Ashurst is a charming village on the edge of the New Forest National Park in Hampshire, England. It’s a gateway to woodland trails like the 2.8‑mile “Ashurst Stroll,” passing grazing ponies, Churchplace Inclosure and saltpetre earthworks . The local campsite, framed by ancient oak woodland, offers grassy or shaded pitches, showers, launderette, and easy access to village shops and pubs (dogs not allowed on site)

Ashurst is a charming village on the edge of the New Forest National Park in Hampshire, England. It’s a gateway to woodland trails like the 2.8‑mile “Ashurst Stroll,” passing grazing ponies, Churchplace Inclosure and saltpetre earthworks . The local campsite, framed by ancient oak woodland, offers grassy or shaded pitches, showers, launderette, and easy access to village shops and pubs (dogs not allowed on site)

it’s perfect for picnics and play. Public toilets and a nearby café add convenience. Free to access, it’s a popular spot for local families to relax and enjoy outdoor fun.