Black Knowl Caravan Club Site

The Jubilee Trail

Loops through gentle woodland and meadow on mostly flat, well-maintained paths near Burley in the New Forest. Perfect for families with young children and pushchair-friendly in dry conditions. Dogs welcome to explore the forest setting off-lead where safe. A short, peaceful escape showcasing classic New Forest scenery without demanding climbs—ideal for a quick nature break or stretching legs after a campsite breakfast.

The Radnor Trail

Meanders 3.2km through gentle farmland and woodland on mostly flat terrain with a few easy inclines. Perfect for families with young children and manageable for all-terrain buggies on drier days, though some sections may get muddy. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers peaceful countryside views and a taste of rural Hampshire without the effort—ideal for a short leg-stretch after setting up camp.

The Deer Watch Trail

Loops gently through mixed woodland on mostly flat, well-maintained paths—perfect for families with buggies and young children seeking a short woodland stroll. Dogs welcome to join this easy ramble. The highlight is spotted deer grazing in open glades, particularly rewarding during early morning or late afternoon visits when wildlife is most active. Ideal quick nature break combining accessibility with genuine wildlife spotting opportunities.

European walking route E9, Isle of Wight alternative

Solent Way