Hampshire The county of Hampshire in the south of England boasts the largest intact original forest in England in the beautiful New Forest which covers 145 square miles. Over 100 square miles of the area encompassed by the New Forest is actually woodland and the remainder is taken up by farms and villages. Although not declared a national park until recent years, Hampshire's New Forest has nevertheless remained virtually unchanged since 1079 when William the Conqueror named it. The New Forest is famous for its wild ponies. For Accommodation please click on the Globes below.
| Town | Name of Accommodation | |
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Godshill | Sandy Balls |
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Hayling Island | Fleet Farm Campsite |
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Linwood | Red Shoot Camping Park |
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Southsea | Southsea Leisure Park |