Avon Tyrrell Outdoor Activity Centre
Creating adventures and developing the potential of young people in the grounds of a Grade I Listed historical calendar house.
Things to do near Barton-on-Sea
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Avon Tyrrell Outdoor Activity Centre
Creating adventures and developing the potential of young people in the grounds of a Grade I Listed historical calendar house.
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Barton-on-Sea
Barton-on-Sea is known for its beauty spots with breathtaking coastal walks and seaside scenery worth a walk at any time of year. The beach is safe for swimming and good for fossiling forays.
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Barton-on-Sea beach
This coastal strip gets sandier the more the tide goes out, but it otherwise characteristically shingle. There are large coastal defenses to keep eroision to a minimum but there are plenty of fossils to be found as a result. With grassy cliffs to picnic on in full view of the Needles, its a great walking destination with facilities for all, including the dogs.
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Blue Horizon Restaurant
Come for the sea views, stay for the food - stunning views of the Solent for a fine dining experience.
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Bosun's Chair
This pub prides itself on being the only pie pub in Lymington and you can also enjoy cask ales. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and garden as are children and all major sporting events are shown live on Sky and BT Sport.
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Bridges of Lymington
A coffee shop offering a range of hot beverages to accompany home baked cakes, deserts and savory options. A take away service is also available and there's also jewellery, hand crafted gifts and sweets; perfect presents to take home.
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Burley
A traditional New Forest village filled full of olde worlde charm - witches and other-worldly goings-on give character to the quaint area where ponies and cattle roam freely among the thatched buildings, despite having acres of heathland surrounding the area to graze and Burley Beacon to climb.
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Burley Golf Club
A typical heathland course in the New Forest, surrounded by wildlife and beautiful views. Visitors welcome.
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Burley Villa School of Riding
Beginners are welcome to 'ride across the ancient lands of the New Forest in Western and English horse riding styles, through herds of wild ponies across moors and woodland.
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Cafe Aroma
Lovely views from the front if you can get a table, with generous British Italian meals.
Things to do near Barton-on-Sea
A few years ago, the Classic Cottages team started writing about where we live and why we love it. Over time these have evolved into the Classic Guide.
Barton-on-Sea
Barton-on-Sea is known for its beauty spots with breathtaking coastal walks and seaside scenery worth a walk at any time of year. The beach is safe for swimming and good for fossiling forays.
Barton-on-Sea beach
This coastal strip gets sandier the more the tide goes out, but it otherwise characteristically shingle. There are large coastal defenses to keep eroision to a minimum but there are plenty of fossils to be found as a result. With grassy cliffs to picnic on in full view of the Needles, its a great walking destination with facilities for all, including the dogs.
Blue Horizon Restaurant
Come for the sea views, stay for the food - stunning views of the Solent for a fine dining experience.
Bosun's Chair
This pub prides itself on being the only pie pub in Lymington and you can also enjoy cask ales. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and garden as are children and all major sporting events are shown live on Sky and BT Sport.
Bridges of Lymington
A coffee shop offering a range of hot beverages to accompany home baked cakes, deserts and savory options. A take away service is also available and there's also jewellery, hand crafted gifts and sweets; perfect presents to take home.
Burley
A traditional New Forest village filled full of olde worlde charm - witches and other-worldly goings-on give character to the quaint area where ponies and cattle roam freely among the thatched buildings, despite having acres of heathland surrounding the area to graze and Burley Beacon to climb.
Burley Golf Club
A typical heathland course in the New Forest, surrounded by wildlife and beautiful views. Visitors welcome.
Burley Villa School of Riding
Beginners are welcome to 'ride across the ancient lands of the New Forest in Western and English horse riding styles, through herds of wild ponies across moors and woodland.
Cafe Aroma
Lovely views from the front if you can get a table, with generous British Italian meals.