The Red Lion Inn

The Red Lion Inn is a pub located in Boldre, a village in the New Forest district of Hampshire, England, in the United Kingdom. It is a local hospitality business serving the Boldre area and the wider New Forest, a region known for its national park landscape and visitor trade. The pub operates under the common British inn name "The Red Lion," one of the most widespread pub names in England, and its own identity is tied to its specific village location rather than to a large chain or corporate group. Its website is redlionboldre.co.uk, indicating that it presents itself as a village pub rooted in the Boldre community. As a pub, its core offering is on-premises food and drink, typically including cask ales, wines, spirits and a pub food menu, alongside the social function of a local inn. The available evidence establishes its location in Boldre, New Forest, Hampshire, England, UK, but does not provide details such as its founding date, ownership, or specific facilities. It should therefore be treated as a small, place-based hospitality brand rather than a national or international commercial brand.

The Red Lion Inn is a pub in Boldre, in the New Forest district of Hampshire, England, in the United Kingdom. The available evidence does not record a founding date, ownership history, or major events. Its history is therefore best understood as that of a village inn bearing one of England's most common pub names, "The Red Lion," and located in a village within the New Forest, a region long associated with hospitality and visitor trade. The pub's website, redlionboldre.co.uk, presents it as a Boldre-based establishment. No further verified historical detail is available in the supplied evidence.

A village pub in Boldre, New Forest, Hampshire, serving local residents and visitors.

• Pub food

• Cask ale

• Wine

• Spirits

1. 1The Red Lion Inn — Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2The Red Lion Inn official websiteredlionboldre.co.uk