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Pubs with Beer Gardens in the New Forest

Nothing beats the fresh countryside air of the New Forest, so enjoy your refreshing beer in one of our beautiful beer gardens nearby.

After a day of exploring the New Forest, pop into one of our pubs with beer gardens to relax, unwind and catch up with friends over a pint of award-winning Butcombe beer, and treat yourself to a delicious, locally-sourced meal al fresco.

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Pubs & Inns with beer gardens in the New Forest

Stop by one of our pubs with beer gardens in and around the New Forest, close to popular attractions like Hurst Castle, Beaulieu, Peppa Pig World, Highcliffe Castle, and Exbury Gardens, serving refreshing, award-winning Butcombe real ales, local ciders, and delicious classic pub meals.

The Fish Inn

Whether you’re looking for a quick pit-stop while exploring the New Forest, or you need a longer break to catch your breath after trekking across the Hampshire countryside, pop into The Fish Inn in Ringwood for a pint and a classic pub dish. From refreshing IPAs to rich stouts, you’ll find the Butcombe pint for you to enjoy in The Fish Inn’s riverside beer garden.

The High Corner Inn

After trekking through the enchanting New Forest National Park, take a break and enjoy a refreshing, award-winning Butcombe beer (or your favourite tipple) at the High Corner Inn. This rustic, country gastropub offers delicious, seasonal pub meals, vegan-friendly options, and a nutritious kid’s menu, so after meeting the New Forest ponies, you can stop by for a quick drink, light bite, or something more substantial in the pub’s beautiful beer garden.