NEW FOREST

 New Forest Spring Clean

New Forest Spring Clean is a chance for members of the public to get involved in cleaning up the New Forest. The week long litterpick is run by the Forestry Commission and New Forest District Council.

 Pig Bush

A great starting point to explore the heathland and ancient woodlands of the New Forest. This quiet location is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the unspoilt beauty of the New Forest.

 LYNDHURST AND NEW FOREST

 Temporary Closures

The Forestry Commission has 134 car parks in the New Forest. From 6th November 2006 until 19 March 2007 28 of these car parks will be temporarily closed. The remaining 106 car parks will be open for ...

 Bolton's Bench

Situated on the edge of Lyndhurst, this car park provides a sunny, grassy location within strolling distance of the High Street, New Forest Museum and the New Forest itself. Bolton's Bench is a ...

 New Forest Reptile Centre

Take a visit to the New Forest Reptile Centre for a fascinating day out. Specially designed pens give you the best chance of seeing all of our native reptiles and amphibians such as adders, toads ...

 Knightwood Oak

A short walk from Knightwood Oak car park along a gravel track (suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs)leads to the largest and perhaps the most famous oak tree in the New Forest. The Knightwood Oak ...

 Blackwater

This is the best place to experience the majestic Douglas firs and redwoods of the Rhinefield Ornamental Drive. You will find some of the tallest and oldest Douglas fir trees in Britain to wonder at ...

 The Rufus Stone

The Rufus Stone Car park is situated within ancient wood pasture on the eastern edge of the Forest.A short stroll takes you to the famous memorial to King William II. Many stories abound but it is ...

 Whitefield Moor

If you are looking for somewhere to picnic or play games this extensive sunny site is ideal, with easy walks along the nearby Ober Water stream.Wear the kids out running around Whitefield Moor, then ...

 Wilverley Plain

During World War II, Wilverley Pain was ploughed and sown with much needed crops. Today, this extensive grassy lawn offers valuable grazing for ponies as well as providing an ideal area for ...

 Paultons Park

 Hatchet Pond

Hatchet Pond is the largest body of water in the New Forest. Created in the 18th Centuary to provide power for an iron mill, the pond today provides valuable habitats for wildlife as well as being a ...

 Beaulieu

Palace House has been home to Lord Montagu's family since 1538 when it was converted from the great gatehouse of the Cistercian abbey founded in 1204, and further enlarged in the 19th century - ...

 Medieval Merchant's House

John Fortin, a merchant who traded with Bordeaux, started building this house c. 1290. A residence and place of business, it stood on one of the busiest streets in medieval Southampton.

 SOUTHAMPTON

 LYMINGTON

 Hamptworth Lodge

An Edwardian recreation of a house originally built c. 1620, and rebuilt by Sir Guy Dawber between 1910-1914 in brick and timber in the Elizabethan/Jacobean style. Interiors include much Elizabethan ...

 ROMSEY

 Exbury Gardens

Spectacular 200-acre woodland garden, created 1919-1935 for Rothschild collection of rhododendrons, azaleas and camellias; both wild species and hybrids bred here. Rare trees and shrubs. Seasonal ...