Long Beech is a campsite situated in the New Forest, England, lying alongside Coalmeer Gutter, a small stream whose waters run cold and clear over fallen beech leaves.

The surrounding Long Beech Inclosure was enclosed in 1775 and is dominated by oak and beech woodland, having largely escaped the conifer planting that affected other nearby enclosures.

The site sits close to Ocknell campsite, which serves as the check-in point for Long Beech.

It is accessible from multiple directions, including via the M27 (junction 1), the A36 from Salisbury, and the A338, with approach routes running along the B3078 and B3079.