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Beaches near New Milton

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Barton-on-Sea beach

This coastal strip gets sandier the more the tide goes out, but it otherwise characteristically shingle. There are large coastal defenses to keep eroision to a minimum but there are plenty of fossils to be found as a result. With grassy cliffs to picnic on in full view of the Needles, its a great walking destination with facilities for all, including the dogs.

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Hordle Cliff beach

Easy cliff walks with good pathways afford the best view across to the Isle of Wight, with a shingle beach to eat your icecream on. Dogs are allowed and there is disabled access and facilities.

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Milford on Sea beach

A stony strip of beach with a playground and 500 yards from the village shops.There are lovely views all the way to the Isle of Wight, but most people come for the walk along Hurst spit to the castle. Dogs are allowed year round.

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Beaches near New Milton

'With miles of stunning Beaches near New Milton we have listed 3 of the very best beaches New Milton has to offer. Exclusively reviewed by people who have been there.'

Barton-on-Sea beach

Barton-on-Sea beach

This coastal strip gets sandier the more the tide goes out, but it otherwise characteristically shingle. There are large coastal defenses to keep eroision to a minimum but there are plenty of fossils to be found as a result. With grassy cliffs to picnic on in full view of the Needles, its a great walking destination with facilities for all, including the dogs.

Hordle Cliff beach

Hordle Cliff beach

Easy cliff walks with good pathways afford the best view across to the Isle of Wight, with a shingle beach to eat your icecream on. Dogs are allowed and there is disabled access and facilities.

Milford on Sea beach

Milford on Sea beach

A stony strip of beach with a playground and 500 yards from the village shops.There are lovely views all the way to the Isle of Wight, but most people come for the walk along Hurst spit to the castle. Dogs are allowed year round.