Hoburne Holiday Parks

My family has becoming here (and still is) for years when it was Naish Holiday Village before it was bought by Hoburne Holiday Parks and we would still recomend it to anyone as the best holiday park around!

Posted: 23 June 2010

It’s exceptional. It’s like staying in a five star hotel.

Posted: 21 June 2010

It's our third time at Hoburne Naish and each time the site seems to get better! The views are amazing, walks are breath taking and the accommodation is first class!

Posted: 21 June 2010

Lovely views, lovely clean site, good value for money chalet, something for everyone tots to teens, wonderful swimming pools and leisure facilities. Top holiday, beats other family holiday parks! Thank you.

Posted: 03 August 2010

This is my second visit to this park and it is the best i have been to we will be returning next year we stayed in a 8 berth lodge and they are fantastic thank you to all the staff at the park for making it a wonderful place to stay!

Posted: 14 August 2010

By far the best holiday park we have stayed at to date, good value, clean, and comfortable chalet on the cliff top with great views of Christchurch harbour and The Needles. Free wifi which worked in the chalet, free use of gym, sauna and steam room. Better than Center Parcs and half the price.

Posted: 10 October 2010

We had a great family holiday here. My wife has visited Haven sites before and says they are poor in comparison with Naish. The lodge was clean, comfortable and well equipped & maintained. It did get a bit stuffy in the hot weather, but you can't afford to complain about the sun in this country can you? All the pools were great and we made plenty of use of them, although the dash to/from the outdoor pool was a bit of a challenge in the sea breeze! The shop is well stocked (be quick for the fresh bread). The play areas met with the kids approval. Restaurant was fine & reasonably priced but the pizzas from the takeaway were disappointingly small and pricey. The site was kept tidy and everything seemed to be well maintained - for example, the high chairs in the restaurant didn't show any damage and there was no damaged decor or worn carpets that we saw. Actually, we were very impressed to see staff cleaning the high chair when they cleaned the table in the restaurant - how often does that happen elsewhere? The beach is only a short walk from the centre of the site and looks out at the Needles. The end near the site is soft sand with some shingle as you go further out. The amount of shingle increases as you go further down and high tide reduces space quite a bit. There is an RNLI lifeguard nearby but they don't specifically cover the good stretch of beach!? Avoid the cafe at the top of the hill (not part of Hoburne) - it's viciously priced! We don't tend to ever visit the same place twice but could make an exception for Naish in a few years time. Eating out: We recommend The Crown at Bransgore.

Posted: 16 August 2010

we have been taking holidays at naish on and off since the very early 80's at that time our children were the grandchildren now their children are the grandchildren and they absolutely love it we have stayed in the becton lodges these are first class also the caravans are fine but on the downside the chalets are much the same as they were in the 80's i think it is probably time for redevelopement overall a very welcoming holiday village and we all like to return at least once a year. try the beachcomber cafe reasonably priced this is situated towards the isle of wight end of the holiday village.

Posted: 22 December 2010

We first visited in 2005 and have been back every year since and booked again for 2011, Naish is the best place in the world, you have everything you could want there, simpy the BEST!

Posted: 12 October 2010

What can I say - this park is amazing! Not knowing of Hoburne we had for many years holidayed at Haven sites. mainly because of the stuff for the kids to do. We didn't know what we were missing! This site is clean, spacious, flat and lots of areas for kids to play, fly kites etc. There are excellent pools which are open for a long time each day, as well as a great air-conditioned gym, sauna and steam room which would befit a 5* hotel. The kids park, arcade, games room etc are all great and not over-priced.The entertainment is fabulous, both for the kids during the day/early evening and the older ones/adults later on. Havent't laughed so much in ages. Beats the Haven boring scripted 'entertainment' any day. Overall a fantastic holiday and we'll definitely be going back!

Posted: 30 May 2011

We spent one week in a solent lodge around the meadow in June. We enjoyed our stay so much that we did not want to leave. Lodge was very spacious and comfortable and there was lots of safe play space outside the lodge for children. Meals in the bar were delicious and evening entertainment was good fun. Overall a great family holiday park which we would not hesitate in visiting again.

Posted: 16 July 2010

I used to come here as a child many years ago and loved it. Now I'm grown up and have my own family, I now bring them here too, and they love it too. It's got to be the best park I've stayed in. It has everything you could ask for and good value for money too. Can't wait for this year’s holiday.

Posted: 30 January 2011

We stayed at Hoburne Naish for the first time this Easter and would definitely come back again. It's just a short walk to the lovely beach and a short drive into the Forest. The site was very clean and everthing in the lodge seemed new. We went to the Clubhouse twice which is a nice size, not too big! The entertainment was good, very funny!

Posted: 06 May 2011

This is the second time me and my family have been to Hoburne it gets better every time we come back.The lodges are spacious they have every thing in them that you would need. The entertainment is great something for everyone.We actually got to use the outside swimming pool this time it was heated so lovely and warm, the in door pools are great too. We are planning on going again next year in august cant wait.

Posted: 09 June 2011