New Forest places to visit
New Forest National Park attractions and places of interest including local villages, beauty spots and places to make your visit a memorable one.
New Forest villages
- Burley

- The beautiful unspoilt Village of Burley is laden with witchcraft and gift shops, a local Post Office and plenty of places to eat and drink.
- Brockenhurst

- Brockenhurst Village has its own wonderful high street of local shops including butchers, bakers, florists and a Post Office together with it’s very own ‘Brockenhurst Train Station’ a short walk from the high street.
- Lyndhurst

- The largest village in the New Forest National Park is the village of Lyndhurst. Often called the ‘Capital’ of the New Forest
- Beaulieu

- Beaulieu village is a tranquil, beautiful village which is also the home to the National Motor Museum, Palace House and Abbey.
- Minstead

- Minstead village is home to the Minstead Study Centre and is situated two miles north of Lyndhurst.
- Lymington

- Visit the tranquil Georgian market town of Lymington and Lymington harbour.
New Forest places of interest
- Rhinefield Ornamental Drive

- Have an adventure in the Tall Trees Trail on Rhinefield Ornamental Drive complete with carved information signposts about the trees and plants.
- Rufus Stone

- History tells us that this is where King William the second was shot and killed by an arrow meant for a deer on a hunting trip. The exact spot is marked with a stone monument.
- Lepe Beach and Country Park

- Visit the Lepe Lighthouse, relax on the beach and play in the recreation area set within the New Forest National Park.
- Knightwood Oak Stroll

- Take a breathtaking walk throught the Knightwood Oak stroll. Surrounded by ancient trees and beautiful woodland, a perfect picnic spot and family day out.
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