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Bramshaw exudes New Forest history and countryside twee-ness with all the amenities you’ll need for your holiday. There’s a well-stocked local shop with super friendly staff and village hall that puts on a variety of events throughout the year. For a bite to eat, you’ve a choice of 2 terrific pubs in the neighbouring hamlet of Brook, a 20 minute walk or quick dash in a car. The 15th Century Green Dragon, is a gorgeous thatched pub with lovely outdoor area and ponies peering in over the hedge. The chef sources his meat from the local butcher and creates scrummy menus. The Bell at Brook is also good for familiar pub fare in hearty portions.

Bramshaw is an idyllic base to explore the forest, and has some quite spectacular scenic walks and cycle rides. Close by is Piper's Wait, the highest point in The New Forest at 125m. Stop here and admire sensational views over the woods and heathlands. The Rufus Stone is also close, at Upper Canterton. This is where the unpopular Rufus (King William II), was said to have been slain in 1100AD. He’s buried in nearby Winchester Cathedral.  

Bramshaw has its own golf club with two exceptional courses and welcomes visitors. For the little ones, Paultons Park, home of Peppa Pig World and dinosaur themed Lost Kingdom is just a ten-minute drive in the car. Perfect if you want shorter visits to the theme parks, with tickets valid over two days. 

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Bramshaw exudes New Forest history and countryside twee-ness with all the amenities you’ll need for your holiday. There’s a well-stocked local shop with super friendly staff and village hall that puts on a variety of events throughout the year. For a bite to eat, you’ve a choice of 2 terrific pubs in the neighbouring hamlet of Brook, a 20 minute walk or quick dash in a car. The 15th Century Green Dragon, is a gorgeous thatched pub with lovely outdoor area and ponies peering in over the hedge. The chef sources his meat from the local butcher and creates scrummy menus. The Bell at Brook is also good for familiar pub fare in hearty portions.

Bramshaw is an idyllic base to explore the forest, and has some quite spectacular scenic walks and cycle rides. Close by is Piper's Wait, the highest point in The New Forest at 125m. Stop here and admire sensational views over the woods and heathlands. The Rufus Stone is also close, at Upper Canterton. This is where the unpopular Rufus (King William II), was said to have been slain in 1100AD. He’s buried in nearby Winchester Cathedral.  

Bramshaw has its own golf club with two exceptional courses and welcomes visitors. For the little ones, Paultons Park, home of Peppa Pig World and dinosaur themed Lost Kingdom is just a ten-minute drive in the car. Perfect if you want shorter visits to the theme parks, with tickets valid over two days. 


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Furzey Gardens
(3 miles)

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Set in the heart of the New Forest at Minstead in Hampshire, this delightful informal garden was established in 1922 and is renowned for its all year round beauty, and for being a haven of peace and tranquillity: Furzey Gardens.

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Visited ast week -was able to take the dog in too - lovely area, lovely staff - well worth a visit. Great example of social enterprise/Minstead Trust. Would visit again.

February 2024


We enjoyed Furzey gardens whilst staying at house for Christmas. The tinsel fairy tree trail was great , did it 3 times just to see if any fairies were at home. We liked the sculptures and quirky art amongst the garden. We will come again in may to see rhododendron in full bloom.

January 2024


Wonderful for all ages. The autumn colours were marvellous in the late October sunshine and the entertainment for young children was superb.

November 2023


Lovely Gardens and very nice (and tasty) cafe. Lots of tree houses and play areas for small children. Would love to go earlier in the year when everything is in bloom.

August 2023


We visit furzey garden whenever we can and it never disappoints. A wonderful and pleasant place to explore and to unwind and follow up with tea and coffee and a snack at the cafe.

May 2023


A truly amazing garden, supporting a brilliant charity

July 2022


We went there for an afternoon with the children and it was delightful. The children enjoyed the fairies and the adults enjoyed the beautiful gardens. One warning we thought we could take the dog but she wasn't allowed.

