Haven Holiday Homes Isle of Wight
Isle of Wight Holidays
Just 40 minutes away from the mainland on the Isle of Wight ferry, our wide range of self-catering accommodation on the Isle of Wight offers visitors a chance to experience a truly stunning destination. And with 4 holiday parks to choose from, you're never far from the island's beautiful coastline, beaches and top attractions.
Isle of Wight holidays are all about exploring, from pretty walking and cycling routes to amazing water sports and charming market towns. Our caravan parks are located in some of the island's top resorts, including Cowes and Bembridge, as well as the seaside resorts of Shanklin and Sandown.
Caravan & Lodge Holidays on the Isle of Wight
When it comes to caravan holidays on the Isle of Wight, Parkdean Resorts have you covered. You'll find a wide range of comfortable caravans on offer including brand new models for this year, as well as luxury lodges for an extra special stay. Some of our lodges even come with hot tubs for the ultimate relaxing getaway!
Touring & Camping Holidays
Make the most of the island's beautiful scenery with a touring caravan or camping pitch on the Isle of Wight – available at all 4 of our parks.
Glamping Holidays
Camping without compromising on comfort. Our luxury glamping safari tents on the Isle of Wight come kitted out with all the essentials.
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Our Holiday Parks in Isle of Wight
Landguard Shanklin, Isle of Wight
Beach life
Discover the glorious sandy beaches and seaside attractions of nearby Sandown and Shanklin
Double the fun
Enjoy all the facilities at our sister park Lower Hyde, including indoor and outdoor pools
Eat, drink, relax
Find quality family time as you enjoy a meal together at the Granary Restaurant
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Lower Hyde Shanklin, Isle of Wight
Sparkling shores
Feel the sand between your toes, with gorgeous views from Shanklin Beach and Sandown Beach
Splash and swim
Take a dip in the heated outdoor pool with flume, plus children's paddling pool
Two parks in one
Enjoy twice the fun with access to all the facilities at our sister site Landguard
This park offers:
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Touring
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Camping
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Glamping
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Ownership
Nodes Point St Helens, Ryde, Isle of Wight
Adventures on horseback
Enjoy a relaxed trot around the park with a gentle horse ride
Direct beach access
Just a short stroll from your accommodation you'll discover the gorgeous St Helen's Beach
Just keep swimming
The heated indoor pools with paddling pool and waterslide will keep the kids happy
This park offers:
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Touring
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Glamping
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Ownership
Thorness Bay Thorness, Isle of Wight
Slip and slide
Whizz down the slide into the heated indoor fun pool
Laze on the sands
A short stroll will take you to the park's very own sandy bay
Sail away
Visit Cowes, famous for its yacht festival and a wonderful town all year round
This park offers:
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Touring
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Glamping
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Ownership
Isle of Wight Holiday Reviews
Lovely holiday park, living areas were spotless, good facilities and my son loved the children's entertainment!
Hayley - Landguard
Staff were very friendly and helpful. Accommodation was immaculate. Grounds were well-kept. Very child-friendly for our 3 year old. Would definitely go back.
E - Lower Hyde
Absolutely loved it. Beautiful caravan and the clubhouse was entertaining for everyone. Had the best week.
S - Lower Hyde
We all had a lovely holiday. Excellent accommodation, facilities and extremely helpful, friendly staff. Would recommend this resort.
Patricia - Nodes Point
Lovely place, would recommend it to others. Good place for kids, plenty to do and very relaxing.
S - Thorness Bay
What's On Park on the Isle of Wight
Isle of Wight Holidays Inspiration
If you're searching for some more inspiration for things to do on your Isle of Wight holiday, check out our blog! Whether you're keen to discover which are the best beaches to visit, where to find the locals' favourite restaurants or deciding how to spend a day out with the kids, we've got you covered. Isle of Wight holidays aren't short of providing fantastic attractions and gorgeous surroundings to boot, so why not head off park for the day and experience everything the island has to offer?
