Location: Brockenhurst
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Top 8 Budget-friendly Things to do in Brockenhurst, England
Brockenhurst is the largest village by population within the New Forest, Hampshire, England. The nearest city is Southampton some 13 miles (21 km) to the North East, while Bournemouth is also nearby, 15 miles (24 km) South West. Surrounding towns and villages include Beaulieu, Lymington, Lyndhurst, and Sway.
Restaurants in Brockenhurst
1. New Forest Activities
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 827 reviews
New Forest Activities provides you with fun and enlightening outdoor experiences. Perfect for getting active in the New Forest National Park. We provide activities for a wide range of people and organisations. Our activities are perfect for Individuals, Couples, Families, Team Building Events, Stag & Hen Parties, Kids Birthday Parties and Social Events. We also run custom programmes for youth organisations and schools. Activities include Battlefield LIVE infra-red combat games, Canoeing & Kayaking on the Beaulieu River, Cycle Hire, Archery, High Rope Adventures, Bushcraft and Team Building Challenges.
2. Cyclexperience
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5.0 based on 890 reviews
*ONLINE BOOKING essential, maximum group size 6* Welcome to Cyclexperience Brockenhurst, the most prominent cycling hub of the New Forest! You can reach us directly by road or rail before we send you on one of our adventure cycling trails. Jump on a 'Bike to Beaulieu', go down to the 'Ornamental Woods', visit 'Burley on your Backside' try a tandem for two on the 'Lyndhurst Loop' or take an Electric Bike to the 'Seaside Cycle'. Try our free GPS cycling app or take one of our free route maps in store. There are over 100 miles of off-road, gravel forest cycling tracks to explore so you are bound to spot some of our favourite characters...Ponies, donkeys, deer, cows and pigs roaming free. Follow in our tyre tracks and make your first exploration into the Forest, just as we did 26 yea rs ago!
Reviewed By 488petem - Billericay, United Kingdom
Reasonable pricing, but most importantly excellent bikes in truly superb working order. I hired a regular mountain bike (they have options for more expensive bikes) with a trailer for our dog.. I was given a Giant mountain bike and it was in excellent working order with crisp perfectly configured gear changes. The trailer was a burley unit and was light and kept the dog -nervous at first _ inside and enclosed, but with a muslin cover so highly breathable. There was a rain cover too which we - luckily - didn't use. My partner hired a Trek e-bike mountain bike and it was amazing, must have been very nearly new and fantastic to ride.
3. New Forest National Park
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5.0 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By 950charlesf - Newtown, United Kingdom
Beautiful part of the world, plenty of opportunities to explore, even with busy traffic, the ponies are an ever present bonus.
4. Hatchet Pond near Beaulieu
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4.5 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By SasPetAV - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Lovely place for a stroll around the pond, beautiful surroundings as well as horses and cattle too. So peacefully ... we’ll worth a stop
5. St Mary's Chapel
6. St Nicholas Church
7. Beaulieu Palace House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By Bhav370 - London, United Kingdom
Very pleasant experience, i've always enjoyed doing tours of historical houses experiencing how people lived back in the day. The staff are dressed as they would've been back then and are very helpful, polite and have quite a bit of historical knowledge of the Palace.
8. Buckler's Hard
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4.0 based on 1,790 reviews
On the banks of the Beaulieu River, in the heart of the New Forest, you will find the peaceful haven of Buckler’s Hard, the unique and picturesque village where warships for Nelson’s navy were built. Visit the historic cottage displays recreating 18th century life, take a delightful riverside walk or enjoy a cruise on the tranquil Beaulieu River. Gift shop and Captain’s Cabin Cafe. Open every day (except Christmas Day).
Reviewed By Shrimp2363
Enjoy being by the water, watch the boats and yachts cruising by, enjoy a boat trip up the estuary towards the Solent and then a refreshing drink and food at the pub. The workers cottages are very quaint and it has the museum there too.
