Attractions & Activities
If you’re looking for a break from your regular routine, then Milford on Sea with its relaxed vibe and traditional charm has something to offer everyone.
Discover the wonderful sport of coastal rowing with Rowing Adventures. It offers the gateway to safe, socially-distanced, single sculling in and around the Solent.
Leave the car behind and enjoy grandstand views of the New Forest National Park from the top deck of the open-top New Forest Tour bus. You can pick up the Blue route from stops at Hurst Road and Sea Road in Milford on Sea.
New Forest Bikes provides bike hire to enjoy the beautiful scenery in Milford on Sea and other surrounding areas in the New Forest. Easy to book online and you can pick up your bike from its shop in Lymington or it can be dropped off at your accommodation.
Barton-on-Sea Golf Club is situated on the coastal cliff between Highcliffe and Milford on Sea. It is a 27 hole course and can be played with a choice of three alternative 18 hole combinations. Visitors are welcome.
Come and discover this artillery fortress, built by Henry VIII, at the seaward end of a coastal spit, offering one of the best views in England.
Start your paddling adventure with The New Forest Paddle Sport Company and explore the stunning Keyhaven River and salt marshes by stand up paddle board or kayak.
Vinegar Hill Pottery offers accommodation and pottery classes in the seaside village of Milford on Sea. There is also a gallery where you can view and purchase beautiful stoneware.
Have a go at crabbing
Crabbing is a great free activity for the children to while away the hours. All you need is a crabbing line, bait (raw bacon works well), bucket and net. Please use net bags for placing food in rather than hooks, which are harmful to the swans, ducks and gulls.
Great crabbing locations within the village include the two bridges by Hurst Spit. Crabbing gear available from The Village News or Milford Cards and Occasions.
Playpark
Milford on Sea’s new playpark on Hurst Road will keep the little ones entertained, while you can enjoy refreshments from the nearby Needles Eye cafe and The Lighthouse, while enjoying the view of The Needles. There is the popular bird’s nest swing here and a rope climbing frame with probably one of the best views in England!
You’ll be glad to know there are public toilets here too and plenty of parking at Hurst Road car parks (SO41 0PY).