Local information points
Local information points are places you can go to find out more about the National Park and the local area. They have friendly staff on hand to assist you as well as maps, leaflets and publications available on what to see and where to go.
Check out the list below for information on our local information points:
- New Forest Activities Booking Centre Ltd.
The Old Forge
Beaulieu High Street
Beaulieu
Hampshire
SO42 7YA
Tel: 01590 612377
Email: info@newforestactivities.co.uk
Web: http://www.newforestactivities.co.uk/
Opening times: Monday – Sunday 9am until 5pm - Cyclexperience
Downside Car Park
Rail Station
Brockenhurst
SO42 7TW
Tel: 01590 624808
www.cyclex.co.uk/
Opening times: Monday – Sunday 9am – 5.30pm - Shappen Stores
Ringwood Road
Burley
BH24 4AB
Tel: 01425 402205
Opening times: Monday – Saturday 8am – 7pm and Sunday 8am – 2pm - The Herald
2 High Street
Hythe
SO45 6AH
Tel: 023 8084 5700
www.herald-publishing.co.uk
Opening times: Monday – Friday 9am – 3pm. When The Herald office is closed, Visitor Information can be found at the Hythe Ferry entrance - Landford Village Stores
Lyndhurst Road
Landford
Nr Salisbury
SP5 2AJ
Tel: 01794 390242
Opening times: Monday to Friday 7.30am – 6pm, Saturday 8am – 5pm and Sunday 9am – 1pm - The Village News
74 High Street
Milford on Sea
Tel: 01590645595 - Minstead Village Shop
The Green
Minstead
Lyndhurst
Hampshire
SO43 7FY
Tel: 023 8081 3134
Web: http://www.minsteadshop.co.uk/
Opening times: Monday – Sunday 8.30am – 5pm - Sway Deli and Coffee Shop
3 Middle Road
Sway
Lymington
Hants
SO41 6BB
Tel: 01590 683392
Opening times: 9am to 5pm Tuesdays to Saturdays in winter, 8am to 5pm in summer, 10am to 4pm summer and winter, on Sundays (except Christmas Day and New Year’s Day) - Woodgreen Community Shop
Hale Road
Woodgreen
SP6 2AJ
Tel: 01725 512467
Web: www.woodgreencommunityshop.org
Opening times: Monday – Friday 6.30am – 7pm, Saturdays 6.30am – 5pm and Sundays 6.30am – 11am.
Information with a quirky twist can be found at a former telephone kiosk in Emery Down, which has been converted by residents to an information point and community resource with the help of the National Park Authority. It even has its own website: www.emerydownphonebox.co.uk.