About New Forest
A bit of history
The New Forest is a designated national park of more than 10,000 acres. Dating back to 1079, when William the Conqueror named the area his 'new hunting forest' there can be few other places in England where the landscape has remained as unchanged. The ancient system established by William The Conqueror to protect and manage the woodlands and wilderness heaths is still in place today through the efforts of Verderers, Agisters and Commoners - literally the judges, stockmen and land users of the forest.
Lot's to see and do
- A cycling, walking and horse riding paradise
- Stately Homes
- Pictuersque Towns and Villages
- Buckler's Hard
- Beaulieu
- Pretty Sea side villages such as Keyhaven
- Fun visitor attractions
- Formal Gardens
Fishing Shops and Fishing Guides
- Robjents in Stockbridge
- Orvis in Stockbridge
- Rod Box in Winchester
- Roxtons in Hungerford
- Fishing Breaks
- Famous Fishing
- Up Stream Dry Fly Fishing
- Farlows in Pall Mall
Other Shops
- Cadogan - Winchester
- Moda Rosa - Arlesford
- Caviste - Wine shops Stockbridge, Odiham, Overton, Hungerford
- Chaplins - Gunshop in Winchester
- Stone Vine & Sun - Wine shop Winchester
- Wykeham Gallery - Stockbridge
- Couroux and Couroux - Stockbridge
- Mrs Tees Mushrooms
- Tom McEwan Jewellery
Cars and Boats
