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Isle of Wight Camping is one of the best ways to experience the Island, and to make things easier for you, we have compiled a wide selection of camping and caravan accommodation for you to choose from. With over half the Island designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it's an ideal place to get close to nature. For quiet relaxation there are country camping sites, where you'll find a choice of footpaths leading through fields, farms and woods.
Some Isle of Wight campsites have fishing lakes and others adjoin farms, where there are friendly farm animals for the children to meet. Appuldurcombe Gardens Holiday Park has a range of great features and facilities and is situated next to a tranquil meadow, perfect for taking the dog for a walk and exploring the Island's countryside. The Orchards Holiday Caravan and Camping Park is based in Newbridge, just a short car journey from Newport and Yarmouth - as well as a bus route connecting the site to the rest of the Island. The Orchards was awarded the Practical Caravan and Practical Motorhome "Best site for Families" for 2017.
Some of the best deals to stay on the Isle of Wight, are when you book the ferry with your accommodation. Have a look at our ferry inclusive accommodation page to find out more. If you prefer a few more home comforts why not opt for 'glamping' in a yurt, complete with woodburning stove and shower room. If you prefer a livelier holiday, many caravan and camping sites are within easy reach of the main resort towns and beaches and some are part of a larger holiday park complex, where campers can enjoy the benefits of additional facilities.
If you are searching for somewhere to pitch your tent during your Isle of Wight holiday or short break, then look no further. Below you can browse a list of a range of all the campsites and holiday parks on the Island that have camping pitches available - for further information on tariffs and facilities click the individual listings.
Touring caravans have always been a very popular choice of holiday in the UK, and the Isle of Wight's long standing history as a holiday destination means we have a number of well established caravan parks with excellent facilities. Hook up electricity, water points and hard standing pitches are offered at many of the campsites and holiday parks across the Island.
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Over the past few years holidaymakers across the globe have been going crazy for glamorous camping – aka – ‘glamping’. Glamping is the perfect camping alternative and offers those looking to relax and enjoy the great outdoors a base that’s more of a home from home, rather than a simple tent with a groundsheet and sleeping bags.
There are many glamping sites on the Isle of Wight which offer a huge range of alternatives to standard tents including yurts (circular tents which originate from Eastern Europe), safari tents, eco pods and cabins. If you’re looking for something really quirky, try a week in a beautifully decorated vintage airstream trailer or a weekend out and about exploring the landscape in a VW camper rental. Many of the yurts, safari tents and other static types of glamping come with wooden flooring, heating, sofas, double beds and other items you wouldn’t want to sacrifice on a normal camping trip.
Tom's Eco Lodge, one of the Island's largest glamping providers, offers a range of high quality safari tents and cabins – whilst you're there be sure to pay a visit to the very free range, ex-battery chickens to see if they've laid you some eggs for breakfast!
And Glamping the Wight Way offers a unique way to stay, overlooking the River Yar - offering the perfect escape to help you unwind.
Thinking of coming over for one of the Isle of Wight’s major music festivals? The Isle of Wight Festival glamping site sits away from the masses of standard camping tents and provide an element of luxury for music lovers. From pods to tipis, choose your very own glamping pitch to make your musical pilgrimage a little more luxurious. Head back to the yurt, safari tent or tipi and relax and unwind after an exhausting day of exploring and partying.
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NEWBRIDGE
The Orchards Holiday Park is a family owned, friendly park, in a rural location in Newbridge, West Wight. There are over 120 touring pitches, 64 holiday caravans, private guest house and holiday home ownership all in 15 acres of grounds. The…
WROXALL
Award winning family run 5 star Holiday Park, located within an area of outstanding nature beauty, situated within the former grounds of an historic House. We provide Self catering units, Touring and Camping.
FRESHWATER
Family camping in a quiet, rural area with magnificent sea and downland views. Located on the outskirts of Freshwater village, 2 miles from Yarmouth ferry port and the Needles.
YARMOUTH
Award-winning Tom’s Eco Lodge takes Glamping to the next level with 5 beautiful Safari Tents, 2 Wooden Cabins, 2 Modulogs, 2 Pods and NEW for 2021, 5 Geodesic Domes – all nestled away in the glorious surroundings of Tapnell Farm.
YARMOUTH
Family Glamping. 4 extra large & luxurious safari tents with river views. Each having 3 separate bedrooms, slipper bath & outdoor shower plus 2 loos. 5 min walk to the pub.
EAST COWES
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A family run park situated in the Island's most famous town of Cowes - Waverley Park has direct access to the promenade east of the River Medina and enjoys panoramic views over Cowes Harbour and the Solent. At…
WOOTTON BRIDGE
Set in 12 acres of quiet and secluded countryside, bordering large wood with scenic walks, within 5 minutes easy walking distance of Wootton village, shops, pubs and takeaways. 5 minutes from Fishbourne ferry.
NEWPORT
The Corf Scout campsite is off the A3054 near the village of Shalfleet, to the north west of the Island. There are 30 individual campsites of various sizes set in 23 acres of oakwood.
ST HELENS
Family run camping park in picturesque rural setting close to the beaches and rolling downland.
WHITWELL
Sibbecks Farm Glamping is a family run glamping site nestled in the heart of the Isle of Wight's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the south of the island.
BEMBRIDGE
Whitecliff Bay is a true hidden gem and boasts its own stunning secluded beach, too many activities to choose from and evenings full of excellent entertainment.
BEMBRIDGE
Whitecliff Bay is a true hidden gem and boasts its own stunning secluded beach, too many activities to choose from and evenings full of excellent entertainment.
YARMOUTH
Camp Wight offers a relaxed and low density woodland camping and glamping experience, with camp fires, in the West Wight.
ST HELENS
With direct access to the beach, Priory Bay is just a short stroll away from Nodes Point Holiday Park, meaning you can laze on the sands, take the kids for a rock pool adventure or even the chance to go horse-riding.
SHANKLIN
Nestled in the woodland between the resorts of Shanklin and Sandown, Landguard Holiday Park allows you to escape from the hustle and bustle in this relaxed atmosphere.
SHANKLIN
Tucked away beside the seaside town of Shanklin, this wooded park offers a scenic location with plenty of outdoor activities to keep everyone entertained.
THORNESS
Spread across glorious countryside on the north of the island, Thorness Bay Holiday Park offers the opportunity to get back to nature with spectacular views over the Solent and its own private bay a short walk away.
BRIGHSTONE
We are a small family run working farm. One of the few unspoilt non-commercialised coastal sites with unpolluted sea air, situated on the beautiful south-western coast, with easy access to a sandy beach and picturesque views.
Freshwater
Very quiet, well off the main road. Working farm with free-range hens, ducks and single suckler cows.National trust and SSSI area. Chalk downland cliff walks with a wealth of flora and fauna. 10 minutes' walk to safe sandy beach.
ST HELENS
Beautiful views of Bembridge Harbour and National Trust Common. On our small park, we cater for everyone wishing for a peaceful holiday in clean, quality accommodation.
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