Things to see and do New Forest National Park

The New Forest Wildlife Park is a center for the protection and rescue of animals such as foxes, badgers, lynxes, fallow deer, wolves, owls, among many others... Meet them all here, just outside Southampton at the entrance to the New Forest National Park. The park's specialty is Britain's native wildlife, as well as otters and owls from all over the world, with over a dozen species. It's a great idea for a day out with the kids before heading off to hike in the National Park.

On the other side of the A 35, you will be able to take a picnic in the well-established places and then walk in the woods on marked trails.

Visit of a mill, whose wheel is located under the house, and which works thanks to the tide. It is one of the few in Europe in a state of walking and capable of grinding according to traditional methods. Guided tour possible.

Currently managed by Lord Mountbatten's grandson, the character who décolonisa the British Empire of India. The property of Broadlands will remind you all the statesmen who stayed there. It was designed and realized by Capability Brown, and the Yellow Dining Room or "Wedgwood" Blue Room will surprise you… The Mountbatten exhibition outlines the three careers of this man: the sailor, the statesman and the commander. A very classic visit, but in the sense of the word. Trout and salmon fishing in the Test River.

A park crossing in Land Rover shows for 30 minutes several species of wild animals left here on day parole.