Caravan hire Hampshire - New Milton
Hoburne Bashley - Hampshire
ABI Arizona, 3 bedroom, pet friendly holiday caravan for hire on Hoburne Bashley Park in Hampshire, next to the New Forest.
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Caravan Description
ST149 "ABI Arizona" is our 3 bedroom caravan, with a decking area, that comfortably sleeps 6 people.
There is a main bedroom with a double bed fitted with a mattress topper for extra comfort, along with two other bedrooms each containing two single beds. There is also space for an extra person to sleep in the lounge area.
In the kitchen, your will find a microwave, electric oven and separate grill plus 4 hob plates, a fridge with large freezer, kettle and all cutlery and crockery.
Within the lounge there is a large flat screen, Freeview TV/DVD and an electric, flame effect fire.
In brief, the caravan comprises:
- Comfortable lounge
- Fully equipped kitchen
- 3 bedrooms with duvets and pillows provided
- WC with shower
- Electric heating
- Dogs allowed
- Outside decking with patio table and chairs
Prices and Availability
Any date periods marked in Bold are special offer late deals
| From | To | Nights | Price | Availability | Notes |
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| Fri 20 Dec 2024 | Mon 23 Dec 2024 | 3 | £195 | Available | |
| Fri 20 Dec 2024 | Fri 27 Dec 2024 | 7 | £695 | Available | |
| Mon 23 Dec 2024 | Fri 27 Dec 2024 | 4 | £595 | Available | |
| Fri 27 Dec 2024 | Mon 30 Dec 2024 | 3 | £395 | Available |
About the Area
The New Forest is a beautifully preserved corner of the English countryside planted over 1000 years ago and set aside by William the Conqueror as royal hunting grounds.Much of the countryside remains little changed over the years and the forest towns and villages retain a charm all of their own.
The Court of the Verderers still administers the law of the forest, and deal with such rights as the grazing of livestock. The ponies and cattle you see are owned by commoners, people who own land in and around the New Forest and have what is know as 'commoners right'. Famous for its wild ponies, there are also over 1,500 fallow deer as well as red, sika and roe deer.
The New Forest attracts many visitors every year, and is a must for nature lovers, with its a huge variety of plants and flowers, some of which are quite rare. The area is also very popular for walking, riding and biking. There are many other attractions to be visited ranging from museums to stately homes, leisure parks to farm and wildlife centres where you can learn more about the natural life of the forest.
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