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Tucked away in the heart of the New Forest, New Forest Spirits offers a unique opportunity to step inside a working distillery and experience the craft behind every bottle of our range of Wyrd spirits. Whether you’re looking for something different to do during your stay or a memorable experience to share, New Forest Spirits…
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.
Mudeford Quay has a pub, cafe and fresh seafood stall right on the seafront. Image courtesy of Visit Dorset.
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.
Upton Country Park, Poole (13 miles south west) has a Georgian Mansion and extensive grounds on the edge of Poole Harbour. With a botanical walled garden, miles of walking and cycling tracks plus a tearoom and free entry, it’s well worth a visit. (Dog friendly). Find out more about Upton Country Park.
Kingston Lacy (14 miles west) is a National Trust stately home and gardens with plenty of walks and a cafe. (Dog friendly). Famous for its snowdrops and bluebell displays in the wider Kingston Lacy estate. Find out more about Kingston Lacy.
An outdoor activity centre, near Fordingbridge offering archery, axe throwing, crossbows and more. All with expert tuition. Dogs on leads are welcome. Pre-booking essential. Find out more about Insight Activities.
Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum (16 miles south west) in New Milton has a world class collection of restored motorbikes. Find out more about the Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum.
Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (17 miles north west) covers 380 square miles of scenic countryside in Dorset, Wiltshire, Hampshire and Somerset. The area is an International Dark Sky Reserve with numerous cycling and walking routes. Find out more about the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Old Wardour Castle (27 miles north west) was once a lavish home that was destroyed in the English Civil War. Dogs are welcome on a lead. English Heritage members are free. Find out more about Old Wardour Castle. Image courtesy of VisitWiltshire.
