Key Features
- Property code: A932
- Preferred changeover day: Friday
- Check in: 4pm
- Check out: 10am
- 2 or more bathrooms
- Access statement available
- Central heating
- Parking (see description for details)
- Discount for small parties
- Dishwasher
- Ground floor accommodation
- Hot Tub
- Garden or outside space
- Swimming pool
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Short breaks available
- Village
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Description
New for 2024
Resting within the boundaries of the New Forest National Park, Trees is a beautifully presented holiday home for up to ten guests. Approached along a private track, this traditional country home is surrounded by mature grounds and woodland extending to five acres. The outdoor heated pool complex incorporates a hot tub with gazebo and a pool house with shower facilities. Within the garden there is a covered games area.
Inside, there is plenty of space for the whole family, with a relaxed sitting room leading into a generous conservatory with views of the gardens. The open-plan country dining kitchen is the heart of the home, a real sociable space, which opens out onto the terrace for al-fresco summer drinks and meals. A useful utility room leads into the ground floor annexe accommodation, with an open-plan living area and kitchen, king-size bedroom and bunk bedded room and a luxury shower room. A private enclosed patio with seating completes this part of the house. Upstairs are three good sized and tastefully fitted bedrooms, all with modern en-suite and TV facilities, and views over the grounds and countryside beyond.
The New Forest National Park, with miles of footpaths and cycle tracks to explore amongst the free-roaming ponies, is right on the doorstep. Other local attractions include Paulton’s Park with Peppa Pig World, the New Forest Wildlife Park, Furzey and Exbury Gardens and the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu. The pretty New Forest villages are within easy travelling distance, as are the beaches of the south coast.
Please note the heated swimming pool is open from 29th March – 6th September 2024. If the weather allows it may be available as late as 1st November 2024.
Trees offers a reduced occupancy discount for 6 or less guests outside of the high season weeks. If a ROD is used, the annexe will not be available to guests, with only the 3 bedrooms in the main house offered.
Key Features
- Property code: A932
- Preferred changeover day: Friday
- Check in: 4pm
- Check out: 10am
- 2 or more bathrooms
- Access statement available
- Central heating
- Parking (see description for details)
- Discount for small parties
- Dishwasher
- Ground floor accommodation
- Hot Tub
- Garden or outside space
- Swimming pool
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Short breaks available
- Village
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Description
New for 2024
Resting within the boundaries of the New Forest National Park, Trees is a beautifully presented holiday home for up to ten guests. Approached along a private track, this traditional country home is surrounded by mature grounds and woodland extending to five acres. The outdoor heated pool complex incorporates a hot tub with gazebo and a pool house with shower facilities. Within the garden there is a covered games area.
Inside, there is plenty of space for the whole family, with a relaxed sitting room leading into a generous conservatory with views of the gardens. The open-plan country dining kitchen is the heart of the home, a real sociable space, which opens out onto the terrace for al-fresco summer drinks and meals. A useful utility room leads into the ground floor annexe accommodation, with an open-plan living area and kitchen, king-size bedroom and bunk bedded room and a luxury shower room. A private enclosed patio with seating completes this part of the house. Upstairs are three good sized and tastefully fitted bedrooms, all with modern en-suite and TV facilities, and views over the grounds and countryside beyond.
The New Forest National Park, with miles of footpaths and cycle tracks to explore amongst the free-roaming ponies, is right on the doorstep. Other local attractions include Paulton’s Park with Peppa Pig World, the New Forest Wildlife Park, Furzey and Exbury Gardens and the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu. The pretty New Forest villages are within easy travelling distance, as are the beaches of the south coast.
Please note the heated swimming pool is open from 29th March – 6th September 2024. If the weather allows it may be available as late as 1st November 2024.
Trees offers a reduced occupancy discount for 6 or less guests outside of the high season weeks. If a ROD is used, the annexe will not be available to guests, with only the 3 bedrooms in the main house offered.
GROUND FLOOR
Entrance into hallway with stairs to first floor and cloakroom.
Lounge with comfortable sofas and Smart TV. Open fireplace no longer in use.
Conservatory with seating and French doors onto enclosed garden terrace and lawn.
