Many people will have seen the news and images of the ongoing wildfire in the New Forest, which has affected heathland to the north of Ringwood and resulted in the closure of the A31. Discover ways in which you can support businesses in the New Forest National Park.
Splish, splash, splosh – summer is here, and if you’re in need of a dip to cool down, lido back and enjoy these Hampshire swimming pools, water parks, and splash pads.
With summer heatwaves becoming more common, knowing where to escape the hottest part of the day can make all the difference. Fortunately, Hampshire is home to a fantastic selection of indoor attractions where you can stay cool while enjoying everything from fascinating museums and historic buildings to hands-on family attractions and exciting indoor activities.
Rather than plan a big honeymoon right after their wedding, many couples are choosing a shorter, minimoon break instead. Booking a minimoon can help save some of the costs associated with weddings, allow you to spend time together and still enjoy a romantic escape for two. See why Hampshire makes a great minimoon spot.
Stroll through fields dotted with orange and take some gourd-geous photos – from traditional pick-your-own farms to Halloween mazes and trails, these top pumpkin picking places in Hampshire are sure to hit the spot.
Is that the sound of sleigh bells? It’s the most wonderful time of the year and Santa Claus is coming to towns across Hampshire this December with plenty of cheerful opportunities to meet the man himself.
If the summer holidays have you pondering (or panicking) about what to do to keep the children entertained, fear not! We’ve done the summer research for you and pulled together our top family things to do this summer holidays in Hampshire.
If your idea of bliss is waking up and taking in the sunrise from the beach then let us help you discover some of Hampshire’s campsites right on, or a short distance from the beach. Whether you fancy a New Forest camping break near the seaside or a campsite near to some of the family favourites such as Hayling Island, here are some great campsites to check out.
Combine your Hampshire break with great food, a pint of Hampshire's finest and a relaxing night's sleep at one of the county's welcoming pubs with rooms.
You don't always need a passport to enjoy a change of scenery. While Hampshire may not have the Grand Canyon or the Alps, it is home to vineyards that evoke the rolling hills of Tuscany, tranquil Japanese-inspired gardens and a coastline with Mediterranean charm. If you're looking to experience a little of the world a little closer to home, here are some of Hampshire's best travel dupes.