Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Mudeford

"Costs vary dependent on type of person but range from £9 to £76. Take an open-top safari through magical landscapes… Enjoy grandstand views of the New Forest National Park – wandering ponies, pretty villages and magical landscapes. Hop on and off wherever you like and catch the next Tour, or switch between routes, all on the same ticket!"

"Also in Beaulieu is one of the country’s best museum’s devoted to another form of transport: motoring. Driving a car might be something you can only do when you reach 17, but that doesn’t stop the National Motor Museum from appealing to kids."

"There’s farmyard fun for the whole family at Longdown Activity Farm. Join in with a daily schedule of hands-on activities such as bottle-feeding kid goats and calves, and The Animal Encounter Barn. Lots of friendly farm animals to meet and plenty of indoor and outdoor play equipment too!"

"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."

"One of our favourite dog-friendly things to do and places to visit in the New Forest, Exbury Gardens is a beautiful attraction with a variety of flowering plants including large-leaved rhododendrons, classic camellia and delicate primulas seen throughout the year. Look out for the Burmese temple bell hanging from an oak tree, stroll down the exquisite Bridal Walk, and cross the Japanese Bridge to visit the Top Pond where carp and golden orfe swim. With a Winter Garden, Sundial Garden and Daffodil Meadow across 200 acres, this ancient estate has plenty to explore with your dog on a lead by our side."

"These spectacular gardens span 200 acres and are famous for their Rothschild Collection of colourful plants. Including rhododendrons, azaleas and camellias. A beautiful place to visit on a sunny day, with plenty of space for the children to run about."

"Review - The sushi and sashimi were fresh and the portions were great . The prices are great too. View Nara Sushi Menu"

"An all-weather family experience at the heart of Poole Park, offering Ice rink, Soft-play (0-11) Cafe, Ice cream parlour, and more. It’s also within walking distance from two large play areas suitable for all ages. Birthday parties available."

"Quieter and less exposed than Sandbanks, Hamworthy Park is on Poole Harbour, not far west of the ferry terminal. The park has a narrow beach and a small promenade, traced by beach huts and benches. The harbour’s gentle waters are just right for families with smaller children, while this spot is also used by windsurfers and kitesurfers to begin their adventures."

"Take the Cockle Trail around Poole Old Town to uncover tales of sailors and smugglers lurking within its buildings (the history is colourful – in 1747 a gang of 60 armed smugglers descended on Poole, battered down the door of the Custom House and made off with their contraband. Those later captured were hanged)."

"There are a couple of independent and sport shops found at Port Solent as well as a cinema, health club and plenty of restaurants. Although very specific for shopping, it is worth a visit to Port Solent to walk around the boardwalk and admire the yachts parked in the bay."