Dining kitchen with breakfast bar and stools. Range cooker with electric oven and gas hob, American style fridge/freezer with ice and water dispenser, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle, Nespresso coffee machine and cafetiere.
Dining area with table seating ten and door opening onto enclosed terrace, outdoor seating and garden.
Utility Room with washing machine, larder fridge and cupboard space.
Open plan lounge/kitchen /diner with comfortable seating, TV with DVD Player and sound system. Dining table with seating for four. Kitchen with Electric oven and ceramic hob, microwave, kettle, cafetiere and toaster.
Bedroom 4 with 5ft king size bed, wardrobes and dressing table, Smart TV with integrated DVD Player.
Bedroom 5 with 3ft bunk beds and small drawer unit.
Shower Room with shower cubicle, basin, WC and towel rail.
FIRST FLOOR
Bedroom 1 with 5ft king size bed, wardrobes and drawer unit. Smart TV.
En-suite Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, wash basin, WC and towel rail.
Bedroom 2 with 5ft king size bed, wardrobe, dressing table, drawer units and TV.
En-suite Bathroom with bath and shower over, wash basin, WC and towel rail.
Bedroom 3 with twin 2ft 6in zip and link beds, which can be configured as a 5ft king size bed (please advise at time of booking). Wardrobes, drawers and TV.
En-suite Shower room with shower cubicle, wash basin, WC and heated towel rail.
An enclosed terrace with lawn borders the house, with several seating areas including a dining set under a shaded gazebo for al fresco meals. Steps lead up to the gated pool area, with a hot tub to the side and pool cabin with shower and WC. A covered games area sits within the large garden and is home to table tennis and table football. The remainder of the peaceful grounds surrounding the property include a substantial woodland area and meadow grassland that provide a natural habitat for wild birds, butterflies, and where deer roam freely; in all extending to five acres.
There is private parking for several cars on the large driveway with central turning circle.
Included: Bed linen and towels (guests must provide their own pool towels and sliders/non-slip sandals are recommended for the pool area), oil central heating, internet and Wi-Fi. Welcome refreshment basket. Mobile reception is generally reasonable, although please check with your provider prior to booking.
Reduced Occupancy Discount: Available outside of the high season for 6 guests or less. If a ROD is taken, the annexe will be locked, and only the main house available with bedrooms 1, 2 and 3 made up for guests to use.
Pets: Two dogs accepted. Must be over the age of one year old (unless agreed with the owner prior to booking). Dogs must be fully housetrained, well behaved and kept downstairs and off the furniture. Please note a £30 pet charge per dog per week applies.
Children: All ages welcome. Travel cot and highchair provided on request. Please bring own cot bedding.
Swimming pool: Available from 29th March – 1st November 2024. Final heated pool temperature can depend on outside ambient temperatures.
Bicycle Storage: Available within the lockable garden shed.
EV Charging: Not possible at this property. Nearest charging points are at Morrisons Supermarket, Totton.
Short Breaks: Available all year, 3 night weekend breaks, 4 night mid week breaks.
Beaches: Calshot Beach and Lepe Beach and Country Park both 13 miles, Avon Beach and Mudeford Quay (20 miles)
Local Facilities: Morrisons Supermarket , Totton (2.5 miles), The White Horse, Netley Marsh (1 mile), The Compass Inn, Winsor (1.2 miles) Paultons Park and Peppa Pig World (3 miles), Longdown Activity Farm (3 miles), New Forest Widlife Park (4 miles), the New Forest village of Lyndhurst (6 miles) with a selection of shops, café’s, pubs and restaurants.
The White Horse - Netley Marsh
(Less than a mile)
A friendly welcome awaits from this lovely pub, where you’ll find generous portions of delicious home cooked food from an extensive menu. Pies, Lava Rock grills, ribs, vegetarian dishes and imaginative specialities can be found at The White Horse, as well as well-kept cask ales. There’s plenty of seating inside and when the weather is warm, there are tables outside.
