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HOLIDAYS IN THE ISLE OF WIGHT

Escape to the Isle of Wight

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Enjoy lively holidays next to breathtaking coastline

Just a short ferry ride apart from the south of England, the Isle of Wight is an underrated gem perfect for explorers, beach lovers, seafood connoisseurs, and families! Visit popular seaside towns like Shanklin, get lost in nature at Robin Hill Country Park, and walk the dog along gorgeous coastline. With 4 holiday parks to choose from, it’s time to discover every corner of the Isle of Wight!

Top reasons to visit Isle of Wight

Breathtaking coastline

From spectacular chalk rock formations of The Needles to the golden sands of Shanklin beach, soak up the island’s one-of-a-kind scenery.

Family-friendly fun

Enjoy onsite activities and indoor and outdoor swimming pools. Plus, take the kids to Blackgang Chine, the oldest theme park in the UK!

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Local food & drink

Gorge yourself on fresh crab and lobster, fish and chips, and the island’s famous gin. Make sure to bring back some local produce!

Historic towns & villages

From Shanklin to Yarmouth to the county town of Newport, explore scenic towns and villages and get to know the friendly locals.

Map of iconic landmarks at the Isle of Wight

Discover the Isle of Wight with us

Got a location on the island in mind? Take a look at our handy map to figure out the ideal park for you.

For Shanklin and Godshill, stay at: Landguard Holiday Park or Lower Hyde Holiday Park.
For Ryde and Bembridge, stay at: Nodes Point Holiday Park.
For Cowes, stay at: Thorness Bay Holiday Park.

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Shanklin Shanklin offers sandy beaches, charming thatched cottages, and the beautiful Shanklin Chine. Don’t miss the Old Village for some great pubs, restaurants, and cozy shops.

Sandown Sandown is ideal for families, thanks to its long sandy beach, fun pier, and the Dinosaur Isle museum. Enjoy the seaside vibe and plenty of activities for all ages.

Lake Lake is a quieter village nestled between Shanklin and Sandown, offering easy beach access away from the crowds. It's ideal for a peaceful seaside escape.

Ventnor Ventnor boasts a unique microclimate, stunning Botanic Garden, and picturesque beaches. Relax at the Ventnor Haven Fishery and enjoy the charming coastal town atmosphere.

Godshill Godshill is a picture-perfect village with thatched cottages, tea rooms, and the delightful Model Village. It’s a great spot for a leisurely stroll and some afternoon tea.

Brading Brading offers a mix of history and scenery with its Roman Villa and beautiful Brading Down. Explore the quaint village and enjoy the local heritage.

Ryde Ryde is known for its expansive sandy beach and historic pier. It’s great for shopping, dining, and taking in the seaside views along the promenade.

Bembridge Bembridge is a quaint village with a historic windmill, RNLI Lifeboat Station, and lovely coastal walks. Perfect for a peaceful day out by the sea.

Newport Newport, the island’s county town, features Carisbrooke Castle, the Museum of Island History, and plenty of shops. It’s a hub of activity and history.

Cowes Cowes is world famous for yachting events and maritime history. Stroll through the vibrant town, visit the maritime museum, or just enjoy the lively waterfront.

East Cowes Cowes is world famous for yachting events and maritime history. Stroll through the vibrant town, visit the maritime museum, or just enjoy the lively waterfront.

Gurnard Gurnard is a small coastal village with a scenic beach, sailing club, and lovely coastal walks. It’s a perfect spot for a relaxing seaside day.

Yarmouth Yarmouth is a historic port town with a charming harbor and Yarmouth Castle. It’s a great spot for exploring, with ferries connecting to the mainland.

Seaview Seaview is a charming seaside village with stunning views, the Seaview Wildlife Encounter, and quiet beaches. Perfect for a tranquil day by the sea.

St Helens St Helens, near Bembridge, features a scenic village green and St Helens Duver beach. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and lovely coastal walks.

Wootton Bridge Wootton Bridge offers scenic views of Wootton Creek and woodlands. Don’t miss the Isle of Wight Steam Railway for a nostalgic trip through beautiful countryside.

Whippingham Whippingham is known for St. Mildred’s Church, designed by Prince Albert. It’s a charming village with close ties to the history of Osborne House.

Shalfleet Shalfleet is a picturesque village with the historic New Inn pub and nearby Newtown National Nature Reserve. Ideal for a peaceful countryside retreat.

