The ElmTree

Beautiful 16th Century Thatched Pub on the edge of the New Forest in Ringwood, Hampshire.

A family owned and run business, offering a homemade menu for Carnivores, Herbivores, Folivores and Omnivores!
The ElmTree is a thatched pub, with parts that date back to the 16th Century – based in Hightown Ringwood, 1 minute from the A31, with a large sunny beer garden, easy-access facilities, and wonderful made-from-scratch-food. Recently purchased by a local family, the pub is now owned and operated by Paul, Katherine and Deborah Risbridger who live directly opposite. A lively main bar is complemented by a cozy beamed restaurant serving a range of great value pub-grub meals and specials. A warm welcome is guaranteed for guests and their four-legged friends.

The ElmTree is the perfect start for a New Forest adventure – by foot, on a bike, on horseback or in your car. A sunny south-facing garden is a great spot in the summer and although there is no play area for children, there is a selection of games and toys available. Sunday roasts are very popular throughout the year, and particularly in the winter when the enormous open fire is blazing. The 16th century tithe barn adjacent to the main pub incorporates a remarkable vaulted ceiling and solid wooden floors, a skittle alley, and its own bar, making it the ideal venue for weddings, parties, and business events!