Bed and Breakfast in a New Forest village

Garden Hideaway Bed and Breakfast (B&B) is in Damerham near Fordingbridge, on the edge of the New Forest National Park.

Our two hideaways stand at the end of the garden, each with its own decking area overlooking the lawn, trout lake and pond. This idyllic & peaceful rural location is ideal for winding down and watching the wildlife.

• Separate driveway & off road parking
• Top quality furnishings
• Attention to detail
• Each unit has 1 double bed
• Powershowers
• Very quiet and peaceful
• Cycle hire plus helmets £10 per day
• Special Midweek Breaks include massage treatment
  

Damerham village is an area of outstanding natural beauty on the edge of the New Forest and a short distance from the riverside town of Fordingbridge, which has a variety of shops, pubs and restaurants.

The area has many great places to eat out.

Enter a world of relaxation

Whatever your reason for visiting our garden hideaways, be it one night, a weekend or longer, you soon realise that you are somewhere very special:-
Your host, Elaine Avery, is also a qualified beauty therapist.
We offer a full range of body and beauty treatments equally suitable for both men and women, in a private treatment room attached to the house.

Why not treat yourself to a little pampering during your stay?

The wild open heathlands and woods of the New Forest are just a few minutes drive east. This side of the forest is excellent for walking and watching the wildlife.
There are options for all abilities - from a half hour stroll to a full days hike.

There are also many excellent pubs serving great food which can be incorporated into your route.

A couple of miles north west of our Hideaways is Martin Down NNR.
An area of lowland grassland covering 342 hectares, the reserve is home to an exceptional collection of plants and animals associated with chalk downland and scrub habitats. These include a number of rare and threatened species.

This is a wonderful area for walkers, artists, nature lovers and photographers. Why not take a picnic and spend a day exploring and taking in the views?

Notable plants found in the area include bastard toadflax, field fleawort, early gentian and lesser centaury.
Twelve orchid species have also been identified, including burnt-tip, green-winged, greater butterfly and frog.
Five bat specieshave been recorded in the area: noctule, serotine, brown long-eared, common and soprano pipistrelle; and brown hare is found throughout the site.
Birds found at Martin Down include turtledove, grey partridge, nightingale, skylark, yellowhammer and linnet. Occasionally hobby, quail, Montagus harrier and stone-curlew sometimes visit the site.
Butterflies include varieties of skipper, blue and fritillary.