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Tel code: 01590 | code search
Postcode: SO42 | code search
Population: 900
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Hauntings and Ghosts:
The Ghostly Bike of T.E. Lawrence
Folk Customs:
Knighthood of the Old Green
The Tichborne Dole

Beaulieu Events

January
Christmas Celebrations at Beaulieu

April
Beaulieu Boatjumble
Simply Aston Martin

May
May Day Cavalcade
Simply Ford Car Rally
Simply Jaguar
Spring Autojumble

June
Simply Classics & Sport Car Rally
Simply Porsche Car Rally
Simply VW Rally

July
Austin Seven Rally
Simply Japanese Rally
Simply Vauxhall Rally
Summer Tours at Bucklers Hard
The Countryside on Show

August
Simply Land Rover Rally
Summer Tours at Bucklers Hard
Supercar Showdown
VW T Fest!

September
Beaulieu International Autojumble

November
Fireworks Spectacular
Simply Smart

December
Christmas Celebrations at Beaulieu
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Bucklers Hard
"Please be aware that the BBQ located in the pub beer garden charges £6 for a sausage and bread roll !! That does not even include onions, (none available) ! ..." More

The Montagu Arms
"Wonderful cosy little hotel in a beautiful setting of the New Forest. Very good food and friendly and professional staff. An ideal location and a hotel to relax and enjoy.

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We stayed at the hotel in October, we were very ...More

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The picturesque and historic village of Beaulieu nestling on the bank of the Beaulieu River has delighted visitors through the centuries. It was here in 1204 that King John gave the area, known as Bellus Locus (Beautiful Place) to the Cistercian monks and it is now believed that a little way up the river, in 1100, King Rufus was killed with an arrow. Many of the present buildings are Georgian, built in red brick with attractive dormers. The gently sloping High Street has an amazing variety of stores including a delightful chocolate shop, patisserie and garden centre. Visitors will also find a number of fascinating and unusual craft and gift shops that are well worth exploring, their bow windows adding an old-world charm. Slow down for the donkeys and ponies as village life is very relaxed and there is a real air of community that warms and welcomes visitors from all over the world.

Attraction

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Bucklers Hard

Pub and Bar

Master Builders House Hotel
Old Bake House
Royal Oak Inn
The Montagu Arms

School

Beaulieu Village Primary School

Shops

Captains Cabin Cafe
The Old Bakehouse
Norris Shop
Beaulieu Chocolates Studio
Beaulieu Hair & Nail Design
Fairweathers Garden Centre
Hazel Copse Farm

Activities

New Forest Activities Booking Centre Ltd(Adventure)

Places to Stay near Beaulieu

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The Montagu Arms (0.17 miles)

The Montagu Arms
The Montagu Arms Hotel is a retreat of great character, surrounded by the glorious scenery of the New Forest. It is ideal for a quiet break, as well as small events, and is located ... More | visit website
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Leygreen Farmhouse B&B (1.31 miles)

Leygreen Farmhouse B&B
Leygreen Farmhouse offers quality en-suite bed and breakfast accommodation near Beaulieu in the heart of the New Forest. The current proprietor has carried out a total refurbishment of the 19th Century Victorian farmhouse to ensure ... More | visit website
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Master Builders House Hotel (1.83 miles)

Master Builders House Hotel

With beautiful views over the Beaulieu River and set at the end of the grassy street that is Buckler’s Hard village, it is difficult to imagine a more picturesque setting for a hotel on the ... More | visit website

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Beaulieu Hotel (3.46 miles)

Beaulieu Hotel

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This former coaching inn is set in a unique position in the heart of the New Forest and has wonderful views of wild heath land and a delightful function room.

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Whitley Ridge (3.64 miles)

Whitley Ridge

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Whitley Ridge is a mellow 18th century country house set in secluded grounds near Brockenhurst, peaceful and completely surrounded by the New Forest. Informal style and hospitality with a contemporary twist pervades. The ... More

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Fountain Court Hotel (3.92 miles)

Fountain Court Hotel

The Fountain Court Hotel is situated on the outskirts of Hythe and is perfectly positioned, whether in the area on Business or Pleasure. Southampton City Centre is just a short ferry journey away from Hythe, ... More | visit website

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Boathouse Hotel (4.55 miles)

Boathouse Hotel
Newly refurbished Boutique Hotel,with 10 bedrooms all with en-suite,each with own style,some have balconies,most have views of solent and Hythe Marina,with its unique appeal. All rooms have comfortable beds,with luxury linen,TV with freeview,wi-fi coffee/tea tray,hair drier,iron ... More | visit website
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Pilgrim Inn (4.74 miles)

Pilgrim Inn

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The recently opened Pilgrim Inn has 14 stylish boutique bedrooms which are stunning. Great care has been taken to source the very best furniture and linen to ensure that our ... More

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Elmers Court Country Club & Suites (5.05 miles)

Elmers Court Country Club & Suites

Located on the stunning Solent Coast, this New Forest hotel is only 15 minutes' walk from the nearby town of Lymington. Set in a manor house dating from 1820 and surrounded by 23 acres of ... More | visit website

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Passford Farm (5.06 miles)

Passford Farm

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Passford Farm is an absolutely beautiful picture postcard 13th century Grade II Listed thatched farmhouse offering a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. The cottage has a warm comfortable breakfast room, where ... More

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