Forest Edge Holiday Park, Dorset

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Description

Forest Edge Holiday Park is a popular holiday retreat at the edge of St Leonards brings couples and families closer to the Dorset coastline, as well as its local greenery and forest walks.  It is managed by Shorefield Holidays and is built to offer a relaxed atmosphere and laid-back experience.

Forest Edge Holiday Park offers direct access to the local Hurn Forest, as well as a full children’s play area and free park-wide Wi-Fi.  It may therefore be a desirable investment for families keen to explore the region.  The park also welcomes pets, though approaching management about bringing dogs or cats is recommended.  It is a modern neighbourhood with links to various towns, villages and cities close by, with easy access from the A31.

Why Choose Forest Edge Holiday Park?

This is one of many communities in the Shorefield Holidays line.  One of their cosier communities, management at the park makes sure that residents can rely on a quiet break close to local forests and countryside.  As mentioned, holidaymakers wishing to bring pets can do so, which will appeal to dog lovers looking to explore Dorset’s famous countryside.

The park is developed as a modern park with facilities and amenities for families and couples to enjoy.  Based close enough for visitors to explore the famous Dorset countryside as well as the coast, the park may appeal to those looking for a holiday community which is tight-knit and peaceful.  What’s more, the park’s closeness to roads and public transport may also make it a holidaying foothold for years to come.

Owners and holidaymakers are able to head to Oakdene Forest Park, too.  This sister holiday location is also owned by Shorefield and offers more amenities and facilities on-site, such as an indoor swimming pool, restaurant and on-site shop.  However, the site offers a straightforward holiday option with direct access to greenery and wildlife.

With family facilities and modern amenities available, the park sets up as a retreat for family groups, though holidaying couples may also find the look and accessibility to be appealing.  Dorset is a popular holiday county with lots to offer, and Forest Edge allows visitors to explore it from a solid base. 

About Forest Edge Holiday Park’s Location

Forest Edge Holiday Park is set adjacent to the Hurn Forest, with stunning woodland walks throughout the thickets and trails therein.  It is also conveniently placed for visits to the New Forest National Park and to trail the River Avon.  Visitors to the park will be able to see much of Dorset’s popular greenery and woodland from just a short distance away. 

In the vicinity of St Leonards, the development links directly off the A31, meaning easy access to the surrounding area.  The local area is also replete with everyday facilities and amenities, such as a local hospitals, coffee shops and more.  Therefore, holidaymakers will be able to take in basic everyday necessities without having to travel too far.

The park is easy to find at the corner of the A31 connecting with Boundary Lane, which splits down onto the A338, with the A31 continuing up through St Ives, Ringwood and into the New Forest.  Visitors will also find popular seaside towns and communities to the South in Poole, Bournemouth and Christchurch.  The park is based between Dorset’s major forest parks and just North of some of its famous seaside experiences.

Holidaymakers will be close to various villages and towns nearby, though many will appreciate the closeness to greenery and coast alike.  Visitors may also wish to take different kinds of day trips out towards major cities such as Southampton, close by through the A31 and New Forest. 

Things to Do Near Forest Edge Holiday Park

Forest Edge Holiday Park is, as its name suggests, close to some of Dorset’s most famous forestry. The New Forest is accessible to the East, and the extensive Cranborne Chase is open to visit to the North West.  This extends down towards the South coast, where visitors will be able to explore Dorset’s own Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.  Holidaymakers may even wish to travel a little further to take a ferry out to the Isle of Wight, only a short drive to the Solent.

Seaside towns such as Bournemouth are popular all year round.  Bournemouth in particular offers visitors a quintessential English seaside experience, with beaches and traditional amusement arcades, as well as regular events. This may therefore provide a good launchpad for regular visitors to the Dorset coast, especially those looking to explore the bigger communities and attractions.

Address

Forest Edge Holiday Park
Boundary Lane
St. Leonards
Dorset
BH24 2SD