Sopley Mill are licensed to hold civilil weddings in their beautiful building.

Whether you are looking for small and intimate or big and lavishthey can accommodate all. If you want the formal traditional sit down meal or fancy the informal approach of a BBQ in the gardenthey offer the flexibility to plan your day your way.

Do you like walking? To find some great places to walk round please click on the link below.

A warm welcome awaits you at Forest Leisure Cycling, the New Forest's biggest Cycle Hire, Retail Sales and Cycle Repairs specialists.

Ideally situated in the acclaimed village of Burley, from where you can explore what our visitors tell us are the most enjoyable car-free New Forest cycle routes in this beautiful area, with rides for all ages and abilities.

Open All Year Round - Free Parking - Online Booking - 01425 403584

Fishing Breaks is a website where you can find great places to go fishing. On the website they have bought together the most complete portfolio of chalk stream fishing across the counties of southern England.

The Kennel Club campaign to break down barriers for dogs and their owners.
Ever tried to take your dog for a walk to pick up some essentials from the shops, only to be faced by the problem of not being allowed to take your dog in?
Restrictions for dog owners on where they can take their dog seem to be an ever increasing daily dilemma, which is why the Kennel Club launched its ‘OPEN FOR DOGS’ campaign, to encourage more businesses to accept dogs.
From cafes, restaurants, libraries and shops to taxis, road recovery companies, offices and more. These are places we all go to, and need to go to, and why should dogs not be allowed to accompany us, as well behaved dog citizens?

A Tudor castle used by Henry VIII as a hunting lodge and from where he courted Anne Boleyn. The castle has the second largest fireplace in England and a fine Tudor staircase. You can take an Audio tour with the theme of Henry VIII visiting and courting Anne Boleyn.

Based in the New Forest (our newest National Park) the New Forest Fly Fishing and Shooting school are pleased to offer tuition and coaching in both fly fishing and shooting.
They are a friendly and adaptable organisation which provides tuition and coaching for anglers and shooters and much more. First and foremostthey are a game angling and clay shooting school but the experience and expertise that abounds amongtheir coaches and instructors and their associated professionals enablesthem to offer much, much more to the novice or the experienced and discerning sportsman.

Visit the world-famous National Motor Museum, Palace House - the Montagu family home, 13thC Beaulieu Abbey and beautiful gardens. Rides and drives for all the family plus the acclaimed James Bond Experience.

Set amongst the woodland of Dorset lays 65 acres of sanctuary for over 150 primates. Monkey World was set up in 1987 by Jim and Alison Cronin to provide abused Spanish beach chimps with a permanent, stable home. Today Monkey World works in conjunction with foreign governments from all over the world to stop the illegal smuggling of apes out of Africa and Asia. At the park visitors can see more than 150 primates of 15 different species.

The New Forest was originally commandeered in 1079 as a deer hunting area by the king, William the Conqueror. It is a unique area of historical, ecological and agricultural significance, and retains many of the rural practices conceded by the Crown in medieval times to local people. Principal of these is the pasturing of ponies, cattle, pigs and donkeys in the open forest. It is an outstanding recreational area for walking and riding.

Protected by Hengistbury Head with its Iron Age fort, Christchurch and the old town is dominated by the famous 11th century Priory Church, the longest parish church in England. Christchurch is a popular sailing centre sited where the Stour and the Avon meet. In the summer months try a ferry trip, hear the band concerts, hire a boat hire or watch the wildlife at Stanpit Marshes.

Adventure Wonderland is brimming with your favourite themes and characters, making it Dorset's Number 1 Theme Park for boys and girls alike.

Exbury Gardens and Steam Railway, in the New Forest National Park is a spectacular 200-acre woodland garden, world-famous for the Rothschild collection of rhododendrons, azaleas and camellias, rare trees and plants, a riot of colour in spring, and a dazzling sight in the autumn.