Hoburne Naish
Hampshire
Clifftop holiday park with pools and leisure facilities, around fourteen miles from Bournemouth
About Hoburne Naish
Hoburne Naish occupies a hundred-acre clifftop site at New Milton, on the Hampshire coast just over the county border from Dorset and around fourteen miles from Bournemouth's seafront. Its position gives views out across the Solent towards the Isle of Wight, with a direct path down to the beach at Chewton Bunny and Highcliffe, and it is one of the larger holiday parks within reach of Bournemouth, built around a full programme of on-site leisure rather than a purely back-to-basics pitch.
The park offers touring pitches for caravans and motorhomes alongside static holiday homes and lodges, and its scale means it can support facilities that smaller sites cannot, including swimming pools, entertainment programmes and food and drink outlets on site. That makes it a strong option for families who want activities close at hand on days when the weather turns, without giving up the clifftop and coastal setting that makes the area popular in the first place.
Being further from Bournemouth than the other sites in the area, Hoburne Naish suits visitors who plan to explore the wider coastline, including Highcliffe, Mudeford Quay and the western edge of the New Forest, as much as Bournemouth itself, using the park as a comfortable base with its own amenities rather than a simple overnight stop. Its scale and facilities put it at the more resort-like end of the local camping and touring options, in contrast to the smaller family-run parks closer to Bournemouth.