New Forest Heritage Centre
Free museum on the Forest's history, commoning and ancient laws; its 7.5-metre New Forest Embroidery shows 1079 to 1979.
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Places worth your time in Lyndhurst and Brockenhurst
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Free museum on the Forest's history, commoning and ancient laws; its 7.5-metre New Forest Embroidery shows 1079 to 1979.
Victorian brick church with a fresco by Frederic Leighton and Morris and Burne-Jones glass; Alice Liddell is buried in the churchyard.
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Small hill and viewpoint at the east end of Lyndhurst; local folklore says it was once the body of a dragon.
Forestry England calls this 500-year-old oak the largest and most famous in the New Forest; it stands by the Bolderwood Ornamental Drive.
Arboretum with Douglas firs dating back to 1860 and veteran trees in ancient woodland, with waymarked walks and cycle trails.
Arboretum trail on the Rhinefield Ornamental Drive with trees from around the world, giant redwoods and sensory sculptures.
Forestry England picnic spot west of Brockenhurst with woodland walks and wide views.
Marks the spot where, by tradition, King William II was killed by an arrow while hunting in 1100.
Garden near Minstead with rare plants, hidden fairy doors and a tearoom; visits support people with neuro disabilities.
Conservation-minded wildlife park near Ashurst with otters and wallabies; wolves returned in summer 2026.
Village on the western edge of the Forest where commoners' ponies and cattle wander the streets; tea rooms, galleries and cycle hire.
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