The New Forest is served by a public bus network, New Forest Tour, which provides the opportunity to travel around the area by bus. If you have any queries regarding bus travel, please contact Bluestar on 01202 338 421, or Morebus on 01202 338 420.
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The New Forest National Park organisation says: “If you do decide to travel by car, take your time when driving around the National Park. Many of the New Forest's roads are narrow, and drivers will regularly come across cyclists, horse riders, walkers and animals in the road.
How many days do you need for the New Forest? We often go for a day trip to the New Forest. However, to make the most of this national park, allow between 2 and 5 days. This gives time for fantastic hikes and bike rides, a visit to the main villages, tourist attractions and Hampshire coast.
According to research, Salisbury has the best scenic drive in Southampton as it features fascinating museums, creative galleries, charming cafes, and restaurants. The famous Stonehenge is just around the corner for visitors to make a stop and explore.
There are over 130 Forestry England car parks dotted around the New Forest. There are plenty of car parks to use in the beautiful surroundings of the New Forest, so there's no need to obstruct gateways with vehicles, or park on the grass verges.
To become a commoner you essentially have to buy some land that comes with the right to common on the new forest. Commoners are those who occupy land or property to which privileges known as 'rights of common' are attached, which includes the right to graze stock on the Open Forest.
Lyndhurst. Lyndhurst, located in the center of the New Forest, is one of the most picturesque communities in the region. There are several nice places to eat and shop, and the New Forest Centre is a great place to learn about the area's rich history and culture.