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Whitefield Moor - New Forest

Address: Brockenhurst SO42 7QB

Whitefield Moor - New Forest

Location

The New Forest became a national park in 2005 and was once a royal hunting ground for William the Conqueror. It spans 566 square kilometres and features beautiful, untouched woodlands, heathlands, and river valleys.


Today, deer, ponies, and cattle roam freely throughout the park. The New Forest is also recognised for its ecological importance, designated as a Special Site of Scientific Interest (SSSI), a Special Protection Area (SPA) for birds, a Special Area of Conservation (SAC), and a Ramsar site, which marks it as a Wetland of International Importance.


What's there?

If you are looking for somewhere to picnic or play games, this site is ideal, with open moors and easy walks along the nearby Ober Water stream.


At Whitefield Moor, you’ll find:

  • Level green space frequented by local ponies

  • Walking trail

  • Public toilets

  • Car park


Parking

disabled parking Whitefield Moor - New Forest

Parking at this location is free, and there's no height limit.


There are 5 blue badge parking spaces.


Accessibility

accessible toilets Whitefield Moor - New Forest

With blue-badge parking spaces and disabled toilets, Whitefield Moor is one of the more accessible parts of the New Forest.


Accessible trail

There is a walking trail that begins at the car park. You can choose between two lengths: 1 mile or 1.6 miles.


The trail has some slight slopes, and there are few places to stop and rest. There are no gates along the way, but you will cross three bridges. Please note that these bridges may have small lips where the surface is worn down.


Most of the trail is on gravel paths, but there are some grassy sections. While the trail is designed to be accessible for all visitors, including those using mobility aids, the grassy sections may be harder to navigate after it rains.


For more info about the trail, Click Here.


Conclusion

Whitefield Moor serves as a perfect destination for picnicking and leisure activities, featuring accessible walking trails, free parking, and facilities to support visitors of all abilities. Whether you're seeking a brief walk or a more extended exploration, the New Forest provides an inviting outdoor experience for everyone.

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