The White Horse (T: 023 8086 2166) Ringwood Road, Netley Marsh SO40 7GX
The Compass Inn
(Less than a mile)
(1)
Bedecked with beautiful flower displays, this dog and family friendly pub on the fringes of the New Forest is ideally placed for a well earned drink or bite to eat after a out day exploring. The 100% gluten free menu includes all your pub favourites which can be enjoyed in the cosy bar or outside in the garden.
The Compass Inn (T: 023 8081 2237) Winsor SO40 2HE
Visited the Compass for meals on two evenings during our week long local stay and found the food very good and service excellent
October 2020
The Game Keeper
(2 miles)
A lovely village pub serving classical pub food, cooked well and in hearty portions. You can sit outside in the little beer garden, which includes a cute children’s play area. Inside, you can often catch a sports fixture on the large screen TV, and there’s live music on Friday nights.
The Game Keeper (T:02380 293093) 268 Woodlands Road, Woodlands SO40 7GH
Empress of Blandings
(2 miles)
(1)
Named after PG Wodehouse’s fictional pig, this family run pub and brewery is a shrine to all things Wodehouse and porcine. A popular place to eat, with traditional Sunday Roasts and a menu brimming with well-cooked pub classicsl served by friendly staff. Children and well behaved dogs welcome.
The Empress of Blandings (T: 023 8081 2321) Copythorne SO40 2PF
Had Sunday lunch for the five of us and found good food and service and appropriate CV-19 measures .
October 2020
The Coach and Horses
(2 miles)
An unassuming country pub. Inside it’s cosy, yet quite big with a large open log fire to keep you warm in the winter. In the warmer months, venture outside to the spacious beer garden and separate children’s play area. The well-priced menu features all the usual’s you’d expect to find, plus daily specials.
The Coach and Horses (T: 02380 813120) 11 Southampton Road, Cadnam SO40 2NF
Testwood Lakes Nature Reserve
(2 miles)
Three lakes surrounded by grassland and meadows, Testwood Lakes Nature Reserve is a wonderful opportunity to learn about and explore the area’s wildlife. With wild flowers and invertebrates, wet woodland dominated by alder, hedgerows full of native species including hazel and hawthorn and a number of wildlife ponds, it’s a magical place that’s open seven days a week and providing a delightful opportunity to get outside and explore.
Click Here for further information
Broadlands Lake Course Fishery
(2 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.
Paultons Family Theme Park
(3 miles)
(4)
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
Longdown Activity Farm
(3 miles)
A fantastic family day for everyone. Bottle-feed kid goats and calves, meet the pigs, donkeys and ponies, cuddle baby rabbits, chicks or maybe even a piglet! PLUS lots more friendly animals to see. Lots of farmyard buildings to explore and fabulous indoor and outdoor play areas including the trampoline barn, a soft play area and The Farmer's Straw Den. Also Longdown Farm Shop has a large range of delicious local produce.
Click Here for further information
New Forest Wildlife Park
(3 miles)
(4)
Enjoy a wildlife adventure in 25 acres of unspoilt woodland on the lovely New Forest. There are many amazing animals to see from several species of owls and otters to wolves, bison, wild boar, red deer, Muntjac deer, Scottish wildcats, lynx, wallabies, water voles, adders, foxes, polecats, pine martins and ferrets. Children will love the harvest mice scurrying around their mini home. New “Go Wild” Adventure playground is now open.
Click Here for further information
Great little wildlife park. Get there for the feeding times.
September 2022
Lovely day out for the family, small but great value for money and all the animals had plenty of space.
September 2021
Really enjoyed our day here . Lovely to see the baby deer
August 2020
Super afternoon spent here with teenage children. Lots of animals in very clean enclosures. Knowledgeable staff and food was reasonable too.
August 2019
Lepe Beach
(13 miles)
Some of the best views of the Solent can be enjoyed from over a mile of beach and pine fringed cliffs. Historic D-Day remains, wildflower meadows and children's play area. Beach front car park.
Barton on Sea
(15 miles)
(2)
A stony beach with sandy areas as the tide goes out, and a great spot to do some fossil hunting. The cliffs are subject to considerable coastal erosion and at times parts of the beach can be cordoned off. The Beachcomber Café on the cliff top is one of the most popular cafés in the region. Plenty of parking in car parks along the cliff top as well as on-road parking.
