Places to stay

Camping in the New Forest run Forestry England’s ten New Forest campsites and offers visitors a unique opportunity to reconnect with nature.

If you are looking for a holiday in tranquil surroundings near to Beaulieu, visit the Camping New Forest website.

Quality en-suite bed and breakfast accommodation in a Victorian farmhouse just half a mile from the entrance to Beaulieu.

Six beautifully presented guest bedrooms with free WiFi and ample parking.

Visit the Leygreen Farmhouse website

Originally the home of Henry Adams, the Master Builder of Buckler’s Hard, this hotel is steeped in history and with stunning views over the Beaulieu River. With 26 bedrooms devoted to serious comfort they are perfect placed for a quick overnight visit, or a slightly longer stay.

Visit The Master Builder’s House Hotel website

For those who fancy a little extra space, the Master Builder’s new Balthazar Cottage is adjacent to the hotel within Buckler’s Hard village.

Recently refurbished and the perfect New Forest bolthole, Balthazar is also stumbling distance from Henry’s Pub and Riverview Restaurant, so if you find yourself craving a night away from the stove, the hotel is just a stroll away.

Visit the Balthazar Cottage website.

A real hidden gem, discover the serene charm of Thorns Beach, which sits on the edge of the Beaulieu Estate, and is a short stroll from the glistening waters and tranquil ambience of the New Forest National Park.

Sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms. 1 dog welcome.

Visit the Orchard Cottage website.

A striking stilt house set in a leafy and tranquil position moments from Beaulieu River, benefits from a wood burner for those cosy nights in and beautiful surroundings.

Sleeps 2 with a king-size bed.  1 bathroom.  1 dog welcome.

Visit the Crow’s Nest Cabin website.

Just a couple of miles from Beaulieu, this romantic cottage benefits from open plan studio style living and charming views.

Sleeps 2 with a king-size bed. 1 bathroom. 1 dog welcome.

Visit the Old Telephone Exchange website

Situated just around the corner at Buckler’s Hard,  this thatched dwelling’s first occupant was the Marquess of Monthermer, son of George, Duke of Montagu, who used it as a bathing house.

Sleeps 2 with a double bed. 1 bathroom. 1 dog welcome.

Visit Duke’s Bath House website