April 2022


Well worth a visit, something to see in every season. Nice cafe that you can visit anytime for coffee & cake. Plenty of interest for children with climbing towers, swings, tadpoles in the lake and fairy doors to find!

April 2022


Lovely colorful gardens on a gentle slope with winding paths and pond. Cafe sells variety of cakes, including vegan ones and excellent cup of tea.

April 2022


Fabulous little gardens, doing brilliant work.

July 2021


Definitely worth a visit. It is necessary to book a visiting slot via their website during the pandemic due to controlling numbers.

June 2021


Staff very helpful and Covid precautions good.spent a lovely couple of hours there and a coffee and cake after in the thatched tearoom.would visit again.

September 2020


I would recommend a visit to these beautiful gardens. A little gem.

September 2020


Furzey is a wonderful tranquil spot full of hidden corners & fairy doors to explore. Beautiful in the autumn & I would love to visit in other seasons too. The cafe is full of wonderful locally home made cakes & would highly recommend the carrot, chocolate, ginger, victoria sponge & scones! There are also plants & lots of cards & gifts for sale all at very reasonable prices.

September 2019


Lovely place to spend a few hours in the sunshine. Really nice play area for kids in the woodland too - lots to climb and explore and a nice cafe too.

September 2019


wonderful place

June 2019


Peaceful and welcoming

May 2019


fantastic gardens well worth a visit

May 2019


Lovely place to visit. Lots to see and ideal for children to play in the woodland garden with its bothies, towers and hides.

September 2018


Lovely gardens - great views. Grandson thoroughly enjoyed trying to find all the fairy doors. Very enjoyable visit.

August 2017


Beautiful gardens especially for young children.

August 2017


Paultons Family Theme Park
(3 miles)

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Paultons Family Theme Park, home to Peppa Pig World, features over 60 exciting rides and attractions and has been voted as the number 1 UK theme park for families. The Park is set within 140 acres of beautiful parkland on the edge of the New Forest National Park. 

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Absolutely fabulous theme park - so clean, well laid out, plenty of staff, all helpful and friendly, great rides for the little ones, plenty of places to eat and drink and beautiful gardens. We will definitely visit again when next in the New Forest.

April 2022


Good entertainment for kids, so much to see and do, a good day out

August 2021


Our 2 year old absolutely loved Peppa world. I have to say I wasn’t sure what to expect but we really enjoyed it too! Plenty of rides for the little ones, well laid out with affordable eating options and plenty of toilets and baby change facilities too. Can imagine it gets very busy in the school holidays but we were slightly out of season so it was great!

September 2019


Our two year old thought it was the best thing ever, and is still exciting about visiting Peppa Pig's house and meeting his heroes. We thought that the rest of the park was more exciting (and shorter queues.) Many of the rides closed much later than the advertised closing time - so by staying later we got more time in the park and also avoided the worst of the queues to get out.

September 2017


Hamptworth Golf Club
(4 miles)

One of the finest golf courses in the south of England and having hosted major golf events, Hamptworth Golf Club is beautifully situated in the New Forest surrounded by ancient countryside.  It has five international standard croquet lawns, two tennis courts and a fully equipped gym as well as the course itself, as well as a family friendly bar and award-winning restaurant to head to afterwards.

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New Forest Platinum Tours
(5 miles)

If you really want to see the New Forest in style, you need New Forest Platinum Tours.  A family run business in Burley, they offer private chauffeur driven tours, day trips from Southampton and executive transportation in the New Forest for up to six passengers.  Their popular Heart of the Forest Tour for example is four hours taking in the beauty of Brockenhurst, Beaulieu and Lyndhurst with flexibility to suit you.

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Broadlands Lake Course Fishery
(5 miles)

In an 82 acre estate with 30 acres of water off the M27 close to Romsey in Hampshire, Broadlands is known as one of the most beautiful coarse fisheries in the South.  Fed from the chalk stream rivers of the famous river Test it’s a chance to fish for carp, pike, tench, roach, bream and eels, whether you’re an experienced angler or a beginner.

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