A pleasant walk along the cliff top and along the beach. There was less cliff than last time we went to the New Forest.
June 2023
Super walk, nice and easy and great place for a meal or tea and cake by the car park.
April 2019
Milford on Sea
(15 miles)
(16)
A beautiful shingle beach with pretty painted beach huts, plenty of parking, and excellent coastal walks along Hurst spit to Hurst Castle with clear views of the Isle of Wight and needles. The superb Raft Rocks Restaurant is worth a visit with its Art deco style and roof terrace. You can also walk across the wildlife marshes to Keyhaven harbour and (in season) take the boat to Hurst Castle or the Isle of Wight.
Lovely sea walk within 15 minutes of the cottage.
March 2024
A lovely place to stay. So much to see and do locally and within easy reach.
August 2023
Milford on Sea is a very quintessential English village which has retained all its charm. The seafront is a delight to stroll along and The Needles Eye Cafe produces lovely coffee and lunches which is well worth a visit. A walk around Sturt Pond is also enjoyable and through to the village.
June 2023
Lovely quiet location for a beach walk. Great for watching the sea and waves without the crowds.
June 2023
Brilliant beach.
September 2022
Beautiful beach with views to The Isle of Wight. Good for swimming, picnics and walking. Very good car parking and public toilets. Lots of good places to eat and drink either next to the beach or in the village, a short walk away
July 2022
A proper gem. Great location for the new forest. The village is great and was only a short walk from our house. Not too busy or full of holiday makers. We will be back.
October 2021
One of my favourite places
July 2021
Good place to go if you have a buggy or wheelchair as there is a tarmac path along the top of the cliffs with great views of the Needles, plenty of parking and a kiosk serving refreshments.
September 2020
Lovely village with adequate shops on a very pretty green.
September 2019
Due to my husband breaking his leg we hired a mobility scooter for our holiday. It was a joy to ride along the front at Milford. Wonderful views of The Needles and lots of benches along the way too. Great access from the car parks. Would be great if the short path from Milford to Keyhaven could be the same good surface. We felt the rough stones would be too hard to ride on.
June 2019
Love Milford on Sea so old fashioned hasn't changed much since I use go as a child in the 1960/70s
April 2019
great walking area, small cafe-the needles, children climbing play park- crashing waves over stoned beach
March 2019
Great for a dog walk along the spit to Hurst Castle. Needles Eye cafe is a welcome break, quite good food but very busy and a bit basic.
December 2017
Fantastic sea location with goods pubs, shops etc
November 2017
Lovely village, plenty of shops and places to eat - no post office though.
June 2017
Highcliffe Beach
(15 miles)
Highcliffe beach, beneath the popular Cliffhanger Restaurant is a part sandy, part pebble beach. The beach has sloping access as well as steps down to the shore from the pay and display clifftop car park. To the east, Highcliffe beach towards Barton on Sea is a part sandy beach at the foot of the second most eroded cliff in England. This side of the beach is dog-friendly all year. However do check the tide times as high tide can make it difficult to walk along the beach.
To the west towards Highcliffe Castle beach, the promenade leads across the top of the small beaches inbetween the groynes with views across Christchurch Bay and Hengistbury Head. Groynes 4-8 have dog restrictions as does the promenade during the summer months, May-September.
Highcliffe Castle Beach
(15 miles)
(3)
A picturesque, tree-lined beach of shingle, and sand at low tide. Good facilities on the cliff top including an excellent tea room, public toilets, baby change and a children’s play area in the Castle gardens. Plenty of parking and sloping access down to the beach. Highcliffe Castle beach is dog-friendly all year round.
Very picturesque beach with great access, looks good for a beach day
October 2021
Lovely
April 2019
Lovely clean sandy beach and a really i would highly recommend this spot for your car to break down takes the ouch out of waiting for the recovery truck
April 2017
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The White Horse - Netley Marsh
(Less than a mile)
A friendly welcome awaits from this lovely pub, where you’ll find generous portions of delicious home cooked food from an extensive menu. Pies, Lava Rock grills, ribs, vegetarian dishes and imaginative specialities can be found at The White Horse, as well as well-kept cask ales. There’s plenty of seating inside and when the weather is warm, there are tables outside.
