A panorama taken in front of the Sir Walter Tyrell Inn in the New Forest showing the inn and the surrounding fields. A couple of the famous New Forest ponies were happily grazing under broken cloud on the sunny afternoon.

Sir Walter Tyrell Inn - New Forest visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Sir Walter Tyrell Inn' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Hampshire.

The Sir Walter Tyrell Inn is a traditional country inn and pub set in the heart of the New Forest in Hampshire. It is named after Sir Walter Tyrrell, who accidentally killed King Rufus with an arrow shot during a hunting trip in 1100. He then fled to France. The Sir Walter Tyrell Inn is well known for good food, and has a reputable restaurant. It is also well frequented by day trippers walking in the New Forest. The Inn also offers rooms for those wishing to stay.

Just a short walk from here is the Rufus Stone marking the point where King Rufus fell. His body lay unattended for a few days and was then carried to Winchester Cathedral by a local charcoal-burner. Rufus was interred within Winchester Cathedral.

Sir Walter Tyrrell
Brook
LYNDHURST
Hampshire
SO43 7HD