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Lyndhurst Business Directory

Our free, hand-checked directory of places to eat, stay and shop in Lyndhurst, plus attractions, local services, car parks and toilets.

Updated October 20264 min read
Lyndhurst Antiques Centre and neighbouring shops on the High Street
Photo: Michael Garlick, CC BY-SA 2.0

The Lyndhurst business directory is our free, hand-checked list of the places you are most likely to need in and around the village: cafés, pubs and restaurants, places to stay, shops, attractions, local services and visitor facilities such as car parks and toilets. It covers Lyndhurst itself and the forest hamlets close by, including Emery Down, Bank and Minstead, plus a few places a little further out that visitors ask us about.

Every listing is free, and we write each description ourselves. Search by name or browse by section below, and tap any listing for its address, contact details and directions.

Cafés & Tea Rooms 14

Small coffee roaster with a coffee bar at 11 High Street, at the church end of the village. They roast their own beans, and dogs get a warm welcome. It serves Australian-style coffee and brunch, and you can buy beans to take home.

  • 11 High Street, Lyndhurst, SO43 7BB
  • Mon to Sat 8.30am to 4.30pm; Sun 9am to 4pm
  • Dog friendly

Details last checked October 2026

Website for Forest Edge Roasting Co (opens in a new tab)07931 362307 (Forest Edge Roasting Co)Directions to Forest Edge Roasting Co (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Thatched tea rooms at Furzey Gardens, with a covered terrace looking over the garden. Cakes and afternoon teas are served, with vegan and gluten free choices. Afternoon tea must be booked ahead, and only assistance dogs are allowed in the gardens until 2 November.

  • Furzey Gardens, School Lane, Minstead, SO43 7GL
  • Daily 10am to 4pm
  • Outdoor seating
  • Vegetarian options

Details last checked October 2026

Website for Furzey Gardens Tea Rooms (opens in a new tab)023 8081 2464 (Furzey Gardens Tea Rooms)Directions to Furzey Gardens Tea Rooms (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Cafe inside the Heritage Centre on the main car park, cooking with local produce and offering vegan and gluten free choices. It is open daily, next to the museum and gift shop.

  • New Forest Heritage Centre, Main Car Park, Lyndhurst, SO43 7NY
  • Open Sundays
  • Step-free access
  • Vegetarian options

Details last checked October 2026

Website for New Forest Heritage Centre Cafe (opens in a new tab)023 8028 3444 (New Forest Heritage Centre Cafe)Directions to New Forest Heritage Centre Cafe (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Cafe inside The Woods Cyclery bike shop, serving speciality coffee, sandwiches and light bites with vegan and gluten free options. Bike locks are provided and dogs are welcome.

  • 56 High Street, Lyndhurst, SO43 7BG
  • Mon to Sat 9am to 5pm; Sun 9am to 4pm
  • Dog friendly
  • Vegetarian options

Details last checked October 2026

Website for The Woods Bikes and Brews (opens in a new tab)023 8028 2028 (The Woods Bikes and Brews)Directions to The Woods Bikes and Brews (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Pubs & Bars 16

Fuller's pub in the middle of the High Street with a real fire, sofas and a garden. It serves food, welcomes dogs and families, and has baby changing. Food is served at lunch and from 5pm on weekdays and all day from Friday to Sunday; book online.

  • 22 High Street, Lyndhurst, SO43 7BG
  • Mon to Sat 11am to 11pm; Sun 11am to 10pm
  • Dog friendly
  • Family friendly
  • Outdoor seating
  • Wheelchair accessible toilet

Details last checked October 2026

Website for The Fox & Hounds (opens in a new tab)023 8028 2098 (The Fox & Hounds)Directions to The Fox & Hounds (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Fuller's country pub in the forest hamlet of Bank, about a mile south west of Lyndhurst. Dogs and families are welcome, and there is a covered seating area outside. Book a table online, especially for Sunday lunch.

  • Pinkney Lane, Bank, Lyndhurst, SO43 7FD
  • Mon and Tue 11.30am to 8.30pm; Wed and Thu 11.30am to 9.30pm; Fri 11am to 10.30pm; Sat 11am to 10pm; Sun 11am to 6.30pm
  • Dog friendly
  • Family friendly
  • Outdoor seating

Details last checked October 2026

Website for The Oak Inn (opens in a new tab)023 8028 2350 (The Oak Inn)Directions to The Oak Inn (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Fifteenth century country pub on Clay Hill, just south of Lyndhurst on the Brockenhurst road, with a real fire and a garden gate that opens onto the forest. Dogs welcome. Book a table by phone.

