Brockenhurst
One of the largest villages in the New Forest, Brockenhurst is well known for its tea rooms and quality restaurants. The area around the village is ideal for walking and horse riding; local riding centres cater for all ages and abilities. The village fete takes place here on the August Bank Holiday Monday. In the churchyard is a gravestone in memory of a well known Forest character "Brusher" Mills, who is reputed to have regularly picked up adders with his bare hands - not to be recommended!
Hideaways cottages in the surrounding area:
H215 - The Garden Cottage, Bransgore. Sleeps: 2/4
The Garden Cottage is a small, detached cottage in the garden of a larger thatched cottage, situated in the small village of Bransgore, on the borders of Dorset and Hampshire.It is only a mile and a half from The New Forest boundary, 4 miles from Burley a...
H270 - Lower Exbury Cottage, Exbury. Sleeps: 4 + cot
Lower Exbury Cottage is one of a pair of semi-detached cottages enjoying an isolated position, half a mile from a public road and with far reaching views of the Beaulieu River, The Solent and the Isle of Wight beyond.
The cottage is situated on the Ex...
H274 - Knold, nr Keyhaven. Sleeps: 10/12 + cot
Situated on its own, along a country lane, close to the unspoilt, coastal villages of Keyhaven and Milford-on-Sea, Knold offers an ideal venue for two families wishing to holiday together and enjoy all there is to do and see in the surrounding area. It...
H276 - Furze Tops, Blackfield. Sleeps: 2
Furze Tops deserves a special mention because of its peaceful location, offering immediate access from the garden onto the open heathland of the New Forest. The accommodation forms part of a large detached house, which is situated down a small track where...
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