The Oak Inn is the perfect place for those looking for a traditional but cosy pub experience, with delicious dining options for both lunch and dinner. The menu is designed to be traditional but with a modern twist, with the ingredients all being sourced from within the local area. This is a great stop off for those looking for a traditional Sunday Roast option after a busy day exploring the New Forest.

A quintessential English pub experience right in the heart of the New Forest, The Oak Inn is great for a casual meal or drink with loved ones. Enjoy a menu of pub classics made with local produce, including everything from lunchtime sandwiches and light bites to Sunday roasts. The cosy interiors and prime location make this a great place to stop after you’ve spent the day exploring the great outdoors.

The Oak Inn, in Bank (near Lyndhurst), is the quintessential village pub, a cosy little place to rest your legs after a long walk. With a wood fire in the winter and a large garden in the summer, it is an ideal place for walkers, riders and cyclists, and dogs are very welcome too. Sit under the low wooden beams and snuggle up to the fire or sit at the bar on one of the milk-churn stools.

Nestled in the heart of the New Forest, The Oak Inn is a classic English pub with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. It is one of the best dog friendly pubs in the New Forest and is renowned for its range of local ales and an extensive menu that uses fresh, local ingredients. Dogs are not only allowed but are welcomed with open arms, with water bowls and treats readily available.

5: THE OAK INN, BANK, LYNDHURST: This quintessential village pub is a cosy place to rest your legs. With a wood fire in the winter (and a large garden too), it is an ideal place for walkers, riders and cyclists, and dogs are very welcome too of course. You can relax under the low wooden beams and snuggle up to the fire or sit at the bar on one of the milk-churn stools.

Lyndhurst is one of the major towns in the New Forest, which means you’re bound to pass through it at least once on your travels in this national park. And when you do, don’t miss the Oak Inn, which is just out of the centre down Pinkney Lane. Perfect for walkers and dog-owners, the Oak Inn in Lyndhurst is a wonderful, atmospheric pub set in a historic building.

For visitors seeking an alternative to the bland uniformity of many a modern town centre hotel. The Green Dragon Inn offers an appealing individuality with roaring log fires, beamed ceilings and stone flagged floors. There are a total of nine comfortable guest bedrooms that are all individually furnished to a high standard all with their own en suite bathroom.

Situated in the middle of the New Forest, The Oak Inn is a quintessential English pub that has heaps of timeless charm. Just a short walk from the dog-friendly New Park Manor Hotel, The Oak Inn is a great stopping off point for dog walkers and adventurers alike. They offer a superb selection of delicious food and dogs are welcomed with water and treats.

This historic British pub has gorgeous wooden floors and oak beams. In the winter you can huddle around a roaring log fire with a pint of beer or a hot chocolate after a long walk in The New Forest. The Oak Inn Pub is a quiet pub as it is located just outside of Lyndhurst.

The Oak Inn is a homely English pub with a log fire that entices you to sit and stay a while. Low ceilings, wooden beams and quirky antique décor, along with a toasty log fire, create a welcoming ambience. The menu features classic pub dishes and some delicious surprises.

Nestled in the midst of the New Forest is the traditional dog-friendly pub, The Oak Inn. After a day of exploring the neighbourhood, this comfortable spot is the ideal location to unwind with your dog because of its open fires, cosy atmosphere, and delicious meal.

Description: The Oak Inn welcomes you year-round, from warm evenings to chilly nights. Whether you’re a hiker, rambler, or regular, this pub offers a friendly atmosphere. Expect delicious dishes and a well-stocked bar with award-winning cask ales.

If you fancysomething to eat go to the Waterloo Arms, the Fox & Hounds or the Oak Inn for pub fare; for world flavours go to La Pergola for Italian or Anissa’s Thai Kitchen for authentic Thai food.

It is the perfect pub to walk or cycle to either along the well kept paths or through the forest. Parking at Blackwater car park off Rhinefield Ornamental Drive is ideal, there are two car parks.

Set in the New Forest, this traditional, family-friendly village pub offers a cheerful, hearty welcome, Fuller’s ales tapped from the cask & ..." Read our full review