The Burley Inn is situated in a place of great beauty and interest, right in the heart of The New Forest. You do not have to travel far to find such places as The Rufus Stone, Bucklers Hard and Beaulieu Abbey. Burley was on the main smuggling route from the coast to the south but also has a historic connection with witchcraft (as some local shops demonstrate) and it was as recent as 1950 that Sybil Leek, a self confessed white witch, lived in the village.
Our Menu
We are open from 9am every morning, serving teas, coffees, cakes and cream teas. Food is served throughout the day from 11.30am. Join us for a light … /More
History
The Burley Inn is a short drive from historic places such as Rufus Stone, Beaulieu Abbey (and motor museum) and Buckler's Hard. Not only was Burley … /More
Accommodation
The Burley Inn is a picturesque freehouse having 11 en-suite bedrooms and a unique atmosphere with cosy log fires, traditional features and a patio … /More
Drinks
Take advantage of the many drinks at our Free House which stocks a good range of cask-conditioned ales. As a free house we use the services of some … /More