THE New Forest is one of Britain s best-known camping destinations. Every year thousands of families flock to the Forest to sample its beautiful scenery, enjoy its wide open spaces and watch the free-roaming animals for which the area is famous. Covid-related travel restrictions and the resulting rise in staycationers mean the Forest is likely to be busier than ever this summer. Here we take a look at some of the best campsites in the area, based on reviews submitted to Tripadvisor.
Red Shoot Camping Park - Toms Lane, Ringwood Reviews: Very kind and welcoming staff. The facility was well looked after. Other guests very warm and friendly. Accommodation was very good. The toilets and showers were kept very clean. Shop offered anything one would want (within reason) and that was very helpful to have on site, as was the close by pub for a bite to eat. Recommend.
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GUARDIANS of the New Forest are calling for campsites across the district to be moved to less sensitive locations. The Verderers are alarmed at the worsening conflict between campers and animals owned by commoners - villagers with the right to let their ponies and cattle roam the area. The Forest is a Site of Special Scientific Interest - SSSI. Problems linked to nine campsites run by the Camping in the Forest (CITF) were raised at a monthly meeting of the Court of Verderers. A report of the meeting said: Campsites are incompatible with commoning and the SSSI and it was agreed the time has come for serious consideration to be given to relocating the campsites off the open forest.
1/1 GUARDIANS of the New Forest are calling for campsites across the district to be moved to less sensitive locations. The Verderers are alarmed at the worsening conflict between campers and animals owned by commoners - villagers with the right to let their ponies and cattle roam the area. The Forest is a Site of Special Scientific Interest - SSSI. Problems linked to nine campsites run by the Camping in the Forest (CITF) were raised at a monthly meeting of the Court of Verderers. A report of the meeting said: Campsites are incompatible with commoning and the SSSI and it was agreed the time has come for serious consideration to be given to relocating the campsites off the open forest.