Marwell Zoo in Hampshire is a large wildlife park featuring diverse animal exhibits, including endangered species, accompanied by playgrounds, food outlets and conservation efforts. It offers an outdoor family-friendly experience within the historic Marwell Hall estate.
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Salters Cottage
This detached 17th-century character property is set in a peaceful rural location near the New Forest, featuring historic architectural details and expansive garden grounds with countryside views.
This holiday park accommodation is situated on a woodland hillside on the north side of the Isle of Wight with views overlooking the Solent, offering a peaceful countryside setting suitable for families and groups with shared facilities including an indoor heated swimming pool and an on-site bar and restaurant.
Exbury Gardens is a 200-acre outdoor garden known for its world-famous rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, and magnolias, with seasonal floral displays and engaging woodland paths. The garden includes a children's play area, wildlife habitats, and visitor facilities such as refreshments and plant sales.
This seven-bedroom detached thatched cottage is set in four acres of gardens and fields in the New Forest National Park near Lymington, providing a peaceful rural retreat surrounded by nature and wildlife.
A charming 2-bedroom caravan located in Thorness Bay Holiday Park near the beach, providing a peaceful countryside retreat with access to park amenities and nearby Isle of Wight attractions.
Newtown National Nature Reserve on the Isle of Wight offers a unique blend of ancient woodlands, wildflower meadows, and a picturesque harbour filled with diverse birdlife. Visitors can explore peaceful walking trails, enjoy guided historical and wellbeing walks, and take part in water activities like canoeing. The 17th-century Old Town Hall nearby adds a historical element to the natural setting. The site is dog-friendly, wheelchair accessible on certain paths, and has food available at the Visitor Point.
A charming thatched cottage in the New Forest National Park accommodating up to eight guests and two pets, featuring a private garden, outdoor swimming pool, and private parking, ideal as a celebration house and base for exploring nearby Hampshire and Dorset.
A three-bedroom static caravan on Hayling Island's premier holiday park accommodating six guests with ground floor open plan living, shared indoor and outdoor heated pools, private parking, and a garden with seating, set amidst coastal scenery with access to local attractions and activities.
Fort Cumberland is a historic pentagonal artillery fort in Southsea, Hampshire, protecting the entrance to Langstone Harbour and the Royal Navy Dockyard. Now managed by English Heritage, it offers pre-booked guided tours of its extensive masonry fortifications and houses a distillery and veterans charities within its casemates.
A large period farmhouse set in rural Hampshire countryside within the South Downs National Park, surrounded by gardens and farmland and offering a peaceful, scenic retreat ideal for families and groups of friends.
The Summer House is a Georgian Gothic folly in Hampshire situated in a landscaped park by Capability Brown. Visitors can experience restored interiors, including a unique octagonal dining room and historic bathing room, as well as explore the surrounding gardens and nearby historic ruins on guided tours.
Hinton Ampner: Unseen is an exhibition revealing rarely displayed objects, hidden areas and stories from the historic house. Visitors can explore furniture, the China Store and the conservation work involved in caring for the collections.
This spacious and stylish Delta Resort Plus caravan at Meadow Bay offers a family-friendly and pet-friendly coastal getaway with bright, open-plan living, two bedrooms sleeping six, and access to indoor and outdoor pools, a gym, and various children's and dog-friendly facilities.
Langstone Harbour is a nature reserve with tidal mudflats, saltmarsh, and lagoons supporting diverse waterbirds. It offers outdoor wildlife viewing along coastal paths with no visitor centre, on-site facilities, or entry fees.