A conservation experience in the heart of the New Forest, these guys are doing good things when it comes to rehabilitation and species management. Go and enjoy the countryside whilst admiring animals from far and wide. It's very well set up, welcoming to disabled visitors, but not dog-friendly.
With both indoor and outdoor play, farm animals, character days, birds of prey, the Moody Cow cafe and Greedy Goat gift shop, you can't help but have a fab family day out here.
Enjoy the peace and serenity of a moorland walk. Open countryside, woodland and the odd pond or two await. If you're lucky you'll enjoy the company of the New Forest ponies.
An area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which covers over 500 acres between the mouth of the Lymington river and the village of Keyhaven. Wander along footpaths which weave their way through lagoons, reed beds, salt marsh and mud flats. Spot rare plants and see a variety of birds particularly during spring and autumn migration time. Car parking is available at both Keyhaven and Lymington.
A 110 metre salt water pool offering swimming lanes, zorbing, kayaks and stand up paddle boards. Open from May to September (the cafe opens longer) this place is great fun for all the family. Word of note; the pool floor is rocky so reviews mention to wear wetsuit boots or beach shoes.
Take a day to explore, with museum, gallery and gift shop there's plenty to keep everyone occupied. Kids activities take place during the school holidays and check out their website for a full list of events.
Home to over 60 rides and attractions, you'll find fun for all the family here. There's also a shop and places to eat for when you need to re-fuel. Check out their website before you travel for opening times.
Entertainment for all the family; crazy golf, mini go-karts, bumper boats, water zorbs and trampolines. Open til late in the summer, earlier in the winter. Take a pocket full of change for the amusements.
With woodland, open heathland and old meadows you'll find an abundance of wildlife here including resident deer, tawny owls and nightjars. The area is crisscrossed with footpaths and bridleways so you'll have plenty of choice of where to wander.There's a small car park at Roydon Crossroads or alternatively beside Church Lane (grid ref SU307315)
'Enjoy fun Days Out in Hampshire with all the family with our long list of 9 things to do with the children, as recommended by people who have been there.'
28 August 2023
A conservation experience in the heart of the New Forest, these guys are doing good things when it comes to rehabilitation and species management. Go and enjoy the countryside whilst admiring animals from far and wide. It's very well set up, welcoming to disabled visitors, but not dog-friendly.
With both indoor and outdoor play, farm animals, character days, birds of prey, the Moody Cow cafe and Greedy Goat gift shop, you can't help but have a fab family day out here.
Enjoy the peace and serenity of a moorland walk. Open countryside, woodland and the odd pond or two await. If you're lucky you'll enjoy the company of the New Forest ponies.
An area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which covers over 500 acres between the mouth of the Lymington river and the village of Keyhaven. Wander along footpaths which weave their way through lagoons, reed beds, salt marsh and mud flats. Spot rare plants and see a variety of birds particularly during spring and autumn migration time. Car parking is available at both Keyhaven and Lymington.
A 110 metre salt water pool offering swimming lanes, zorbing, kayaks and stand up paddle boards. Open from May to September (the cafe opens longer) this place is great fun for all the family. Word of note; the pool floor is rocky so reviews mention to wear wetsuit boots or beach shoes.
Take a day to explore, with museum, gallery and gift shop there's plenty to keep everyone occupied. Kids activities take place during the school holidays and check out their website for a full list of events.
Home to over 60 rides and attractions, you'll find fun for all the family here. There's also a shop and places to eat for when you need to re-fuel. Check out their website before you travel for opening times.
Entertainment for all the family; crazy golf, mini go-karts, bumper boats, water zorbs and trampolines. Open til late in the summer, earlier in the winter. Take a pocket full of change for the amusements.
With woodland, open heathland and old meadows you'll find an abundance of wildlife here including resident deer, tawny owls and nightjars. The area is crisscrossed with footpaths and bridleways so you'll have plenty of choice of where to wander.There's a small car park at Roydon Crossroads or alternatively beside Church Lane (grid ref SU307315)