Bramshaw
A hamlet of Lyndhurst, this little village has an interesting church and the highest point in the New Forest - Piper's Wait.
Towns and Villages near Minstead
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Bramshaw
A hamlet of Lyndhurst, this little village has an interesting church and the highest point in the New Forest - Piper's Wait.
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Brockenhurst
One of the larger New Forest villages, surrounded by open heathland and woodland walks, there's a 'watersplash' where wild beasts of the bovine and equine varieties congregate having wandered the streets of this olde worlde town.
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Eling
Wander your way to the Old Quay at Eling and investigate the Mill and Heritage Centre before meandering along the reed-lined riverbank and watching a working tide mill in action - a rare sight!
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Fritham
Fritham in the New Forest is a little village to the north that is home to such delights as The Butt (a Bronze Age bowl barrow) and the unofficial 'forest parliament'. But most importantly it has The Royal Oak, one of the oldest pubs in the area.
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Lyndhurst
The capital of the New Forest, thanks to William the Conqueror's hunting habits, Lyndhurst has been a Royal mecca for centuries. The perfect base for finding out all about the New Forest, the main museum is here, as well as wonderful walks and the final resting place of the actual Alice from Alice in Wonderland.
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Minstead
Things of note about the lovely little parish of Minstead are the ancient church with rare pulpit and C11 font, and the grave of Sire Arthur Conan Doyle.
Towns and Villages near Minstead
Brockenhurst
One of the larger New Forest villages, surrounded by open heathland and woodland walks, there's a 'watersplash' where wild beasts of the bovine and equine varieties congregate having wandered the streets of this olde worlde town.
Eling
Wander your way to the Old Quay at Eling and investigate the Mill and Heritage Centre before meandering along the reed-lined riverbank and watching a working tide mill in action - a rare sight!
Fritham
Fritham in the New Forest is a little village to the north that is home to such delights as The Butt (a Bronze Age bowl barrow) and the unofficial 'forest parliament'. But most importantly it has The Royal Oak, one of the oldest pubs in the area.
Lyndhurst
The capital of the New Forest, thanks to William the Conqueror's hunting habits, Lyndhurst has been a Royal mecca for centuries. The perfect base for finding out all about the New Forest, the main museum is here, as well as wonderful walks and the final resting place of the actual Alice from Alice in Wonderland.
Minstead
Things of note about the lovely little parish of Minstead are the ancient church with rare pulpit and C11 font, and the grave of Sire Arthur Conan Doyle.