Rook Cliff

Rook Cliff is a tranquil and scenic area located in the New Forest district of Hampshire, in the South East region of England. It is a cliff or slope, standing at a height of 4 meters and is known for its stunning views that extend to Bournemouth in the West and across to the Needles in the South. The area is characterized by its pebbly beach, which is interspersed with occasional shells, making it a delightful spot for both children and adults. The beach is well-maintained and clean, adding to its peaceful atmosphere. The sea at Rook Cliff is notably clean, further enhancing the overall visitor experience. Adding to the charm of the landscape are a collection of colourful beach huts. Rook Cliff is also a popular spot for storm watching, particularly when storms roll up from France and the Bay of Biscay. Despite its many attractions, the beach is not typically crowded, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a serene coastal experience. Accessing the beach involves a steep descent, adding a sense of adventure to the journey. Amenities at Rook Cliff include a food and drink hut and public toilets. Parking is available in two quieter car parks away from the main area of Milford On Sea.