At Monty’s Bar, we believe that great beer starts long before it reaches your glass. From the brewery to the bar top, every step matters – and that includes how we care for our beer lines. That’s why we’re incredibly proud to announce that Monty’s Bar has been officially awarded a Certificate of Beer Line…
An authentic Italian restaurant and delicatessen. A la carte menu and extensive wine list. You can also pre-order charcuterie platters from Lovitaly here at Back of Beyond to enjoy at Monty’s Bar or in your glamping/touring unit. Find out more about Lovitaly.
A 20-25 minutes walk from our campsite – a large stretch of heathland and woodland with miles of tracks and trails, entrance on Boundary Lane which goes from our nearby roundabout – great for dogs.
The weather wasn’t on our side in the lead up to our first End of Summer Fete however the skies improved and a great time was had by guests booked at Back of Beyond. We enjoyed watching dogs take part in the dog agility course, live music and lots of games and activities. Added to…
Back of Beyond has donated £500 towards the 2025 Ringwood Carnival. Taking place annually, the Ringwood Carnival is a big draw to the small New Forest town. This year, the carnival is due to take place on Saturday 20 September. Victoria Bowrey, owner of Back of Beyond comments: “We wanted to give something back to…
The annual Ellingham & Ringwood Agricultural Show usually takes place one day in August. The 2026 date is still to be confirmed. Close to our campsite, you will find plenty to see and do here including animal shows, food, drink and shopping opportunities. Find out more about the Ellingham & Ringwood Agricultural Show.
Now a Bournemouth suburb, Ferndown has a large Tesco a Sainsbury’s superstore, and a Lidl. It also has a bustling high street with a wide range of shops. The Community Market takes place on Mondays at Pennys Walk. You will also find several takeaways and local amenities in Ferndown. Image courtesy of Visit Dorset.
Mudeford Quay has a pub, cafe and fresh seafood stall right on the seafront. Image courtesy of Visit Dorset.
Blandford Forum was rebuilt after devastating fires to create a fine example of a Georgian town. Worth seeing is The Blandford Town Museum a wealth of artefacts and archives from Prehistoric to the present day, The Royal Signals Museum (set on the Army camp, just outside the town) and the Blandford Fashion Museum – three…
At the Western end of the sweep of Bournemouth bay, this famously expensive peninsular has wonderful sandy beaches on one side and Poole Harbour on the other. You can cross the mouth of Poole Harbour on a car ferry (if it’s working) to get to Shell Bay on the Isle of Purbeck.
