Our new menu combines traditional pub classics with modern, more contemporary dishes offering something for everyone. Whether you’re dining from our main menu, our weekly specials board, or the famous Walhampton Arms carvery on Sundays or Mondays, you can expect fresh, home-cooked food, lovingly prepared.

Whether it’s a light bite, something to share with friends over a couple of drinks or you’re planning a celebration for someone special then the Walhampton Arms is the place to visit.

With food served from 12noon each day, we also have a range of vegetarian, vegan and of course dishes to keep children happy.

Looking for a venue to host a special event or party? From small intimate dinner parties to buffet style catering for up to 110 guests, the Walhampton Arms is the perfect place to celebrate that special occasion or business event.

We offer a wider range of menu options. From canapes, cold meats or freshly cut sandwiches to our homemade lasagne, curry’s or hand-carved roasted joints of meat, all set at a price-per-head that fits with any budget. If there’s something special you’d like? Then just let us know and our chefs will do everything the can to help.

Christmas is fast approaching.

If you are interested in visiting the Walhampton Arms throughout the festive period please give us a call to discuss your requirements. Our Christmas menus are below.

The Walhampton Arms is located in the historic New Forest National park and just a couple of minute’s drive, or a short cycle into the historic Georgian market town of Lymington, making it a great destination for locals or tourists alike.

With it’s numerous attractions such as Beaulieu’s National Motor Museum, Exbury Gardens and the forest’s seemingly endless miles of tracks and nature trails inhabited by an array of wildlife……it’s perfect for cyclists or ramblers alike.

Of course, the Forest is famous for it’s wild, roaming ponies and picture postcard villages too. The Isle of Wight ferry is on our doorstep, handy if you’re taking a trip across to the ‘island’ and in need for refreshment!

The Walhampton Arms are members of Go New Forest

Set in over 219 sq. miles of woodland and heathland, the New Forest dates back to 1079 when the then King of England, William the Conqueror, designated the area as his personal hunting grounds. Today, it’s one of the most beautiful places to escape to for a few days.