Green Hill Farm Caravan & Camping Park

Hale Purley Figure of Eight Walk, SW Hants

National Trust

Loops through mixed National Trust woodland and heathland with gentle, rolling terrain—mostly flat with a few short inclines. Suitable for families with older children who can manage the distance, but the uneven forest paths aren't ideal for buggies. Dogs welcome and will love the varied scenery. Worth doing for the peaceful mix of ancient woodland, open heath views, and the chance to spot wildlife including deer and woodland birds across this lesser-known corner of the New Forest fringe.

The Deer Watch Trail

Meanders through woodland on mostly flat terrain with gentle undulations, perfect for families with young children and manageable with all-terrain buggies on drier days. Dogs welcome to explore this short, nature-focused loop where red squirrels and deer are often spotted among ancient oaks. The compact distance makes it ideal for little legs while offering genuine wildlife-watching opportunities that'll keep everyone engaged.

The Jubilee Trail

Loops through gentle woodland and meadows with minimal incline, making it perfect for families with young children and pushchair-friendly in dry conditions. Dogs welcome on leads. The short distance and easy terrain make this ideal for little legs, while interpretive points along the way explain local heritage and wildlife. A pleasant nature-spotting stroll that won't tire anyone out.

The Radnor Trail

Winds through gently undulating woodland and open heathland on well-maintained paths with minimal elevation gain. Suitable for families with older children who can manage 3km, though uneven surfaces make it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome and will love the varied terrain. The mix of forest shade and heath views offers lovely variety, plus it's peaceful enough to spot local wildlife without the crowds of busier coastal routes.

Mottisfont Estate Walk, Mottisfont

National Trust