Things to do near Nodes Point Holiday Park

A lonely reminder of St Helen's Old Church, this mysterious tower makes an imposing sight against the crystal clear waters all around.

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!

Leave the golden shores of Sandown Beach behind and head out into the clear, open sea with a memorable trip paddleboarding or kayaking!

Delve into Britain's Roman past in the historic ruins of this villa, with its staggeringly well-preserved mosaics and an extensive collection of artefacts.

Step back 120 million years and discover the extraordinary creatures that once called the Isle of Wight home at Dinosaur Isle!

A home to the world's most spectacular big cats - admire a stunning white tiger, an iconic African lion or a graceful jaguar.

Witness the awesome speed of the peregrine falcon and admire the magical beauty of the barn owl at Haven Falconry.

A special sanctuary for rescued monkeys that lets you get up close and personal with beautiful gibbons, marmosets and capuchins.

Wander through 23 acres of beautiful countryside and appreciate the beauty of this island - oh and did we mention you'll be escorting a llama!

Breathe in the intoxicating sights, smells and sounds of this grand steam engine as it transports you along a historic railway.

The spectacular holiday home of Queen Victoria is one of the island's most popular attractions, with lavish staterooms and suites just waiting to be explored.

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.

Turquoise seas, spectacular multi-coloured cliffs and a beautiful golden sandy beach, the Needles is much more than a series of iconic rocks.

Start your engines! Compete with your friends, outrun your family and race to the top of the leader board at this fantastically fun karting track.

Sun, salt and sand - surfing is one of the most invigorating sports, so learn how to become a pro at this mobile surf school!

Sandwiched between Seaview and St Helens is hidden gem Priory Bay. An east-facing beach, this unspoilt, secluded bay is best enjoyed in the mornings where it is awash with sunshine.

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'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.

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.

With vintage beach huts and its own sunny micro-climate, Ventnor Beach offers a curious combination of Victorian relics and notes of the Mediterranean.

Thorness Bay is a secluded and private bay, just a short stroll from Thorness Bay Holiday Park, which enjoys direct access to the shore.