Norleywood Inclosure Car Park

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New Forest | Forestry England

The New Forest is a spectacular landscape made up of a unique mix of woodlands and open habitats that are globally important for nature conservation. Forestry England manages 47% of the New Forest National Park, including much of the best-known ancient woodlands, wetlands and heathlands, which are home to many rare species of plants and wildlife. In fact, we look after more land and more trees than any other organisation in England. Stick to the marked trails It's particularly important that cyclists stick to way-marked cycle trails in the New Forest, which is a highly protected and fragile landscape. There are over 100 miles of off-road waymarked cycle routes that you can use and cyclists must stay on these all year round. Please note that you cannot use e-scooters on land that we manage in the New Forest because they are currently illegal (except on private land or when used on public roads as part of formal government trial). Keep your distance Please help reduce animal accidents by driving with extra care on Forest roads. Please don't feed the ponies and pigs, the Forest is home to many grazing animals and wildlife that can be made ill from discarded food and litter that people leave behind. Please help us keep the New Forest a tidy place for people and safe place for animals by being responsible and taking your litter home. No fires or BBQs are allowed The Forest is a no BBQ and fire zone – BBQs and campfires are not permitted in any areas of the forest or in our car parks. Protecting the New Forest from the risk of wildfires is everyone’s responsibility. Follow the New Forest Code Ensuring the New Forest is a safe place to come and protecting the very special nature we have here, requires all of us to respect and look after it, find out more: The New Forest Code Park and drive responsibly Please park in one of our designated car parks. Parking is not allowed on grass verges or in access gateways. Keep highways clear and leave plenty of room for other road users to pass. Find out which car parks are open and have facilities:

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Address:
Boldre, Lymington SO41 5RF

Website:
https://www.forestry.gov.uk/newforest