Holiday cottages near Peppa Pig World to rent

Holiday cottages near Peppa Pig World

Welcome to the home of the most popular pig on television, and an incredible adventure park, specially designed for the littlest members of the family. Home to nine Peppa-themed rides, a large indoor Playzone and even a number Muddy Puddles to splash around in, fun doesn’t get more family-friendly than this.

Of course, with so many nooks and crannies to explore, one day isn’t nearly enough to make the most of this heart-warmingly wholesome adventure. Luckily, being sat on the edge of the New Forest National Park, Peppa Pig World is within touching distance of some of the most spectacular holiday homes in England. With hundreds of charming cottages to choose from, you can let your imagination run wild and let the kids fulfil their wildest holiday desires.

What’s more, unlike the park’s own accommodation, choosing a quaint and cosy holiday cottage in the New Forest National Park gives you a quiet place to curl up in after a long day of playing with Peppa Pig. You’ll be able to make the most of the excitement of the park, the beauty of the New Forest and the relaxation of a charming holiday cottage, all in one getaway.

Being part of Paultons family theme park, Peppa Pig World is neighbours with another family-friendly adventure world, with the Lost Kingdom sitting right next door. This wonderfully unique experience takes you to the land of the dinosaurs, where you can walk beside the Tyrannosaurus Rex, experience the Flight of the Pterosaur and much, much more.

Getting to Peppa Pig World

You can find Thorpe Park at the following address: Thorpe Park Resort, Staines Rd, Chertsey, KT16 8PN.

Travelling by car to Peppa pig World

Thorpe Park’s convenient location makes it accessible for a number of visitors travelling from all across the country. Just 20 miles away from central London, you’ll find the park off Junction 11 or 13 of the M25.

Travelling by train to Peppa Pig World

Those who can’t or don’t want to drive will be happy to hear that regular services run from Waterloo station directly to Staines. From here, you can catch the blue 950 THORPE PARK Express Bus, which runs from the station every 15 to 20 minutes. Or alternatively, book a taxi to take you directly to the park from the station.

Find train times and prices here.

Travelling by bus to Peppa Pig World

There’s a variety of bus services which run to Staines from locations across London. Simply catch a bus to Staines bus station and then change onto a bus for the park itself. All buses to Thorpe Park will depart from Stand 2.

Find bus times and fares here.

Towns to stay near Peppa Pig World

Brockenhurst

Declared “Britain’s most beautiful place to live”, Brockenhurst is located in the middle of the national park, ideal for anyone wanting to explore some of the area’s award-winning walking routes. The bustling Brockenhurst high street is also home to some of the best restaurants in the New Forest.

Lyndhurst

In the heart of the New Forest, Lyndhurst is often considered the “capital” of the region. It’s home to the Forest Centre Museum, where you can learn more about the area’s rich and fascinating history.

Lymington

Sat slightly further out, but still within easy driving distance of Peppa Pig World, Lymington is the place for family-friendly cottages with a sea view. This bustling market town is home to Lymington River, quaint cobbled streets and gorgeous Georgian architecture.

Things to do near Peppa Pig World

Exbury Gardens

Exbury Gardens are home to stunning natural grounds, tea room and play area and, of course, that all important steam railway. This awesome 200 acre site is famous for its collection of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, rare trees, and the superb steam-train and railway that runs along a 1¼ mile track through the gorgeous gardens! You can get combined tickets for garden admission and steam-train use, making it the perfect fun-packed family day out.

Buckler’s Hard Museum

There’s no place better place to learn something new in the New Forest than at the Buckler’s Hard Museum. Right on the banks of the Beaulieu River, it will give you a peek at the history of this 18th century ship-building village and the vessels it created! Head to the museum for a look at the way naval life inspired art, literature and engineering. Then head to the top-to-toe decorated shipwright’s cottage for a taste of life in the village during its heyday.

The North Solent National Nature Reserve

This Nature Reserve is one of the largest nature reserves in Hampshire. If you’re looking for rare birds and a spot where ancient woodlands meet stunning coast; this is the place for you. Covering over 800 hectares, there is plenty of space to roam, but don’t forget your binoculars. There are numerous species of birds to be spotted here; rare and more well-known alike. The wildlife changes with the seasons, and it’s a lovely place to visit all year round.

Visit the New Forest Ponies

With around 3,000 ponies wandering the New Forest at any one time, you’re almost guaranteed to see one. Plus they’ve been here for roughly 2,000 years and don’t plan to leave anytime soon. Did you know, the belief that these New Forest ponies are wild is actually a myth? In fact, they’re all privately owned, which tells you a little something about the spirit of the area. These ponies wander where they like and aren’t afraid to make your acquaintance. As long as you remember the rules (no feeding!) then these ponies are yours to enjoy.

The Lepe Country Park

Although not many people think of the New Forest as coastal, it does in fact have its own beach. The Lepe Country Park is a beautiful stretch of beach with amazing views across the Solent. You can check out historic D-Day remains, explore the wildflower meadows and let the children run wild in the many play areas. It’s pet-friendly and they even allow BBQ’s in certain areas of the beach; so it’s perfect for a family trip out.