Relaxed, spacious camping in the New Forest
Choose your own spot across two open fields on our family-run sheep farm, just outside Lymington in the New Forest National Park, with views to the Isle of Wight.
Teddy’s Farm was so lovely, easy to access the most beautiful parts of the New Forest. Teddy was a lovely host and the coffee cart on site every morning was a great way to start the day.
Camping dates for 2027
- Half-term
- Summer
Prices per night
- Sunday to Thursday £12 per adult, and £6 per child
- Friday, Saturday and bank holiday Sundays £16 per adult, and £8 per child
Under 3s stay free, and so do dogs.
No tent? We also have pre-pitched bell tents in August.
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You’ll add any extras, such as a fire pit, and pay on the next page. Under 3s stay free.
What it’s like to camp here
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Space to spread out
We have two big fields, about 17 acres in all, and no marked pitches. You choose your own spot, so you can camp next to friends or find a quiet corner, as long as you leave six metres between tents.
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Families and dogs
The campsite suits families best, and couples and people on their own are just as welcome. Dogs stay free if they’re kept on a lead, because there are sheep in the fields around the campsite. More about bringing your dog.
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Quiet evenings
Evenings on the farm are quiet. Hire a fire pit, watch the sheep in the next field and listen for the owls after dark. We ask for quiet after 10.30pm and no music after 10pm, so if you’re hoping to party into the night, this probably isn’t the site for you.
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Getting out and about
The open forest is a ten-minute walk from the farm entrance, with miles of tracks for walking and cycling, and you’ll often see the ponies. Lymington is a five-minute drive away, and the ferry from there to the Isle of Wight takes about 40 minutes. Things to do near the campsite.
On the campsite
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Showers and loos
There are six hot showers with views across the countryside, and they run day and night. Campers often tell us they’re the best they’ve found at any campsite. There are also sinks with hot water for washing up, and composting loos and urinals, which are cleaned regularly. There are no flushing loos on the site.
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Water, recycling and a freezer
- Drinking water taps around the site
- Recycling bins for general waste, glass and other recycling
- A chemical waste point, if you bring your own portaloo
- A freezer you’re welcome to use for re-freezing ice packs
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Coffee and food
The Baa-rista serves barista coffee every morning, along with other drinks and snacks. The farm stall sells New Forest ice cream and, in August, our own pasture-fed lamb. On some summer evenings, Burbs Kitchen cooks for campers on the site.
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Fire pits and logs
You can hire a fire pit for £5 a night, and we sell logs for £10 a net (card only). Fires must be in a fire pit or a raised barbecue, never on the ground. Add a fire pit when you book to be sure of one. More about campfires.
A sustainable campsite
As a working sheep farm in the New Forest National Park, looking after our surroundings matters to us. All the power on the campsite comes from solar panels, and the loos are composting loos. The waste water from the showers, sinks and loos goes into a bed of willow trees, which cleans it before it can reach any streams, rivers or the sea. Find out how it works.
What’s on in August
IMPORTANT – FIRE RESTRICTIONS: Due to the exceptionally dry conditions and current high risk of wildfire in the New Forest, open fires and fire pits are not permitted anywhere on the campsite until further notice. Thank you for your understanding and for helping us keep the campsite and surrounding New Forest safe.
Here’s what’s on for campers in August:
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Every morning
The Baa-rista is open for coffee.
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Friday and Saturday evenings
The Merry Mule bar visits, for a drink and a chat with other campers.
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Saturday 15th, 22nd, Friday 28th and Saturday 29th
Burbs Kitchen cooks for campers.
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Friday 28th August
Austyn Brown is back for a two-hour singalong round the campfire with his acoustic guitar. It was a lovely evening last year, and we’re looking forward to doing it again.
Good to know
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Arriving and leaving
Arrive from midday on your first day, and leave by midday on your last.
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Choosing your pitch
Pick any spot you like, leaving six metres between your tent and your neighbours’.
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Dogs
Dogs are welcome and stay free, but please keep them on a lead, because there are sheep in the fields around the campsite.
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Quiet time
Please keep noise to a minimum after 10.30pm, and turn music off by 10pm.
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Campfires
Fires go in a fire pit or a raised barbecue, never on the ground, and depend on the fire safety rules at the time. In very dry weather we may not allow fires at all.
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Tents, campervans and rooftop tents
Tents, campervans and rooftop tents are all welcome, but we can’t take caravans or motorhomes.
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Tent pegs
Bring hard-ground pegs and a good hammer to secure your tent.
Please read our booking terms before you come.
What campers say
“Lovely, friendly team and Teddy couldn’t do more to help us… a great way to experience farm life and we loved sitting around our firepit listening to the sheep!” Mel S.
Plan your stay
Booking terms
- Respect for Others: Disturbances may result in being asked to leave without a refund.
- Dog Policy: Dogs must be kept on a lead, and owners are responsible for cleaning up after them.
- Fire Safety: Fires are permitted only in a designated fire pit or raised BBQ.
- Weather & Unforeseen Events: No refunds for inclement weather, transport issues, fire bans, or other unforeseen events.
- Cancellations:
• More than 30 days before arrival: Full refund minus booking fees.
• Within 30 days: No refund. - Government Restrictions: If government regulations or restrictions require us to modify or close our services, you may transfer your booking to an alternative date, subject to availability.
- Force Majeure: We are not responsible for events beyond our control (e.g., war, civil unrest, natural disasters, extreme weather).
Book your pitch
Whether you’re joining us for one night or several, choose your dates and book online. If you’d rather not bring a tent, have a look at our bell tents.