This year, the May half term falls later than usual with the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations falling towards the end of the week-long break. If you are looking for a short break or perhaps even a week-long stay somewhere then the New Forest has plenty to offer you.
Fancy doing something a little bit different in 2022? We know what you mean! Here are our top 10 fun and unusual things to do in the magical New Forest.
Choosing the best holiday cottage for your stay in the New Forest can feel like it’s taking forever with so many websites to plough through. So first try New Forest Cottages; they are the National Park’s largest accommodation provider with over 160 properties to choose from.
It’s time to get planning for February half term! There’s lots of exciting ways to entertain your children here in the New Forest. Take a look at some our half-term inspiration below…
Do you dream about an enchanting escape from the hustle and bustle of life this winter? The New Forest has endless outdoor adventures, whether it's crisp and frosty woodland walks, exploring the coast, or the National Park's chocolate-box villages.
From your summer holiday with the family to that romantic weekender for two, why not take a little time over the festive season to give yourself the best present of all – booking a trip to one of the UK’s most magical locations.
You’re spoilt for choice with fantastic Camping in the Forest sites to choose from, so, to help you pick, here’s our 48 hour itinerary at family favourite site Holmsley.
Imagine walking through ancient forests, hand in hand with your special someone, the winter sun gleaming through the trees, and free-roaming animals passing by. There really is no better place for a romantic break this winter than the New Forest.
Autumn is one of the most spectacular times to visit the New Forest. This blog takes a look at some of the fantastic things you can be doing here this October…
Hoburne Bashley holiday park in Sway has announced it will be holding a forest-themed festival. On Saturday September 25th, from 10am to 5pm, the local holiday park will be holding its very first Woodland Festival and the one-day event will also be available to members of the public.