New Forest Bed & Breakfast - Bay Tree House Bed and Breakfast, Burley, Hampshire accomodation in the New Forest

New Forest guide

		The New Forest has a wide range of attractions to offer visitors surrounded by beautiful unspoilt countryside, where forest ponies, horses and cows roam free. There is so much to do, but many come just to walk through the forest and enjoy the countryside away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

		Lyndhurst is located in Hampshire county, close to Southampton and surrounded by the New Forest, an English medieval deer hunting area created in 1079 AD by William the Conqueror. You should visit the New Forest Museum, that provides visitors with a fascinating and detailed insight into the life of the Forest and its people. Click here for further information

		National Motor Museum, located in the village of Beaulieu is one of the most visited attractions in the New Forest. Offering a great day out for all the family. Rides for children, Cars for Dads and shopping for Mums. There's something for everyone. Open almost all year round and 30 minutes gentle drive from us. Click here for further information

		Buckler's Hard is a picturesque 18th century village on the banks of the Beaulieu River in the heart of the New Forest. Historically, it is famed as the place where some of the ships of Nelson's fleet were built. There is the Buckler's Hard Story and cottage displays to be seen. Click here for further information

		Paulton's Park offers a mixer of a Theme Park with many rides for all ages, a collection of exotic birds and beautiful gardens to walk. A great day out for all the family! Located off Junction 2 of the M27 it is just 25 minutes drive from us. Click here for further information

Cycling

Mountain bikes for hire in Burley. Attractive rates and all year round availability.

Burley Village

Visit our village website for an in depth look at what we have to offer around this part of the Forest.

Exbury Gardens

World famous for Azaleas, Camelias and Rhododendrons and a steam train to ride through the gardens.

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