Walking is a top activity here in the New Forest, from a simple stroll through the trees to a long-distance hike encompassing our stunning landscapes, quaint towns and villages and beautiful coastline. There are over 140 miles worth of walking paths in our magical National Park. For more exhilarating activities, explore the forest on horseback, …

There is plenty of wonderful accommodation in the New Forest to choose from. Whether you are looking for a spot of luxury at a hotel, camping or glamping under the stars, a fun holiday park, a cosy B&B or a holiday lodge or cottage, we have accommodation in the heart of the New Forest National Park, near to our beautiful coastline and in our pretty towns and villages.

Circular walking routes in the New Forest offer a fantastic way to explore the unique wildlife and stunning landscapes of this beautiful National Park. Discover beautiful free-roaming wildlife and ancient woodlands, as the New Forest has numerous looped trails that take you …

Welcome to our guide on self catering accommodation in the New Forest, where you can experience the perfect blend of comfort and nature. Our New Forest self-catering accommodation options offer the ideal retreat for families, couples, and solo travellers alike. Whether you're seeking a cosy cottage ...

Discover the unique character of the New Forest's towns and villages, each offering something special. From historic forest hamlets to bustling seaside spots, there’s much to explore, whether you’re here for a day or a longer stay. Wander through charming streets, enjoy …

Welcome to the New Forest, where age-old tradition meets modern day innovation. Where folklore breathes life into ancient woodland and the earth beneath your feet reminds you that you're part of something much bigger. Here, stories aren't just told, they're lived, shaped by generations who've walked ...

Lyndhurst is most well know as being the resting place of the late Alice Liddell (Hargreaves), who was the inspiration for the famous Alice in Wonderland. Nearby village of Minstead is also the resting place of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who wrote Sherlock Holmes. Lyndhurst is also famous due to its reputation as the capital of the New Forest, and a …

Discover the New Forest Heritage Centre The New Forest Heritage Centre is an essential part of your visit to the Forest. Located in the heart of the National Park in Lyndhurst, the Centre offers a fascinating Museum, Reference Library, Exhibition Gallery, Gift Shop, Café, and friendly staff to answer all your questions about the New Forest and how best to enjoy it.

Take a look at what’s on in the New Forest for unforgettable experiences, whether you are on holiday or are a local, plan ahead and book tickets to fantastic New Forest events. Food festivals, country shows, live music and local food markets are just some of the great events that happen in the New Forest every year.

The New Forest is famous for being William the Conqueror’s ‘new hunting forest’ and the place where King William II is said to have been fatally wounded and died due to an arrow being shot at him in 1100AD by Sir Walter Tyrrell.