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.

Me and my daughter took part in the keeper experience with Tristan. His attention to detail about all the animals was quite frankly amazing. Feeding the otters, watching the bison and training Copper the fox were all a delight……..not forgetting the Wolverine! Would highly recommend to all.

Since my husband is a motorcycle lover I thought it would be fun for him to visit this place during g our brief stay in the New Forest. When I researched it and read the other reviews I had a good feeling that it would be an enjoyable experience, especially for him. I did not expect that I would also love it as much as I did! It is an incredibly well organised museum, with so much to see and be fascinated by. The way each section is arranged, the plaques by each model with interesting details and the other accessories which fill the spaces in between (which are all relevant to the concept of each section of the museum), make your visit even more fun and entertaining. Already as you walk from the car park to the entrance at the rear of the building, you see some cool stuff (e.i. Retro petrol pumps and signs). The staff is extremely knowledgeable and friendly and we had the pleasure of briefly seeing Mr. Miller himself in the workshop, working on a bike. Definitely inspirational! The museum is dog friendly (small dogs at least), we checked that before the visit, and when we went it was not too busy. However, I can imagine that in busy times it can get quite challenging to walk around with your dog, as the lanes can be narrow in certain parts. We allocated a couple of hours to visit the whole museum, but we could have easily stayed longer as there’s so much to see, read and immerse yourself in. The outside space is also very nice, unfortunately the little shops were closed when we came out of the museum but we got to enjoy a scone and a tea at cafe adjacent to the museum(where there’s also the section with the animals). My husband enjoyed it a lot and I honestly did too!

The New Forest was booked by our daughter for her wedding reception. Full marks to the staff and chefs. The food was delicious, the service impeccable and the space perfect. Nothing was too much trouble when we went on Friday to deliver the things the bride and groom wanted. The whole team at the venue were brilliant and every commendation to them. Cathy and John Merivale (parents of the bride).

Went for a walk in the New Forest and came across this lovely pub when looking for somewhere to stop for lunch that let's dogs in. Really friendly staff and great atmosphere. No problem getting a table as a walk-in, and we could sit comfortably in the bar area with our dog. Great choice of food on the menu, and all reasonably priced, too. Went for the burger, which was massive and tasted so fresh, homemade, and really rich and meaty. The staff also didn't mind us giving our dog a treat as we ate our lunch, and there were also complimentary dog treats at the bar. The deserts looked too good to miss, and we opted for the aquafaba lemon meringue (our first time trying aquafaba meringue!) and the melt-in-the-middle chocolate pudding with ice cream. Both deserts were morish, and definitely hit the spot after a fantastic meal. We will definitely be back when next in the New Forest!

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.

What a great place! Very friendly staff, lots to do! We fed baby goats, calves, held chicks, it was fantastic! If you love feeding animals then this is the place for you! We also went on a tractor ride and me and my kids couldn’t stop laughing on it! It was a bumpy ride but one of the best tractor rides we have been on! If you then want your kids to let off some steam there is a huge play area with trampolines and a zip line! There is also a larger (cycle) go cart area as well as a smaller mini tractor area so it’s not just for little kids. There were donkeys ducks horses and the sweetest little piglets ever - so pleased we went as this is a gem!

This place ROCKED! What a beautiful church with such a rich history. We had just a couple of hours to spend in Salisbury and had to visit this amazing church. We did a self-guided tour in about an hour and could have spent more time there. Admission provides for entry for a whole year. Would love to get back here when we have more time.

This is place we visit again and again - it is absolutely gorgeous. There's ample parking with just a short walk to the entrance and there is a very nice cafe that serves lovely cakes, hot meals and snacks. It's very dog and children friendly with play areas dotted around the gardens. The gardens are vast but there is a free little buggy that will take you around if you have limited mobility or you can hire an individual mobility buggy. The gardens are alive with spring colours at the moment and will only get more colourful as the year moves on.

I’m so glad I was able to visit this museum. My focus was the Titanic story but the rest of the museum was just as good. The Titanic exhibit was wonderfully laid out and easy to follow. Reading (and hearing) people’s first hand accounts, how it affected the whole city of Southampton, and seeing the artifacts was quite something. The rest of the museum focuses on the maritime history of Southampton, as it’s a very busy port! There is lots to learn. Staff were very friendly. The gift shop had many items and fun souvenirs to choose from and the toilets were clean.

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!

This restaurant has a wide variety of options for my egg-free and dairy-free allergies. I was particularly impressed that I wasn’t just looking at a vegan menu, there are meat options where dairy free is indicated! The food was absolutely delicious- definitely recommend the pakora starter and the fish curry main, and I was told the naan is really tasty too. The atmosphere was friendly and with a buzz but not too loud- we arrived at 7pm on a Saturday without a booking and so glad they squeezed us in but think we were the last lucky ones! Thank you Cafe Diwali for a really nice evening and beautifully presented, delicious food.

We had a meal with my husband. He ordered koftes and steak. I have ordered spicy prawn as a starter and main course pan fried hike fish. They were all good, fresh, tasty and served well. At the end we also had dessert, it was lovely. Thanks for amazing chef Lukas and the team. They are all friendly. Atmosphere is peaceful, nice and clean.

Really wonderful food, a treat, a destination with comfort, class, lounge, huge selection of drinks with a lovely long bar. All tastefully decorated for Xmas. Was so busy having fun that didn’t take too many pictures of the food. Thoroughly recommend oysters, Lobster Thermidor & Hake. Service spot on.