  • Clay Hill, Lyndhurst, SO43 7DE
  • Mon to Thu 12pm to 9pm; Fri and Sat 12pm to 12am; Sun 12pm to 9pm
  • Dog friendly
  • Outdoor seating

Details last checked October 2026

Website for The Crown Stirrup (opens in a new tab)023 8251 5585 (The Crown Stirrup)Directions to The Crown Stirrup (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Pub beside the Beaulieu Hotel out on the open heath at Beaulieu Road, about three miles south east of Lyndhurst and close to Beaulieu Road station. Last food bookings are 8pm from Sunday to Thursday and 8.45pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and dogs are welcome.

  • Beaulieu Road, Beaulieu, SO42 7YQ
  • Sun to Thu 12pm to 10pm; Fri and Sat 12pm to 10.30pm

Details last checked October 2026

Website for The Drift Inn (opens in a new tab)023 8029 3344 (The Drift Inn)Directions to The Drift Inn (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Fuller's pub on the A35 at Ashurst, about two and a half miles north east of Lyndhurst and near Ashurst Campsite, with step free access and an accessible toilet. Food is served from midday every day, and there is a large free car park.

  • Lyndhurst Road, Ashurst, SO40 7AA
  • Mon to Sat 11.30am to 11pm; Sun 12pm to 10pm
  • Step-free access
  • Wheelchair accessible toilet

Details last checked October 2026

Website for The New Forest Pub, Ashurst (opens in a new tab)023 8029 2721 (The New Forest Pub, Ashurst)Directions to The New Forest Pub, Ashurst (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Listed roadside pub at Swan Green on the A35, just west of the village, looking across the green and its thatched cottages. Swan Green car park is next door. Dogs are welcome on leads in most areas; book by phone for the next 24 hours, otherwise by email.

  • Swan Green, Emery Down, Lyndhurst, SO43 7DT
  • Mon to Sat 10am to 11pm; Sun 10am to 10.30pm

Details last checked October 2026

Website for The Swan Inn (opens in a new tab)023 8001 7603 (The Swan Inn)Directions to The Swan Inn (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Restaurants 9

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Italian restaurant at Lime Wood off the Beaulieu Road, where Angela Hartnett and Luke Holder do the cooking. A special occasion choice just over a mile from the village. There is a set lunch menu, and tables should be booked ahead.

  • Lime Wood, Beaulieu Road, Lyndhurst, SO43 7FZ
  • Mon to Sat 12pm to 2pm and 6pm to 9pm; Sun 12pm to 2.30pm and 6pm to 9pm

Details last checked October 2026

Website for Hartnett Holder & Co (opens in a new tab)023 8028 7177 (Hartnett Holder & Co)Directions to Hartnett Holder & Co (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Italian restaurant on the Southampton Road, a short walk east of the High Street, open for lunch and dinner from Tuesday to Saturday. Vegetarian dishes are on the menu. Book through the website, or by phone if it is less than 24 hours ahead.

  • Southampton Road, Lyndhurst, SO43 7BQ
  • Tue to Sat 12pm to 2.30pm and 6pm to 10.30pm
  • Vegetarian options

Details last checked October 2026

Website for La Pergola (opens in a new tab)023 8028 4184 (La Pergola)Directions to La Pergola (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Takeaways 1

B&Bs & Guest Houses 2

Camping & Caravans 8

Hotels & Inns 10

Self-Catering 1

Antiques & Vintage 2

Clothing & Outdoor 2

Food & Drink Shops 4

Gifts & Souvenirs 6

Shop inside the Heritage Centre selling New Forest books, bags, local produce and gifts. Money spent here supports the independent charity that runs the museum.

  • New Forest Heritage Centre, Main Car Park, Lyndhurst, SO43 7NY
  • Step-free access

Details last checked October 2026

Website for New Forest Heritage Centre Gift Shop (opens in a new tab)023 8028 3444 (New Forest Heritage Centre Gift Shop)Directions to New Forest Heritage Centre Gift Shop (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Other Shops 2

Museums & Heritage 4

Outdoor Activities 8

Places of Worship 4

Hair & Beauty 6

Health & Pharmacy 4

Motoring & Fuel 2

Other Services 2

Pets & Vets 1

Property & Professional 4

Car Parks 5

EV Charging 4

Public Toilets 1

Visitor Information 2

The staff at the Heritage Centre on the main car park answer questions about the forest and how to make the most of a visit. The nearest thing Lyndhurst has to a tourist office.

