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Following the latest government guidance issued on 23rd May, we have decided to open up the Buckler’s Hard village, including the car park and lavatory facility, to provide our local community with an alternative place to visit, enjoy a picnic or walk alongside the Beaulieu River.
At this time, the Maritime Museum, shipwright cottages, Captain's Cabin tea room and river cruise remain closed.
Starting on Thursday 28th May, the facilities will be open each week from Wednesday to Sunday at 10.30am, with the last entry to the car park at 4.30pm. The car park gates will be shut at 5pm.
We have implemented Covid-19 Secure practices to ensure the village is kept clean and safe for our visitors, residents and staff.
If you're planning on taking a trip down to Buckler's Hard this weekend, why not visit our new pop up cafe where you can treat yourself to a selection of speciality coffees, teas, soft drinks and snacks.
Adult - £6.90
Child (5-16 years) - £4.70
Under 5's - Free
Senior Citizen - £6.40
Family (1A+4C or 2A+3C) - £19.70
Car Parking Charges
Car - £5
Motorbike - £3
Annual Pass:
Enjoy Buckler’s Hard all year round with a great value annual pass. Visit as many times as you like within a year for just £10.
Holders of the Buckler’s Hard Annual Pass also receive 10% off gift purchases from the Maritime Museum shop.
River Cruise
The 30 minute river cruise is an optional extra which operates between Easter and the end of September.
Adult: £5.00
Child: £3.00
Senior Citizen: £4.50
Family: £14.00
By Road From London take the M3, then the M27 westbound, exiting at Junction 2 on to the A326. Follow the brown and white tourist signs for either Beaulieu or the National Motor Museum. At Beaulieu Village, follow the brown and white tourist signs to Buckler’s Hard. The approximate travel time from London is 2 hours. By Rail Take the train from London Waterloo to Brockenhurst. From there, a short local taxi ride will get you to Buckler's Hard.
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The facilities will be open each week from Wednesday to Sunday at 10.30am, with the last entry to the car park at 4.30pm. The car park gates will be shut at 5pm.
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