New Forest Towns - Vizzit New Forest Online Magazine

New Forest Towns - Vizzit New Forest Online Magazine

May 19th
Welcome to Vizzit New Forest Towns and Villages.
Online information about New Forest Towns and Villages such as, Lyndhurst, Ashurst, Lymington, Beaulieu, Brockenhurst, Burley, Bartley, Milford on Sea, New Milton, Minstead, Woodlands, Fritham, Godshill, Woodgreen, Hyde, Brook, Bramshaw, Nomansland, Fordingbridge, Sway, Bransgore, Ringwood and Totton. Also covers Bournemouth, Poole, Salisbury, Romsey, Southampton and Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight. Places such as Milford, Barton on Sea, Lymington, Bournemouth and Poole are on the coast.
Towns and Places

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Please click on map marker for town information, accommodation, restaurants and events

 

  Must Sees:
 

  Beaulieu Abbey

 

  Beaulieu Motor Museum

 

  Buckler's Hard

 

  Burley Village

 

  Christchurch Priory

 

  Bolderwood Deer 

  Sanctuary

 

  Eling Tide Mill

 

  Exbury Gardens

 

  Highcliffe Castle

 

  Hurst Castle, Milford

 

  Mudeford Quay

 

  Lymington Quay

 

  New Forest Museum

  Lyndhurst

 

  Ornamental Drive

  Brockenhurst

 

  Sammy Miller Museum

 

  New Forest Reptile Centre

 

  St. Barbe Museum

 

  Exbury Steam Railway

 

  Palace House Beaulieu

 

MARKET DAYS:

  LYMINGTON - SATURDAY

  CHRISTCHURCH - MONDAY

  HYTHE - TUESDAY

  NEW MILTON - WEDNESDAY

  RINGWOOD - WEDNESDAY

  TOTTON - WEDNESDAY

 

 

 

 

 

New Forest Towns & Villages

 
Over 900 years ago William the Conqueror claimed the magical heathland, glades, woods and shoreline of the New Forest as a royal playground.

Now the smallest of our National Parks, the peaceful atmosphere of this wonderful 220 square mile landscape has remained largely unchanged and the area is shaped and preserved by its unique traditions. The New Forest includes 26 miles of coastline with nearby beaches at Barton-on-Sea, Milford-on-Sea, Lymington, Highcliffe and Christchurch. There are more than 7,300 ponies, cattle, donkeys and pigs and deer grazing on the Forest. 

To many people the perfect break would be at a New Forest campsite or staying in a cottage in the New Forest. New Forest Tourist Information can be found at Lyndhurst.


The Isle of Wight Wightlink Ferry can be boarded at Lymington and the short pretty ferry ride will take you across to Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight. Portsmouth with its Spinnaker Tower and the Jurassic coastline of Dorset are all easily accessible from the New Forest.

 

New Forest towns and villages include Barton-on-Sea, Beaulieu, Bramshaw, Brook, Nomansland, Brockenhurst, Burley, Minstead, Bartley, Exbury, Fordingbridge, Fritham, Eyeworth, Lymington, Keyhaven, Lyndhurst. Milfiord-on-Sea, Ringwood and Totton. 

 

 
 
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