We go to Black Knowl(brockenhurst)its a lovely site with lots of walking places and good for cycling,this is our 4th year we have been.
There isnt a play area though.
I went to one in Beaulieu [called Embers]. While I was negative to it, I didn't have small kids. Worth looking into.
Wooded area for exploring and a small play area which children used and a wide variety of animals around..
Close to the village and also to the museum/house as well as close to the open areas of the forest. They advertise themselves as having a range of activities you can pre-book
Quote: Originally posted by Notfrom Merton on 14/5/2013
I went to one in Beaulieu [called Embers]. While I was negative to it, I didn't have small kids. Worth looking into.
Wooded area for exploring and a small play area which children used and a wide variety of animals around..
Close to the village and also to the museum/house as well as close to the open areas of the forest. They advertise themselves as having a range of activities you can pre-book
Sounds good to us - why didn't you like it?
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A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
Topic: New Forest