  • Main Car Park, High Street, Lyndhurst, SO43 7NY
  • Step-free access

Details last checked October 2026

Website for Visitor Information, New Forest Heritage Centre (opens in a new tab)023 8028 3444 (Visitor Information, New Forest Heritage Centre)Directions to Visitor Information, New Forest Heritage Centre (opens Google Maps in a new tab)

Listings are free. Some details come from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) and have been checked against businesses' own websites. Each listing shows when we last checked it.

What is in the Lyndhurst directory

The directory is split into six sections, each with smaller categories inside it, so you can go straight to what you need.

Section What you will find
Eat & Drink Cafés and tea rooms, pubs, restaurants and takeaways
Places to Stay Hotels and inns, B&Bs and guest houses, self-catering and campsites
Shops Gifts, antiques, clothing, food shops and other independents
Attractions & Activities Heritage sites, activities and places of worship
Local Services Health, beauty, money and post, motoring, pets and professional services
Visitor Facilities Car parks, public toilets, electric vehicle charging and visitor information

Our guides draw on the same listings. The eat and drink guide, where to stay and shopping in Lyndhurst put them in context with our own recommendations, and local services covers the practical side, from the GP surgery to the nearest fuel.

What each listing tells you

A listing gives you a short description written by us, the address and postcode, and a phone number and website where the business has them. Where we have confirmed it, we add useful features: whether dogs are welcome, whether there is step-free access or an accessible toilet, outdoor seating, vegetarian options, takeaway, free parking, room for a pushchair and Sunday opening. Each one has a directions link, and listings with a location also appear on our interactive map, so you can see what is near your car park or your walk.

Every listing also says when we last checked it. Opening times in a village like this change with the seasons, and a café that opens seven days a week in August may close on Mondays in November, so check with the business before you travel any distance.

How we check listings

We would rather list fewer places and have them right. Before a business goes in, we check that it is trading now, not just that it once was. That means looking at its own website and social media for recent activity, checking official sources such as the Food Standards Agency’s food hygiene register for cafés, pubs and restaurants, and Forestry England and the National Park Authority for car parks and campsites. Where sources disagree, we ask the business directly.

We write every description in our own words from what we have seen and checked. We don’t copy a business’s marketing, and we don’t make claims about a place that we can’t back up. If a business closes, changes hands or moves, we update or remove the listing as soon as we know, and we recheck listings through the year.

Some businesses on older maps and booking sites around Lyndhurst have closed, and others have changed their names. If we couldn’t confirm a place was open, we have left it out for now.

Listings are free

There is no charge to be listed. Businesses can’t pay to appear higher, to get a better description or to be mentioned in our guides. When we recommend somewhere in an article, it is because we think it is good.

Visit Lyndhurst is paid for by advertising, and adverts are always labelled and kept separate from the directory and our editorial pages. A business that advertises with us gets no special treatment in its listing.

How to get listed or correct a listing

If your business is in or near Lyndhurst and isn’t here, or your listing is wrong or out of date, use the form on our get listed page. You can add a new listing, correct an existing one or tell us that a business has closed. Visitors are welcome to use it too: if you find a café shut for good or a phone number that no longer works, we would like to know. For anything else, our contact page reaches the editor.

Where our data comes from

We build listings from our own checks and from official and open sources. Some listing data, such as locations and addresses, comes from OpenStreetMap: © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence (ODbL). OpenStreetMap is a free map of the world made by volunteers, and if you know Lyndhurst well, adding and correcting places there helps everyone, us included.

Frequently asked questions

Does it cost anything to be listed?

No. Listings in the Lyndhurst directory are free, and nobody can pay for a better position or description.

Can I leave a review?

We don’t publish reviews or star ratings. The directory sticks to facts you can check: where a place is, how to contact it and what it offers.

Why isn’t a business I know listed?

Either we haven’t reached it yet or we couldn’t confirm it was still trading. Tell us about it through the get listed form and we will check it.

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A bus stop on Lyndhurst High Street

Local Services in Lyndhurst

Doctor, pharmacy, dentist, cash and post, fuel, vets and the community library: the practical services in and around Lyndhurst, checked in October 2026.

Lyndhurst Antiques Centre and neighbouring shops on the High Street

Get Listed or Suggest a Correction

Add your Lyndhurst business to our directory for free, correct a listing or report a closure. Here is what we need, how we check and how long it takes.