New Forest places to visit

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.