5 Things To Make Your Trip Memorable
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Dinosaur Isle
Dinosaur-loving kids and curious adults will both enjoy a visit to Dinosaur Isle. This attraction celebrates the island's prehistoric residents and is packed with interesting exhibitions, including real dinosaur remains.
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Isle of Wight Steam Railway
Take a trip on the award-winning Isle of Wight Steam Railway. It's the perfect way to see the island and experience the excitement of the steam age.
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Isle of Wight Zoo
Experience a wild day out at the Isle of Wight Zoo. It's the perfect place to see monkeys, meerkats and more. The zoo also hosts regular events and wildlife encounters.
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Stunning coastal views
From high clifftops and sandy dunes to waving shorelines and charming harbours, you'll be spoilt with scenery when you visit the region's stunning beaches and seaside towns.
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The Needles
What better way to get to the beach than with an unforgettable chairlift ride from the cliff top, and take in amazing views of the Isle of Wight's most famous landmark.
Top places to visit on the Isle of Wight
FAQs about Holidays in Isle of Wight
How much is a camping pitch on the Isle of Wight?
All 4 of our Isle of Wight holiday parks have touring and camping pitches available. Prices per night start from around £7 and vary depending on what type of pitch you choose and the time of year you visit.
Our Standard Pitches at Nodes Point Holiday Park whilst basic, offer great value for money. If you would prefer to have more home comforts such as electric hook-up points or water, our Electric and Serviced Pitches are suitable for both tents and touring caravans but you can expect to pay a little more. Our on park facilities and entertainment passes are included in the price of your pitch.
What are the best attractions on the Isle of Wight?
The Isle of Wight is home to a wide variety of brilliant attractions with something for everyone to enjoy. Some of our favourite days out on the Isle of Wight include:
- The Needles
- Blackgang Chine
- The Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary
- Osborne House
- Dinosaur Isle
- The Isle of Wight Steam Railway
For more information, head to our local attractions page and start planning your days out.
Which holiday parks on the Isle of Wight have WiFi?
We offer free WiFi within selected venues at all 4 of our Isle of Wight holiday parks, making it easy to stay in touch with family and friends during your stay.
Please take into consideration that due to some of our parks' rural locations, you may experience poor signal strength on your mobile phone. If you have any concerns, we would recommend getting in touch with your service provider prior to your holiday.
Which holiday parks on the Isle of Wight are suitable for the disabled?
We provide wheelchair friendly accommodation and facilities at all of our holiday parks on the Isle of Wight. Visit our accessible holidays page for more information, or head to your park's accommodation page and select the 'Wheelchair Friendly' filter.
If you or a member of your group has mobility issues, it is worth considering the terrain of your chosen holiday park. Our flattest park on the Isle of Wight is Landguard and we would recommend this park in particular for anyone with a physical disability. Thorness Bay is located on a hillside, however the main complex of the site is wheelchair friendly. Nodes Point is a relatively flat park, however there is a slope heading towards the beach which may prove difficult to navigate for wheelchair users. Lower Hyde is mostly suitable for disabled guests but there are a few hilly areas. If you have any specific questions, please give our holiday advisors a call on 0330 123 4850.
What are the best times of year to visit the Isle of Wight?
To avoid the hustle and bustle of peak season crowds, spring and autumn are both great times of the year to visit the Isle of Wight. Whilst some attractions may have limited visiting times during winter, many of these reopen around March and stay open until October or even November. Compared to other regions, the Isle of Wight still sees fairly warm temperatures in September and October with average highs of 19 and 16 degrees respectively.
As you would expect, summer is also a fantastic time to visit the Isle of Wight if you're hoping for some warmer weather to take advantage of the region's great beaches. Head to our local attractions page to find out more and start planning your holiday.
Source: https://www.parkdeanresorts.co.uk/location/isle-of-wight/
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