About the New Forest
About the New Forest and its status as a National Park. Information on towns and villages with interesting facts and photos of the National Park boundary markers as well as useful New Forest numbers and links.
Tourist Info
About the New Forest
- Tourist information and history about the New Forest and its status as a national park - the smallest in the UK.
- All about the New Forest towns and villages - with three interesting facts about each one... three 'curiosities', if you will!
- The New Forest National Park boundary - an interactive map showing (most) of the wooden and (some) zinc markers placed around the perimeter by the New Forest National Park Authority. Photos of every marker and the surrounding area give a taste of the countryside and urban areas of the New Forest.
Tourist Information & History
► Tourist Information
Towns and Villages
► New Forest Towns and Villages
National Park Boundary
Useful Links and Numbers
New Forest Links
- New Forest District
Council
Community information for the New Forest - The New Forest
Guide
Official Guide to the New Forest - Camping in the New Forest
Displaying 10 stunning camping sites within the New Forest. - The New Forest
Photographs, history and general information about the New Forest - New Forest Verderers
Managers of the New Forest
New Forest Numbers
- League of Friends Lymington New Forest Hospital
01590 663036 - Hampshire Constabulary
In an emergency always call 999 in all other circumstances, you should phone 101. - Citizens Advice Bureau
01202 482023 - South Western Railway.
0345 6000 650 - If you find a sick, injured or dead pony, cow, donkey, pig or sheep (other than one involved in a RTA), call 02380 282052 during normal office hours, or 02380 283141 at other times.
- Forestry England(South England) 0300 067 4600