6 Things to Do in Lymington | Making the Most of Your Staycation

Are you planning your next trip to the New Forest?

Discover the latest things to do in Lymington, from adventure-packed day trips, to New Forest bike rides, and uncovering the history of the local area at the St Barbe Museum Art Gallery.

In our latest blog, we’re sharing 6 exciting activities to try during your upcoming visit:

New Forest Bike Rides | Things to Do in Lymington

When you search ‘Top 5 Things to do in Lymington’, it’s fair to say you’ll likely be bombarded with numerous suggestions for cycling adventures.

Lymington, located in Hampshire, England, boasts a beautiful landscape and scenic routes that are perfect for cycling enthusiasts.

From exploring the New Forest National Park to cycling along the Solent Way coastal path, there are plenty of wondrous trails and paths ready for sightseeing on two wheels.


At Balmer Lawn, we’re in close reach of several bike hire companies. Guests can easily choose the best fit for their cycling preferences, such as mountain, hybrid, electric, gravel, road, or even tandem bikes.

Fairweathers’ Garden Centre | Things to Do in Lymington

During your stay with us, we invite you to welcome spring by visiting Fairweather’s Garden Centre.

A small, family-owned business providing uniquely charming gifts, it also offers decorative homeware that exudes quirky originality.

Why not shop for some blooms to take home and plant yourself? 

Choose from shrubs, trees, herbaceous, perennials, conifers, alpines, roses and lavender — with a range of options, you’ll find everything you need to match your at-home garden aesthetic.

Lymington Sea Water Baths | Things to Do in Lymington

If you’re planning your stay during the summer months, a visit to Lymington Sea Water Baths is a must for you and the family.

Dive head first into their inflatable obstacle course! With a variety of swings, slides, ladders, balance beams and more, they offer the action-packed family adventure you’re looking for.

Discover the oldest open-air seawater baths in the UK: dating back to 1833, the baths have historically gained national attention for their health-giving waters and natural mud minerals.

As far as things to do in Lymington go, the seawater baths are perfect for everyone and, with the warmer months approaching, you won’t want to miss out!

St Barbe Museum Art Gallery | Things to Do in Lymington

If you're looking to make your staycation more educational and interesting, there are plenty of ways to enrich your experience without venturing too far from Balmer Lawn.

If you’re stuck for things to do in Lymington on a rainy day, why not pop down and explore the museum?      

Explore the St Barbe Museum, a dynamic local history museum and highly regarded art gallery. Here, you can learn the history of Lymington and what lies beneath the New Forest Coast.

All year round, the St Barbe Museum holds both adult and children workshops and community events — perfect to nurture your passions and interests with other like-minded individuals.                                                                                                             

New Forest Walking Routes | Things to Do in Lymington

Discovering the range of walking trails and scenic routes is a must when exploring things to do in Lymington this spring.

Wander through the woods, stroll along the seaside, traverse the heathlands, and follow the winding paths along rivers and streams.

The New Forest lends itself to all abilities of walkers. If you’re travelling with family, look out for some of our shorter family walks, including those suitable for pushchairs. 

Hurst Castle | Things to Do in Lymington

Hurst Castle offers a remote landscape by the sea for those who appreciate stunning architecture and breathtaking views.

Built by Henry VIII, enjoy spectacular scenery and embark on wonderful ferry rides — you might even be lucky enough to encounter the Isle of Wight on a clear day!

If you’d like to find out more about things to do in Lymington, get in touch with a member of our team by calling 01590 623116.


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