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Holidays in Woodgreen offer an idyllic forest experience. This traditional little village is in the northwest of the forest surrounded by wildflower meadows, heathlands, hills, woods and one of the best fishing rivers in the country – the Hampshire Avon. The national park’s famous ponies and donkeys love to gather in Woodgreen and are often seen peeking over garden gates and cattle grids, gazing longingly at manicured cottage gardens full of blooms and lush greens to nibble.

A muddle of historic houses, thatched cottages and modern homes line curly lanes that lead to the centre of the village where you’ll find a great pub, The Horse and Groom which serves some seriously good food and a list of tasty craft beers. Locals took over the village shop when it threatened to close and excelled in creating a thriving community store selling fruit, veg, dairy and home-baked goodies, as well as being a post office and newsagent, making self-catering holidays a breeze.

When it comes to exploring your surroundings, the village’s red telephone box has found a new lease of life as an information point. You’ll find it packed with leaflets, history info, books, and guides on where to go and what to see during your holiday in Woodgreen. A few metres up the road is a much-loved village hall. It has a busy calendar of events, and it’s well worth your time to look inside at the beautiful murals depicting village life in the 1930s - you can ask for a private appointment online.

The forest and countryside around Woodgreen beg to be explored, and the effort of scaling Castle Hill will reward you with insane views over the Avon River and the softly rolling chalky hills beyond. Woodland trails dip and curve, serving popular viewpoints of sleepy villages, oblivious wildlife, and more gastro pubs for refuelling.

For a choice of supermarkets and shops, go to nearby Fordingbridge (3 miles) or drive half an hour to the boutique-filled and history-laden city of Salisbury, crowned by its magnificent cathedral. Days out near Woodgreen include the UNESCO world heritage site Stonehenge, Dorset Heavy Horse Farm Park, Breamore House, Snowtrax artificial ski slope and the New Forest Water Park, which are all close by.    

Holidays in Woodgreen

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Set in the north west of the national park, holidays in Woodgreen offer not only the stunning scenery and famous roaming wildlife of the New Forest, but also easy access to world-renowned attractions including Salisbury Cathedral and Stonehenge.

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Holidays in Woodgreen offer an idyllic forest experience. This traditional little village is in the northwest of the forest surrounded by wildflower meadows, heathlands, hills, woods and one of the best fishing rivers in the country – the Hampshire Avon. The national park’s famous ponies and donkeys love to gather in Woodgreen and are often seen peeking over garden gates and cattle grids, gazing longingly at manicured cottage gardens full of blooms and lush greens to nibble.

A muddle of historic houses, thatched cottages and modern homes line curly lanes that lead to the centre of the village where you’ll find a great pub, The Horse and Groom which serves some seriously good food and a list of tasty craft beers. Locals took over the village shop when it threatened to close and excelled in creating a thriving community store selling fruit, veg, dairy and home-baked goodies, as well as being a post office and newsagent, making self-catering holidays a breeze.

When it comes to exploring your surroundings, the village’s red telephone box has found a new lease of life as an information point. You’ll find it packed with leaflets, history info, books, and guides on where to go and what to see during your holiday in Woodgreen. A few metres up the road is a much-loved village hall. It has a busy calendar of events, and it’s well worth your time to look inside at the beautiful murals depicting village life in the 1930s - you can ask for a private appointment online.

The forest and countryside around Woodgreen beg to be explored, and the effort of scaling Castle Hill will reward you with insane views over the Avon River and the softly rolling chalky hills beyond. Woodland trails dip and curve, serving popular viewpoints of sleepy villages, oblivious wildlife, and more gastro pubs for refuelling.

For a choice of supermarkets and shops, go to nearby Fordingbridge (3 miles) or drive half an hour to the boutique-filled and history-laden city of Salisbury, crowned by its magnificent cathedral. Days out near Woodgreen include the UNESCO world heritage site Stonehenge, Dorset Heavy Horse Farm Park, Breamore House, Snowtrax artificial ski slope and the New Forest Water Park, which are all close by.    


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Breamore House
(2 miles)

Set in beautiful parkland, the Elizabethan Manor House and Countryside Museum are open for visitors from April until the end of October. The Countryside Museum provides a fascinating insight into the days when the village was self-sufficient, with full size replicas including a blacksmith, village shop, school and dairy. It also boasts one of the finest collections of steam powered farm machinery, tractors, barn machinery and historical tools.

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A great day out. Very historic and interesting tour

June 2018


Really beautiful house with lots of history, the guided tour was really interesting and you can get a really close look at the furniture, paintings etc

July 2018


Breamore House is wonderful. The guides were fun and knowledgeable. They brought the history of the house and the families how have and do live there to life. The countryside museum is also fabuous.

September 2018


Really interesting and excellent and informative guide.

September 2019


Brilliant afternoon spent at Breamore House and countryside museum. The house tour was a highlight. ? Excellent value for money and well worth a visit.

August 2021


We visited the museum (with our dog) and enjoyed snacks at the cafe. Definitely worth visiting with an extensive collection of historic equipment and the food was very good too!

May 2023


Fordingbridge Museum
(3 miles)

Preserving the rich history of the village of Fordingbridge on the edge of the New Forest, the former market town’s famed folk including artist Augustus John, its role during the Second World War, and its trade past are all documented in this former granary run by volunteers.  They have a collection of temporary and permanent exhibitions available to see, as well as seasonal events.

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Very interesting museum. Loved the dolls houses

October 2019


Rockbourne Roman Villa
(4 miles)

Take a step back in time to visit this Roman villa which was discovered in 1942 thanks to the remains of oyster shells and tiles.  Once excavated, the treasures kept coming with a mosaic floor and foundations making themselves apparent until the entire villa was uncovered, not to mention the remains of an Iron Age timber roundhouse as well.  Visit, explore, and see what you discover!

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Insight Activities
(4 miles)

Feeling active?  It’s Insight Activities for you then!  Archery, combat tag, crossbows, axe throwing and woodland weaponry are all part of the game as you explore the New Forest in Robin Hood style.  It’s perfect for anyone over the age of six, and is a chance to learn something new and have fun at the same time!

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New Forest Water Park
(5 miles)

When it comes to water sports and activities in the New Forest, the New Forest Water Park is hard to beat.  From wake boarding to inflatables, it is an adventurer’s paradise.  It’s family friendly and with camping available you can visit for a few hours or a few days, depending on your endurance levels!

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We only did the inflatable part of the park but it was great fun, plenty of time to get around the whole thing and do all the best bits over again until exhaustion takes hold! I strongly suggest getting there at least 20 minutes before your booked time though as we were essentially told off for arriving late even though we were there for the time we booked for.

February 2018


Expensive but worth it. Visited by 13 year old and Father. Thoroughly enjoyed the experience. You need to be able to climb out of the water yourself and on to the equipment. You MUST be able to get your face wet without being scared! Please also note that there is no point in going to watch a family member take part in this activity - you cannot see from the viewing area.

August 2020

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