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The Isle of Wight may only be 23 miles wide, but it’s one of the most interesting places to spend a holiday in the UK. Striking the perfect balance between peaceful countryside, breathtaking walking trails and bustling coastal towns – all within easy access of one another – the Island’s the perfect place to get away from it all.
Whether you’re an adventurer, nature-lover or just want to sit back, relax and take in the stunning scenery, the Isle of Wight is bursting with unique and quirky places for you to stay. And finding the right accommodation for your trip couldn’t be easier.
Renowned for its spectacular coastline, picture-perfect beaches and enchanting villages, there’s no need to hop on a plane to enjoy a memory-making getaway. We know that not everyone is into the traditional seaside hotel experience, and more and more people are looking for a different kind of accommodation when they go away on holiday.
As you’d expect from such a unique holiday destination, the Isle of Wight offers an eclectic mix of accommodation. Choose from yurts, treehouses, Airstream caravans, quirky old cottages and even castles – we’ve got it all!
As most of the Island is an officially designated Isle of Wight National Landscape (formerly known as Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), it’s worth having a good look around for the most unusual kinds of accommodation. If you thought you’d have to travel hundreds of miles to find Airstream caravans in a wild and isolated location, or to stay in a castle fit for a Queen, you’d be mistaken!
The Isle of Wight is on your doorstep and has every kind of holiday you can imagine. Want to sleep under the stars and wander undeveloped clifftop paths? Or perhaps you fancy staying in a magical yurt in a private woodland? Or a chocolate box cottage with all the necessary amenities? Or even at the castle where Charles I spent the last days of his exile? You can do all of this and more, and always be near stunning coastline and sandy beaches.
So, what kind of unique accommodation would suit you best?
Over the last few years, there’s been an explosion in ‘glamping’ – that is, ‘glamorous camping’. But what makes it different to regular camping? As you’ve probably guessed from the name, it’s basically deluxe camping. You get all of the comforts of a luxury hotel and you get to sleep under the stars – the perfect mix!
Yurts and luxury Lotus bell tents are usually equipped with all mod cons, and extra lovely touches. High quality furnishings, proper beds, lights, heating, WiFi, kitchens – a home away from home, but better! You can expect luxurious king sized beds, yurts big enough for the whole family, high ceilings and a sense of space and light you don’t find in normal tents.
The Isle of Wight has several campsites specialising in glamping and yurts, as well as various hotels offering yurts in their grounds during high season.
There was a time when caravan parks meant one thing, rows and rows of static caravans mingled with touring caravans. And there are still lots of traditional sites on the Isle of Wight, with superior quality caravans and plenty of space to bring your own. But we’re also home to some awesome Airstream caravans, giving your holiday an authentic retro vibe.
Retro Staycations, (pictured below), offer stays in beautifully and tastefully restored Airstream caravans.
From two night stays to long holidays the caravans are classic American Airstream trailers. Restored to keep the original character of the trailer, without compromising on quality, style and holiday comforts, they’re a really unique way to spend your holiday. Fully equipped with kitchens, electricity, hot water and everything you’d expect, they’re surrounded by stunning countryside.
So if you’ve ever pictured yourself in a retro caravan, having a drink and watching the sun set, you’re looking in the right place. A little bit of retro Americana in the most quintessentially English countryside!
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Self-Catering
ISLANDWIDE
For over 45 years, Classic Cottages have been the independent holiday cottage and glamping specialists. Still run and owned by the founding family, we pride ourselves on our local expertise in our areas.
Self-Catering
BEMBRIDGE
Wight Coast Holidays are a local, independent company who offer a range of self-catering holiday homes in Bembridge, Seaview, St Helens, Shanklin, Sandown, Cowes and the West Wight.
Glamping
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 5 Geodesic Domes – all nestled away in the glorious surroundings of Tapnell Farm.
Holiday Village
YARMOUTH
Tapnell Farm is a family owned, award-winning holiday destination set in the beautiful rural West Wight countryside, commanding the most amazing sea views and stunning sunsets!
Home to Tom’s Eco Lodge glamping and farm accommodation, Tapnell Farm…
Glamping
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.
Alternative Accommodation
YARMOUTH
Waterlodges at Yarmouth Harbour offer a comfortable and peaceful retreat, with stunning views of the Solent and easy access to the charming town of Yarmouth.
Glamping
CARISBROOKE
Stay at Windmill Campersite for a unique, quirky glamping experience. The site is located within the centre of the Isle of Wight and has beautiful countryside views all around.
Self-Catering
St Lawrence, VENTNOR
Far Out Caravan Retreat an exclusive place to escape the chaos of daily life. Nestled among the trees, surrounded by roses, wildflowers and wildlife.
Alternative Accommodation
Brading, SANDOWN
Come to the Isle of Wight and hire one of our lovely Campervans. Explore the Island with a different view every day.
Self-Catering
Bembridge
If you are looking for something a little different for your break on the Isle of Wight why not rent a houseboat? With ever changing views and the to-ing and fro-ing of boats in the harbour, the constantly changing vista from Houseboat Islay’s deck…
Self-Catering
BEMBRIDGE
Nestled in the centre of the picturesque Bembridge Harbour, lies Houseboat Eleuthera. With stunning, uninterrupted views across the harbour, Eleuthera is affectionately referred to by her owners as "Ele".
Glamping
Ashey Road, Ashey, RYDE
Come and stay in a genuine American School Bus! Our big yellow bus ‘Texas’ is available for wonderful glamping holidays at the wonderful ‘Retro Staycations’ campsite on a free-range farm overlooking the stunning downs near Ryde on the beautiful Isle…
Self-Catering
Whitwell, VENTNOR
Whitwell Station sits on the former Newport, Godshill & St Lawrence Railway line. Set in nearly 2 acres, overlooking the beautiful village of Whitwell it has commanding views over the southern downs – an Isle of Wight National Landscape (formerly…
Self-Catering
NEWPORT
Our modern and bright self-catering accommodation is set across a range of cottages, a Victorian Dairy barn conversion, a detached modern ranch style-bungalow and gated safari camp, we have been awarded 4* Rosette awarded by Visit England for our…
Glamping
WHITWELL
Sibbecks Farm Glamping is a family run glamping site nestled in the heart of the Isle of Wight National Landscape (formerly known as Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) in the south of the island.
Self-Catering
NORTHWOOD
Tiny Homes Holidays is a unique Tiny House hamlet providing one of the best in greener holidays.
Self-Catering
VENTNOR
Hidden on the south coast of the Island, in an idylic location with fantastic sea views.
Glamping
NEWCHURCH
Experience all the beauty and closeness of nature with all the comforts of a country cottage. Our three beautiful yurts sit in a private field behind The Garlic Farm.
Self-Catering
Yarmouth
A small site comprising of 3 beautifully, hand-crafted, self-catering timber cabins. Each cabin accommodates up to 4 guests.
Self-Catering
GODSHILL
The comfortable accommodation is situated on a working livestock farm in a hamlet near the picturesque village of Godshill in one of the most beautiful parts of the island. Peace and tranquillity are guaranteed.
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