Feeling a bit meh? Or that you’ve been too busy to enjoy life? Either way, these could be signs that you need a New Forest ...

With Narnia-like scenes, roaring fireplaces and a whole host of enchanting places to stay, Christmas in the New Forest is a special experience and one which you will treasure for years to come.

In 1100, the New Forest was the scene of a mysterious death: King William II, known as William Rufus, was allegedly killed by an arrow near what is now called the Rufus Stone. Although it’s said to ...

A Forest cloaked in mystery The New Forest, with its ancient woodlands, misty mornings, and quiet moors, is a location full of unique experiences and tales of years gone by. When dusk falls and the ...

With less than two months to go, Christmas is just around the corner! There’s no better a place to spend Christmas than in the New Forest. With Narnia-like scenes, roaring fireplaces and a whole host ...

If you are looking for a bonfire night in the New Forest or a firework display in the New Forest look no further. Fireworks are traditionally a celebration to mark November 5th, or more commonly ...

Chocolate, sweets and fancy dress… who doesn’t love Halloween? Halloween time is full of loads of fun activities including, trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins, apple bombing, haunted attractions and ...

If you visit the New Forest in October Half Term expect to step into a magical place of breath-taking red, orange and yellow colours surrounding you. Take in the wonderful views and autumn wildlife on ...

The New Forest, with its ancient woodlands, wildlife-filled heathlands and timeless charm, is a place where nature and history intertwine seamlessly. First established as a royal hunting ground by ...