Cottages in Hampshire and New Forest
A county of rolling countryside and rich history, Hampshire promises a jam-packed destination for a self-catering holiday cottage. Explore beautiful market towns with winding streets peppered with independent shops and cafés, or head to the coast to uncover secluded coves and sprawling beaches. From romantic getaways in the New Forest National Park to dog-friendly cottages with gorgeous enclosed gardens, our collection of holiday homes has something for everyone, whether you’re dreaming of a short break full of excitement or a week-long escape you can sink into. Read more
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7 nights from £714
Beacon Hill Barn
56442 bedroom self catering cottage near Midhurst.
This gorgeous barn sits in the heart of the South Downs National Park providing an excellent base for all types of rural pursuits and is perfectly positioned for visiting the towns...
7 nights from £714
7 nights from £1489
Tap Cottage
54173 bedroom, dog friendly cottage in the heart of Stockbridge and close to Winchester
Within the bustling village of Stockbridge, this contemporary cottage has been renovated to an exceptional standard. There is so much to explore locally; with sites such as Salisbu...
7 nights from £1489
7 nights from £2038
Ridge House
39915 bedroom, dog friendly holiday home close to the beach, near Lymington.
On the edge of the New Forest this fabulous home is the perfect summer escape. Set in the stylish seaside village of Milford on Sea and within a 10 minute walk of the beach, Ridge ...
7 nights from £2038
7 nights from £1158
Yachtsmans Cottage
31942 bedroom, dog friendly cottage with views of the river in Lymington, New Forest
A special ‘Just for Two’ rate (for the week) applies outside of school holidays, call us to book. Just moments from the water’s edge at Lymington, this semi-detached whitewashed...
7 nights from £1158
Holidays in Hampshire
Whether you’re a bookworm, a nature lover, or a historian, a holiday in Hampshire will reward you with a myriad of incredible places to visit and things to do.
Beaches in Hampshire
Nestled on the UK’s beautiful south coast, Hampshire boasts many wonderful beaches to explore during your stay. Home to a number of fabulous beaches, Hayling Island is a must when staying in Hampshire. The island’s beloved coastline is popular with watersports enthusiasts as well as beach dwellers who love nothing more than lounging in the sun with a good book and a cool breeze. Although famed for its ancient woodland, New Forest National Park promises an excellent selection of beaches too, from the action-packed haven at Lepe Beach to the traditional seaside setting at Milford on Sea.
Things to do in Hampshire
Whether you’re after an outdoor activity to tempt you into your walking boots or a historic landmark you can explore at leisure, Hampshire has something for everyone within its verdant landscapes. Winchester Cathedral promises a fascinating day out, with the impressive stonework passageways and beautiful stained-glass windows forming one of the finest medieval cathedrals in Europe. If you’re a keen walker looking for an outdoor activity to sink your walking boots into, head to the South Downs National Park, where miles of breathtaking trails wind through the rolling hills, or the New Forest for dappled adventures lined with ancient trees and roaming ponies. Boasting rich literary connections, follow in the footsteps of Jane Austen, or pack up the kids for a fun-filled day at Peppa Pig World.
Places to eat in Hampshire
Home to a wonderfully varied natural larder, Hampshire’s foodie scene is a bountiful as its landscapes, promising a heady mix of homegrown veg and ocean-fresh seafood. Michelin recommended restaurants such as Chesil Factory and The Elderflower in Lymington invite you to dine in utter style, while the county’s pubs promise a cosy place to refuel while walking across the Downs. If it’s tea and cake you’re after, head to one of the many welcoming cafés that line the towns and villages, settling down for a slab of home-cooked goodness before exploring the lovely shops and art galleries that line the streets. Winchester promises a giddy mix of eateries when out and about in Hampshire, while towns such as Milford on Sea invite you to enjoy some coastal cuisine by the sea.