The White Horse (T: 023 8086 2166) Ringwood Road, Netley Marsh SO40 7GX
The Compass Inn
(Less than a mile)
(1)
Bedecked with beautiful flower displays, this dog and family friendly pub on the fringes of the New Forest is ideally placed for a well earned drink or bite to eat after a out day exploring. The 100% gluten free menu includes all your pub favourites which can be enjoyed in the cosy bar or outside in the garden.
The Compass Inn (T: 023 8081 2237) Winsor SO40 2HE
Visited the Compass for meals on two evenings during our week long local stay and found the food very good and service excellent
October 2020
The Game Keeper
(2 miles)
A lovely village pub serving classical pub food, cooked well and in hearty portions. You can sit outside in the little beer garden, which includes a cute children’s play area. Inside, you can often catch a sports fixture on the large screen TV, and there’s live music on Friday nights.
The Game Keeper (T:02380 293093) 268 Woodlands Road, Woodlands SO40 7GH
Empress of Blandings
(2 miles)
(1)
Named after PG Wodehouse’s fictional pig, this family run pub and brewery is a shrine to all things Wodehouse and porcine. A popular place to eat, with traditional Sunday Roasts and a menu brimming with well-cooked pub classicsl served by friendly staff. Children and well behaved dogs welcome.
The Empress of Blandings (T: 023 8081 2321) Copythorne SO40 2PF
Had Sunday lunch for the five of us and found good food and service and appropriate CV-19 measures .
October 2020
The Coach and Horses
(2 miles)
An unassuming country pub. Inside it’s cosy, yet quite big with a large open log fire to keep you warm in the winter. In the warmer months, venture outside to the spacious beer garden and separate children’s play area. The well-priced menu features all the usual’s you’d expect to find, plus daily specials.
The Coach and Horses (T: 02380 813120) 11 Southampton Road, Cadnam SO40 2NF
Testwood Lakes Nature Reserve
(2 miles)
Three lakes surrounded by grassland and meadows, Testwood Lakes Nature Reserve is a wonderful opportunity to learn about and explore the area’s wildlife. With wild flowers and invertebrates, wet woodland dominated by alder, hedgerows full of native species including hazel and hawthorn and a number of wildlife ponds, it’s a magical place that’s open seven days a week and providing a delightful opportunity to get outside and explore.
Click Here for further information
Broadlands Lake Course Fishery
(2 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.
Paultons Family Theme Park
(3 miles)
(4)
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.
Click Here for further information
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
Longdown Activity Farm
(3 miles)
A fantastic family day for everyone. Bottle-feed kid goats and calves, meet the pigs, donkeys and ponies, cuddle baby rabbits, chicks or maybe even a piglet! PLUS lots more friendly animals to see. Lots of farmyard buildings to explore and fabulous indoor and outdoor play areas including the trampoline barn, a soft play area and The Farmer's Straw Den. Also Longdown Farm Shop has a large range of delicious local produce.
Click Here for further information
New Forest Wildlife Park
(3 miles)
(4)
Enjoy a wildlife adventure in 25 acres of unspoilt woodland on the lovely New Forest. There are many amazing animals to see from several species of owls and otters to wolves, bison, wild boar, red deer, Muntjac deer, Scottish wildcats, lynx, wallabies, water voles, adders, foxes, polecats, pine martins and ferrets. Children will love the harvest mice scurrying around their mini home. New “Go Wild” Adventure playground is now open.
Click Here for further information
Great little wildlife park. Get there for the feeding times.
September 2022
Lovely day out for the family, small but great value for money and all the animals had plenty of space.
September 2021
Really enjoyed our day here . Lovely to see the baby deer
August 2020
Super afternoon spent here with teenage children. Lots of animals in very clean enclosures. Knowledgeable staff and food was reasonable too.
August 2019
Lepe Beach
(13 miles)
Some of the best views of the Solent can be enjoyed from over a mile of beach and pine fringed cliffs. Historic D-Day remains, wildflower meadows and children's play area. Beach front car park.
