Top 10 Things To Do, Activities and Attractions in Sandbanks

"Location: Deerleap Lane, Longdown, off the A35 towards Southampton from Ashurst.Telephone: 02380 292408Remarks: Medium sized conservation centre caring for many of Europe’s native species of animal, including otters, owls, badgers, pole cats, mink, foxes, Scottish wild cats and deer. A great educational half-day out for any animal lover. Read more about the New Forest Wildlife Park."

"See the quaint bodywork and peer in to see the subtle leather seats of classic cars and motor carriages from years past. The National Motor Museum has an exhibition telling the story of the motorcycle and a Motoring in Miniature collection with more than 800 toy cars – see if you can spot your childhood toy. With the oldest motorcar at this museum dating all the way back to 1875, and with over 280 cars at the site, this attraction in the New Forest is an unbeatable day out for motor fans."

"The village of Beaulieu is most famous for its National Motor Museum, which has one of the finest collections of cars, motorcycles and motoring memorabilia in the world. From legendary F1 cars and land speed record breakers, to iconic examples of engineering and design, there’s much to see and admire. During the school holidays there are lots of family focused activities and events including dressing up, craft workshops and seeing the vehicles in action."

"Voted best large visitor attraction 2013 by VisitBritain, this is much more than just a Motor Museum, as well as telling the fascinating story of motoring through the ages, it also boasts the historic Beaulieu Abbey, and charming Palace House with its glorious gardens. For more information visit: Here."

"Bottle-feed kid goats and calves, meet the pigs, donkeys and ponies, cuddle baby rabbits, chicks or maybe even a piglet!. PLUS lots more friendly animals to see. Lots of farmyard buildings to explore and fabulous indoor and outdoor play areas including the trampoline barn, a soft play area and The Farmer's Straw Den."

"It has all the farm animals you’d expect from a working farm that you can feed and help look after. They have great indoor activities as well for raining days like a soft play and smaller handheld animals."

"Longdown Activity Farm, Deerleap Ln, Ashurst, Southampton, Hampshire, SO40 7EH. Things to do at Longdown Activity Farm review. Longdown Activity Farm is a family attraction near Ashurst in Hampshire."

"These museums will give you enough to do in Bournemouth and Poole while you’re visiting, great for summer days and rainy days!. If you’re bored of museums I’d suggest visiting the Bournemouth Upside Down House for a giggle and then grab something to eat in Bournemouth town. If you’re looking for more Bournemouth attractions do let us know and we’ll try our best to help!"

"Moors Valley Country Park Horton Road Ashley Heath, Ringwood, New Forest National Park Hampshire, Ringwood BH24 2ET England+44 1425 470721[email protected]http://www.moors-valley.co.uk"

"If you are a member of the national trust you can park here for free.* Once you have recovered from your first leg of your road trip and you are finally ready to explore, gather your things, set your camera ON and head to Old Harry’s Rocks. Leaving the pub behind you, walk down the road on the right and take the first little path on the left. There you can enjoy a very first view of the stunning white cliffs and warm your camera and fingers with some first stunning shots. Once you’ve done so, walk back and carry on on the main path towards the coast."

"Now you’re in Studland, and that can mean only one thing; the unforgettable Studland to Old Harry’s Rocks National Trust trail. However, we’re a little pressed for time, so scrap the National Trust’s two hour circular route and cut straight to the point, with a half hour hike from the centre of town to the chalky coast itself. A moderate walk with some daring heights, Old Harry’s Rocks are a stunning end to this gorgeous trail."

"Source: Photo by user Martinevans123 used under PUBLIC DOMAIN. A quick drive from Poole center will take you to the serene parkland of the award winning Upton Country Park, a favorite tourist attraction in the area. Stroll amongst the wildlife along the shoreline or admire the botanical Walled Garden; for kids there’s plenty of opportunities for them to use up their energy in the Woodland Play Trail or to play games on the Front Lawn."

"Address: Barrack Road, The Nothe, Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 8UF, England, UK Tel: +44 (0)1305 766 626 The Nothe Gardens are located around the historic Victorian Nothe Fort and lead towards this imposing structure. Overlooking the harbours of both Portland and Weymouth, the Nothe Gardens feature lawned areas suitable for sports, ball games and impromptu picnics. The area is known for is high concentrations of wildlife and in recent years, grey squirrels have become a common sight around the gardens."

"Nothe Gardens is a public garden, located in Weymouth, Dorset, England. Positioned on the Nothe Peninsula overlooking both Weymouth and Portland harbours, the informal gardens are often acclaimed to be the most beautiful the borough has to offer. Sightseeing • Garden • Relax in park • Park"