Discover more at Foxbury
Find out how to get to Foxbury, where to park, the things to see and do and more.
Foxbury is a 150-hectare conservation site, with a rich dry and wet heathland, woodland, wetland, ponds and scrub that attracts specialised wildlife. It sits on the edge of East Wellow and adjacent to Bramshaw Commons and is open for special events only.
Our events aim to help visitors get closer to nature. Foxbury can be explored via miles of safe and accessible all-weather gravel tracks within the site, ideal for family walks, running, fitness, cycling, and horse riding.
Foxbury also has a 'base camp', perfect for younger children who can do den building, use a compost loo and participate in some '50 things to do before you're 11¾' activities.
See the events that are coming up by following the link at the bottom of this page.
Please contact us below if you would like to use Foxbury for recreational or educational purposes. Our long-term heathland restoration processes, diverse management strategies and improved facilities within the site makes Foxbury a perfect place for educational field study. Find out about bringing educational groups to Foxbury.
Find out how to get to Foxbury, where to park, the things to see and do and more.
Students and children can get involved in unique education and learning projects at Foxbury, plus visit the base camp, build a den, go bug hunting and use a compost loo.
Foxbury’s restoration project aims to bring the area back to lowland heathland, plant native trees, and reconnect it with the rest of the New Forest.
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