Sandy Balls, New Forest?
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cailean said:
Off there this weekend with 2 kids (5 & 7 years old) and in laws. Has anyone been and any tips on what to do or to avoid? I have seen some mixed reviews. Are there cycle tracks off into "the forest" from SB or is it more of a short drive away from the actual New Forest?
several places moors valley not far as is paultons park / Peppa pig world http://www.moors-valley.co.uk/
http://www.peppapigworld.co.uk/
if you have boys this age as posted beaulieu for the cars James Bond exhibition on at the moment.
http://www.beaulieu.co.uk/
and visit Bovington about 20 miles away for the tank museum
http://www.tankmuseum.org/
next door monkey world
http://www.monkeyworld.org/
great beaches , sandbanks , over the Poole ferry to studland , swanage , corfe castle , railway
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/
for cycling a good guide
http://www.thenewforest.co.uk/activities/cycle-map...
http://www.newforestexplorersguide.co.uk/sitefolde...
enjoy
I havent been for about 4 years but; It was lovely and there is lots to do! I used to really enjoy going and playing table tennis with my dad, there is a nice swimming pool (inside and out) and also a good gym!
The on-site pub is quite nice too and the food is very reasonably priced!
How about a trip down to the coast for a day?
Jamie
The on-site pub is quite nice too and the food is very reasonably priced!
How about a trip down to the coast for a day?
Jamie
Tank Museum excellent for boys. They really do have one of every tank ever. If so, from Sandy Balls
go along the B-Road through Cranborne to Wimborne, that's a nice scenic route. Then stick to the A31 as far as Bere Regis to avoid Poole.
It's definitely worth swinging by the Ferrari dealer (they had 2 x 458s outside last time I went past) if you go to Beaulieu, but bear in mind passing through Lyndhurst almost always involves a queue...
go along the B-Road through Cranborne to Wimborne, that's a nice scenic route. Then stick to the A31 as far as Bere Regis to avoid Poole. It's definitely worth swinging by the Ferrari dealer (they had 2 x 458s outside last time I went past) if you go to Beaulieu, but bear in mind passing through Lyndhurst almost always involves a queue...
Johnnytheboy said:
It's definitely worth swinging by the Ferrari dealer (they had 2 x 458s outside last time I went past) if you go to Beaulieu, but bear in mind passing through Lyndhurst almost always involves a queue...
When I drove through Lynhurst in a queue I stopped right outside the dealership meaning I could admire the cars, this went well until the traffic moved and someone honked me for not moving. 
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t for the money and you could always catch the ferry from Lymington to Yarmouth for a day on the Isle of Wight. 