A coastal road on the Isle of Wight with the famous white cliffs visibile in the distance

April High/Low (°C): 12° / 6°

April weather in Isle of Wight

A view along a beach with cliffs in the distance on the Isle of Wight

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May weather in Isle of Wight

A view over the grassy coastline and white cliffs of the Isle of Wight on a summer day

June High/Low (°C): 17° / 12°

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An aerial view of a spectacular white cliff headland on the Isle of Wight on a summer day

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A family walking along the coast on the Isle of Wight

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August weather in Isle of Wight

Views over the cliffs of Freshwater Bay on the Isle of Wight

September High/Low (°C): 18° / 12°

September weather in Isle of Wight

A landscape of the coast along the Isle of Wight on an October day

October High/Low (°C): 15° / 9°

October weather in Isle of Wight

Explore Parks

Our holiday parks in the Isle of Wight

Landguard Holiday Park

Highlights: indoor and outdoor pools, Shanklin nearby and cycling hotspot.

A stunning countryside park just a short drive to the beach.

Landguard is perfect for: couples in need of a relaxing break, explorers and families with young kids.
Towns, landmarks, and things to do nearby: Shanklin, Sandown and Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary.

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Lower Hyde Holiday Park

Highlights: short drive to beach, outdoor pool with waterslide and Shanklin nearby.

A picturesque coastal park just minutes away from Shanklin town and beach.

Lower Hyde is perfect for: families with kids and couples.
Towns, landmarks, and things to do nearby: Shanklin, Sandown and Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary.

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Nodes Point Holiday Park

Highlights: on the beach, indoor pool and harbours nearby.

Close to Priory Bay beach, with stunning woodland and coastal views.

Nodes Point is perfect for: couples in need of a relaxing break and families with young kids.
Towns, landmarks, and things to do nearby: St Helens Duver, Seaview, Priory Bay beach and Ryde.

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Thorness Bay Holiday Park

Highlights: indoor pool with waterslide, nearby coves and short drive to beach.

Perched on a hillside by the coast, take in seaside views as well as rolling countryside.

Thorness Bay is perfect for: families with kids, couples and explorers.
Towns, landmarks, and things to do nearby: Thorness Bay beach, Cowes, Newtown National Nature Reserve and Newport.

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Theme park adventures Blackgang Chine - the UK's oldest amusement park - is a must do. A quirky and iconic day out!

Thrilling water sports Try kayaking or paddleboarding at Freshwater Bay, perfect for older kids who love water sports.

Visit local museums Discover fascinating exhibits, interactive displays & hands-on activities.

Cycle through the countryside Take an active day out cycling scenic trails, like the Red Squirrel Trail.

Discover historic gems Step back in time at historic spots like Carisbrooke Castle.

Stroll along coastal landmarks Explore The Needles and enjoy breathtaking views and the iconic Alum Bay with its colourful sands.

Get a glimpse into royal life Discover Queen Victoria’s summer retreat Osborne House, with its elegant gardens and seaside views.

Watch tranquil sunsets Watch the sunset over St Helens Duver harbor, with scenic views and a peaceful, romantic atmosphere.

Sample local wine Taste local wines and enjoy vineyard views at Adgestone, one of England’s oldest commercial wineries.

Picnic at scenic spots Relax with a picnic in peaceful, lush grounds, like Ventnor Botanic Gardens or Mottistone Gardens.

Day trips to adventure parks Adventure parks like Robin Hill offer gentle rides, woodland play areas, and family-friendly shows.

Farmyard fun Enjoy a day of fun with hands-on animal encounters, tractor rides and interactive activities.

Build sandcastles Spend the day building sandcastles and paddling in shallow waters on the sandy, family-safe beach.

Sunny strolls Enjoy a gentle, toddler-friendly walk with views of the harbour and plenty of open space for play.

Steam train rides Take a nostalgic train ride through beautiful countryside, perfect for little ones who love trains.

Dog-friendly beaches Walk scenic, dog-friendly trails with stunning coastal views and unspoiled natural beauty.

Play fetch at the beach Enjoy long walks and let your dog play along the sandy shores of this dog-friendly beach.

Explore coastal paths Stroll through open coastal spaces with plenty of room for your dog to roam and explore safely.

Picnic at scenic spots Relax in this quiet, dog-friendly area while enjoying views of the estuary and its wildlife.

Scenic nature walks Walk the iconic Tennyson Trail, offering spectacular views and open spaces for energetic pups.

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23 of our parks were proudly awarded a Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice Award in 2024. 1 of these is in the Isle of Wight.

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Why choose Parkdean Resorts?

Our comfortable accommodation caters to all groups and budgets, from modern caravans to spacious, homely lodges - complete with hot tubs! From the moment you arrive, you can relax at ease knowing a friendly face, on-site amenities and family-friendly activities and entertainment are on your doorstep.