The traditions and beautiful landscapes of the New Forest stretch back over 900 years. Most famous for its unspoilt surroundings and free roaming livestock, the New Forest has many attractions for the whole family to experience and enjoy.

There are vast woodlands and heaths to be discovered by the keen ramblers, cyclists and pony trekkers and places to visit such as:

• Exbury Gardens
• Braxton Gardens
• Wilton House
• Breamore House and Museum
• Eling Tide Mill
• National Motor Museum, Beaulieu
• The Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum

• Hurst Castle
• Calshot Castle
• The New Forest Badger Watch
• The Otter and Owl Sanctuary
• The Owl Sanctuary
• Paultons Park
• Romsey Rapids

Many places have good facilities for people using wheelchairs, but please check before visiting.

The Conductive Education Support Centre
2 Bridge Farmhouse
Lyndhurst Road
Brockenhurst
Hampshire
SO42 7TR
United Kingdom

Tel: +44 (0) 1590 622929

The towns both within and bordering the New Forest, such as Ringwood, Brockenhurst, Beaulieu and Christchurch reflect different aspects of this rich heritage, and can provide entertaining and informative day trips for the family. Neighbouring the Forest along the South Coast, Southbourne, Boscombe and Bournemouth beaches are among some of the finest in the country and are all located within easy driving distance of the centre. Wightlink ferries operate frequent services to the Isle of Wight from Lymington (about 3 miles from the Conductive Education Support Centre).

The historic towns and cities of Bournemouth, Salisbury, Winchester, Southampton and Portsmouth are all easily accessible from Brockenhurst.

For more information about local attractions please contact: