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Visiting the Isle of Wight on your next holiday? Don’t leave your canine friend behind! We have four holiday parks in the region which offer a range of pet friendly accommodation options. Take your pick from warm and cosy chalets to extra wide caravans. Or, for the ultimate break for you and your dog, book one of our pet friendly lodges at Landguard Holiday Park!
There’s so much to explore on the Isle of Wight, with a huge range of pet friendly attractions near our parks. Admire the views of the famous Needles, explore Robin Hill Country Park or head to one of the dog friendly beaches for a game of fetch… Everything you need for a tail-wagging good time!
Pet Friendly Holiday Parks on the Isle of Wight
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Landguard Holiday Park
Near Shanklin, Isle of Wight, PO37 7PJ
5 mins drive to the beach
Indoor and outdoor pools
Relaxed atmosphere
Pet Friendly
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Lower Hyde Holiday Park
Near Shanklin, Isle of Wight, PO37 7LL
15 mins walk to the beach
Indoor and outdoor pools
Glamping
Pet Friendly
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Nodes Point Holiday Park
Near St Helens, Ryde, Isle of Wight, PO33 1YA
Beach on the doorstep
Indoor pool
Glamping
Pet Friendly
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Thorness Bay Holiday Park
Near Thorness, Nr Cowes, Isle of Wight, PO31 8NJ
Beach on the doorstep
Indoor pool
Glamping
Lively entertainment
Dog Friendly Attractions on the Isle of Wight
The Model Village Godshill
Take a journey back to the 1950s and explore the Isle of Wight of yesteryear - in miniature! From bathing huts to the classic railway.
Goodleaf Tree Climbing
A grand oak tree sits at the heart of a picturesque park, towering 70ft above everything below. So what else to do but climb it!
The Needles
Turquoise seas, spectacular multi-coloured cliffs and a beautiful golden sandy beach, the Needles is much more than a series of iconic rocks.
Appuldurcombe House
Explore an estate designed by Capability Brown - England's most famous landscape architect and enjoy incredible displays at the Falconry Centre.
Ventnor Botanic Garden
With a unique microclimate, these botanic gardens are home to a dazzling array of subtropical plants that flourish outdoors like nowhere else in Britain.
Dimbola Museum and Galleries
Discover the life and work of this free-thinking Victorian woman who pioneered photography as an art form and see exhibits by those she inspired.
Isle of Wight Steam Railway
Breathe in the intoxicating sights, smells and sounds of this grand steam engine as it transports you along a historic railway.
St Helen's Old Church
A lonely reminder of St Helen's Old Church, this mysterious tower makes an imposing sight against the crystal clear waters all around.
Sandown Beach
The classic British day out at the seaside. Break out the bucket and spade, paddle the seashore and sit back and relax in your deckchair.
Robin Hill Country Park
Venture deep into the woodland jungle, hitch a ride on the swinging galleon, or marvel at magnificent birds of prey, all in one wondrous place.
Cowes
With its charming Victorian buildings, Cowes is a town steeped in nautical heritage and a sailing Mecca - but you'll love its relaxed atmosphere too.
The Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary
A wonderful haven for injured or unwanted donkeys - where you can pet, brush or even walk these truly adorable animals.
Shanklin Beach
Just south of Sandown is popular Shanklin Beach - a traditional Victorian seaside resort and one of the best-loved beaches on the Isle of Wight.
St Helen's Beach
Dog-friendly all year round, St Helen's Beach is a haven for those who can't enjoy their holiday without their canine companion by their side.
Ryde Beach
Ryde Beach's powdery sands stretch out so far, the UK's second longest pier had to be constructed on its shore to allow boats to dock.
Ventnor Beach
With vintage beach huts and its own sunny micro-climate, Ventnor Beach offers a curious combination of Victorian relics and notes of the Mediterranean.
Blackgang Chine
From cowboys to fairies to dinosaurs, a world of amazing adventures awaits you at Blackgang Chine - the oldest amusement park in the UK.
Bembridge Beach
A favourite amongst watersports enthusiasts, Bembridge Beach is a fantastic coastal spot to be explored.
Bembridge
This beautiful circular coastal walk features some of the Isle of Wight's most iconic monuments, including Bembridge Windmill, built in the early 1700s and a Grade I listed building.
Freshwater Bay
Head out on this circular walk from Freshwater Bay via Brighstone, traversing a chalk ridge and discovering lovely views across the Solent to the south coast.
Godshill to Ventnor via Niton
Head out on this circular walk from Freshwater Bay via Brighstone, traversing a chalk ridge and discovering lovely views across the Solent to the south coast.
Newport Quay, New Fairlee, Binfield, River Medina
Following an old railway line through pretty woodland and along the Medina River, this easy circular route passes the site of the Ryde Queen paddle steamer.
St Helens & Bembridge
Starting at St Helens and passing via Bembridge Harbour, this circular walk takes you towards Steyne Wood and Whitecliff Bay then back.