Barton on Sea
(15 miles)
(2)
A stony beach with sandy areas as the tide goes out, and a great spot to do some fossil hunting. The cliffs are subject to considerable coastal erosion and at times parts of the beach can be cordoned off. The Beachcomber Café on the cliff top is one of the most popular cafés in the region. Plenty of parking in car parks along the cliff top as well as on-road parking.
A pleasant walk along the cliff top and along the beach. There was less cliff than last time we went to the New Forest.
June 2023
Super walk, nice and easy and great place for a meal or tea and cake by the car park.
April 2019
Milford on Sea
(15 miles)
(16)
A beautiful shingle beach with pretty painted beach huts, plenty of parking, and excellent coastal walks along Hurst spit to Hurst Castle with clear views of the Isle of Wight and needles. The superb Raft Rocks Restaurant is worth a visit with its Art deco style and roof terrace. You can also walk across the wildlife marshes to Keyhaven harbour and (in season) take the boat to Hurst Castle or the Isle of Wight.
Lovely sea walk within 15 minutes of the cottage.
March 2024
A lovely place to stay. So much to see and do locally and within easy reach.
August 2023
Milford on Sea is a very quintessential English village which has retained all its charm. The seafront is a delight to stroll along and The Needles Eye Cafe produces lovely coffee and lunches which is well worth a visit. A walk around Sturt Pond is also enjoyable and through to the village.
June 2023
Lovely quiet location for a beach walk. Great for watching the sea and waves without the crowds.
June 2023
Brilliant beach.
September 2022
Beautiful beach with views to The Isle of Wight. Good for swimming, picnics and walking. Very good car parking and public toilets. Lots of good places to eat and drink either next to the beach or in the village, a short walk away
July 2022
A proper gem. Great location for the new forest. The village is great and was only a short walk from our house. Not too busy or full of holiday makers. We will be back.
October 2021
One of my favourite places
July 2021
Good place to go if you have a buggy or wheelchair as there is a tarmac path along the top of the cliffs with great views of the Needles, plenty of parking and a kiosk serving refreshments.
September 2020
Lovely village with adequate shops on a very pretty green.
September 2019
Due to my husband breaking his leg we hired a mobility scooter for our holiday. It was a joy to ride along the front at Milford. Wonderful views of The Needles and lots of benches along the way too. Great access from the car parks. Would be great if the short path from Milford to Keyhaven could be the same good surface. We felt the rough stones would be too hard to ride on.
June 2019
Love Milford on Sea so old fashioned hasn't changed much since I use go as a child in the 1960/70s
April 2019
great walking area, small cafe-the needles, children climbing play park- crashing waves over stoned beach
March 2019
Great for a dog walk along the spit to Hurst Castle. Needles Eye cafe is a welcome break, quite good food but very busy and a bit basic.
December 2017
Fantastic sea location with goods pubs, shops etc
November 2017
Lovely village, plenty of shops and places to eat - no post office though.
June 2017
Highcliffe Beach
(15 miles)
Highcliffe beach, beneath the popular Cliffhanger Restaurant is a part sandy, part pebble beach. The beach has sloping access as well as steps down to the shore from the pay and display clifftop car park. To the east, Highcliffe beach towards Barton on Sea is a part sandy beach at the foot of the second most eroded cliff in England. This side of the beach is dog-friendly all year. However do check the tide times as high tide can make it difficult to walk along the beach.
To the west towards Highcliffe Castle beach, the promenade leads across the top of the small beaches inbetween the groynes with views across Christchurch Bay and Hengistbury Head. Groynes 4-8 have dog restrictions as does the promenade during the summer months, May-September.
Highcliffe Castle Beach
(15 miles)
(3)
A picturesque, tree-lined beach of shingle, and sand at low tide. Good facilities on the cliff top including an excellent tea room, public toilets, baby change and a children’s play area in the Castle gardens. Plenty of parking and sloping access down to the beach. Highcliffe Castle beach is dog-friendly all year round.
Very picturesque beach with great access, looks good for a beach day
October 2021
Lovely
April 2019
Lovely clean sandy beach and a really i would highly recommend this spot for your car to break down takes the ouch out of waiting for the recovery truck
April 2017
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