New Forest Caravan Hire: Your Ultimate Outdoor Getaway

Discover the stunning landscapes of the New Forest with our premier caravan hire options. Nestled in one of England’s most beautiful national parks, our caravans provide the perfect base for exploring lush woodlands, picturesque villages, and diverse wildlife. With a range of modern and well-equipped caravans, you can enjoy all the comforts of home while immersing yourself in nature. Whether you seek a tranquil retreat or an adventurous holiday with family and friends, New Forest caravan hire caters to all preferences and budgets. Experience the charm of outdoor living, and book your caravan today for an unforgettable escape in the heart of the New Forest!

Nothing takes away from the natural beauty of our locations

The New Forest is renowned for its rich biodiversity and stunning array of wildlife, making it a haven for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. Home to iconic species such as the New Forest ponies, which roam freely across the heathlands and woodlands, the area also features a variety of deer, including fallow and red deer, that can often be spotted in the early morning or dusk. Birdwatchers will delight in the numerous species that inhabit the region, including the elusive Dartford warbler, woodlarks, and majestic buzzards. The forest’s diverse habitats—ranging from ancient woodlands to heathlands and wetlands—support a wide array of flora and fauna. Visitors can explore the rich ecosystem while enjoying activities such as walking, cycling, and birdwatching, ensuring an immersive experience in one of England’s most beautiful natural environments.

Wildlife in the Autumn

In the New Forest, pigs play a vital role in maintaining the unique ecosystem and traditional farming practices of the region. Known as “pannage,” this practice involves releasing pigs into the forest during the autumn months, allowing them to forage on fallen acorns and beech mast, which are essential for their diet. These free-roaming pigs not only contribute to the health of the forest by helping to control undergrowth, but they also promote biodiversity by enabling other plants and wildlife to thrive. Visitors to the New Forest can often spot herds of friendly, foraging pigs, adding to the charming pastoral landscape. This practice is a beloved tradition that highlights the harmonious relationship between livestock and the natural environment in this stunning area. Why not tie this in with your trip down to The New Forest during the Autumn!