Top Things to do in Lyndhurst
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Top 9 Budget-friendly Things to do in Lyndhurst, England
Discover the best top things to do in Lyndhurst, United Kingdom including New Forest National Park, Page’s of Lyndhurst, Trax Bike Hire, The Woods Cyclery, Bolderwood Deer Sanctuary, The New Forest Heritage Centre, Bolton's Bench, St Michael & All Angels Church, Lyndhurst, New Forest Reptile Centre.
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1. New Forest National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,810 reviews
The New Forest National Park is truly unique. It’s a ‘world capital’ for wildlife with a huge diversity of rare plants and animals– one of the reasons why it was made a National Park in 2005. A place of outstanding natural beauty, the unique landscape is shaped by the grazing of ponies, cattle and pigs that roam freely. These animals may appear wild, but they are owned by people called commoners. One of the last places in southern England to offer a sense of wildness and tranquillity, it’s a wonderful area to explore on foot, horseback, or by bike. Indeed William the Conqueror, who set aside the ‘New Forest’ for hunting more than 900 years ago, would probably recognise much of it today.
Reviewed By Allwyna - Geneva, Switzerland
An amazing place nestled in Southern England .. Some of the closer town which boost of scenic boutique hotels are Lyndhurst, Burley and Romsey... The entire forest is absolutely scenic, stunning and lush.. you could easily see grazing Horse, cattle and deers.. Surely a perfect get away from London as it’s just a 2 hours drive and offers you a perfect relaxing moment to create memories to cherish. Plenty of places to visit if you intend to relax, rejuvenate, organize a team or family gathering, wedding plans or just want to hike by yourself to spent a me time secluded from the rest of the world.., I spent my 2 nights at White Buck Burley (separate review uploaded).. Their are many great restaurant options around town but surely recommend to drive down as having a car or bike is important... Enjoy and live your life...
2. Page’s of Lyndhurst
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By 7karleens
Lovely shop, always worth a visit if you’re going through Lyndhurst. Lovely coffees which they can grind for you (the vanilla is my favourite) and lots of specialist gins which they know all about and you can try. Always very welcoming!
3. Trax Bike Hire
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By FrenchieSa4
Easy and really responsive booking via email. Karen turned up at our hotel (Spot in the Woods, Woodlands) with bikes, helmets and trail map) exactly as booked. Really good fun cycling on nearby well marked, woodland gravel trails. Payment easy on the spot, and collected bikes without further need for checking out. Fun and fantastic service.
4. The Woods Cyclery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 98 reviews
New Forest Cycle Hire Based in the hub of the New Forest within the beautiful village of Lyndhurst. We offer premium Cycle Hire for adults, providing customers with maps, repair kits, rucksacks, locks and Breakdown assistance. Located just 2 minutes away from the best trails the New Forest has to offer. Open all year round, 7 days a week with FREE PARKING nearby.
Reviewed By Electronic_toast - Bishops Stortford, United Kingdom
The most friendly staff ever! Hiring the cycles for us was easy and straight forward. We were able to rent out two bikes for a reasonable cost and had a lovely cycle around the forest tracks. They even gave us a special map! Highly recommend this place.
5. Bolderwood Deer Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 355 reviews
There is a viewing platform for deer. Picturesque forest and national park for the family. Very picturesque and ponies wonder around. It was very busy Easter Weekend but still and enjoyable day out, getting back to nature.
Reviewed By julianf982 - Holt, United Kingdom
This place is well worth a visit. There is no official charge, though a donation is requested on the voluntary parking meter. Parking space is extensive. We saw some beautiful fallow deer and had a very pleasant walk on a well waymarked woodland path. The downside was a thundery downpour towards the end of our walk. However, this did not unduly spoil the afternoon. If you like typical British woodland you will like this place.
6. The New Forest Heritage Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 378 reviews
The museum in the New Forest Heritage Centre is packed full of displays and activities about the New Forest. The Impressions of the New Forest National Park film show welcomes you to the New Forest Museum and sets the scene for your visit. Discover why ponies are kept on the Forest and why we shouldn't feed them! See the Beaulieu Road pony sales yard display and soak up the atmosphere of the sales yard by listening to the sounds of a typical trading day. Visit our Family Fun Tree! There's something here for all ages and you'll find out more about how to enjoy your time in the Forest. The New Forest Heritage Centre is owned and run by the registered charity New Forest Heritage Trust.
Reviewed By Rob73Diesel - Fakenham, United Kingdom
Very enjoyable visit with lots to look at and it’s free to enter. Great coffee/tea room with great cakes and friendly staff and picked up some nice keep sacks from the very large gift shop, something for everyone.
7. Bolton's Bench
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By Y2610UOians
Lots of free parking - easy access out on to the Forest or back into Lyndhurst with all its cafes, pubs and shops. Good location to cycle from. Be aware the Forest animals arent pets - they live wild and, for your own safety, you need to give them space, keep your dogs on a lead whenever near them.
8. St Michael & All Angels Church, Lyndhurst
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By 557clareg - London, United Kingdom
A fascinating, warm, brick and wood interior with lots of arresting detail. The signboards telling the story of Alice, of Alice in Wonderland fame, and how Lewis Caroll came to write about her, and her role in the local community, were very interesting. Lyndhurst has scores of teashops . . . take one in after seeing the church.
9. New Forest Reptile Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 206 reviews
The New Forest Reptile Centre houses a unique collection of all the native lizards, snakes, frogs and toads, including the adder, the only venomous species of snake living in Britain. The centre is seasonal and closed while the native snakes, lizards, frogs and toads are hibernating. Open during weekends from: 4th April until 2nd September 2020.
Reviewed By Zfibre27 - Southampton, United Kingdom
We love coming here to have a look around in the hope of seeing something new. The last time we came, a guy from the RSPB had a stall who was happy to talk with the kids and educate them. There’s nice clean grounds to stroll around or stop to eat. Toilets and parking both great. Will visit again in the summer.
