectations; he exceeds them. Every car he works on is meticulously cared for, with every nook and cranny receiving the same level of attention. It's evident that Stuart takes great pride in his work, and it shows in the impeccable results he achieves.
What sets Stuart apart from other detailers is his ability to consistently go above and beyond. He doesn't just meet the standard; he raises it. His dedication to his craft and commitment to customer satisfaction are evident in every interaction I've had with him.
In conclusion, I can wholeheartedly recommend Stuart at Armstrong Details to anyone in need of top-notch detailing services. Whether you're a car enthusiast or a dealership owner like myself, you can trust Stuart to exceed your expectations and deliver exceptional results every time. I look forward to continuing to work with Stuart in the future and witnessing the excellence he consistently brings to his craft.
My daughter had a full valet on her recently purchased used car. Armstrong detailers did a full interior and exterior valet along with engine compartment clean. The vehicle went in as a used car and came out as a nearly new car - Amazing!!! So pleased we chose Armstrong Detailing to carry out the work. Keep up the fantastic work.
Recently purchased a used car with a kennel conversion & booked it in immediately.
Absolutely astounded by the outcome, the interior & exterior look like new. A result second to none costing far less than I had budgeted for.
I cannot recommend highly enough and have booked my work car in too, can’t wait.
Thank you soooooo much, Matt.
09/2023: A1 work. I know this guy had been doing work for local performance garages and it shows!
I took my partners well worked 4x4 in for a freshen up and Wow, ha ha, came back gleaming both in and out. The price was very responsible for the time and efforts (quoted more by another local detailer) and the results were genuinely fantastic. I might get away with no new car for some time now for my partner- so Cheers. Trustworthy, conscientious (asked us if he could have for a little longer as wated to do a Stellar job) and reliable. No worries recommend him.
The service and attention to detail was the best I’ve ever had……Stuart is very passionate about his business and his knowledge of exactly what my car needed meant I collected a show room worthy car.
I would not go anywhere else and I’ll be passing on his details to all my colleagues-not something I do lightly.
Stuart has cleaned my car several times always to a very high standard, he was very professional and reasonable priced will be using again!! Thankyou Stuart
I only ever use businesses that I know or who are recommended to me, Stuart was recommended and gave me two options and prices for the required work, everything went smoothly from pricing, booking in and collection, I had some very deep scratches in my car but when I picked it up it was in showroom condition, I would recommend Armstrong detailing to anyone.
Unit 7, Yeomans Industrial Park, Yeomans Way, Bournemouth BH8 0BJ, United Kingdom•
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