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.
575 hectares of heathland full of wildlife and steeped in Bronze Age history, with panoramic views from Stagbury Hill (second highest point of the New Forest), wetland bogs, Stocks Cross and a barrow site.
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.
The tragic story of the sinking of the Titaniic is told here with a 1;25 scale interactive model and a variety of artefacts on display. You'll also find a programme of special exhibitions alongside a restaurant and gift shop.
Thinking of a visit to the cinema during your holiday? A great rainy day activity and one that's sure to keep the kids amused,
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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.
575 hectares of heathland full of wildlife and steeped in Bronze Age history, with panoramic views from Stagbury Hill (second highest point of the New Forest), wetland bogs, Stocks Cross and a barrow site.
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.
The tragic story of the sinking of the Titaniic is told here with a 1;25 scale interactive model and a variety of artefacts on display. You'll also find a programme of special exhibitions alongside a restaurant and gift shop.
Thinking of a visit to the cinema during your holiday? A great rainy day activity and one that's sure to keep the kids amused,