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  4. Getting to the Isle of Wight
  5. Inspiration for your next getaway
  6. Events and attractions

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Camping on the Isle of Wight

If camping is all about being at one with nature and reconnecting with wildlife, then the Isle of Wight is the perfect place to do it.

Around half the Island is designated as a National Landscape and there are so many ways to explore the gorgeous countryside you’ll find yourself in, whether it’s tacking one of many walking trails or hitting a stunningly-scenic cycle trail. That’s only one of the reasons why the Isle of Wight was voted UK Holiday Destination of the Year in 2020.

And with our three convenient ferry routes, we can get you there in no time at all.

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Heathfield Farm Camping

Heathfield Farm, located in Freshwater, West Wight, is a small and friendly, family-owned campsite open all year round. Its rural setting offers nine acres of unspoilt countryside, with 75 pitches providing generous space.

Heathfield Farm Camping

Parkdean Resorts Thorness Bay Holiday Park

Get back to nature with this beautiful countryside location. Situated on the north side of the Isle of Wight, with stunning views over The Solent, a beautiful countryside location and a beach on your doorstep, you know you’re in for an incredible holiday at Thorness Bay.

Parkdean Resorts Thorness Bay Holiday Park

Windmill Campersite

Looking for a more unique camping experience on the Isle of Wight? Windmill Campersite may be the place you’re looking for. Situated in the heart of the Island next to Carisbrooke Castle, this small family run business offers a range of quirky options to stay in.

Windmill Campersite

Why choose Wightlink?

  • We have big ambitions for a greener future, starting with our flagship hybrid ferry, Victoria of Wight

  • We're the leading cross-Solent ferry operator with up to 100 sailings per day over three routes

  • Spacious passenger lounges, outside sun decks, Isle of Wight-sourced food and Costa outlets

  • Flexible booking amendments if your plans ever change

Victoria of Wight sailing alone in the Solent

IOW camping and caravan sites

No matter your preference – whether you’re into glamping, prefer bringing your own campervan or motorhome or simply want somewhere to pitch your tent – there are loads of Isle of Wight campsites and holiday parks that can cater for you.

We’ve picked out three of our favourites below but you can find many more on our Explorer interactive map.

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Wightlife Stay

Introducing Wightlife Stay, your free essential guide to Isle of Wight accommodation. We\’ve teamed up with many of the Island\’s leading accommodation providers to bring you loads of info and inspiration on your perfect holiday home from home.

Find details on un-packed holiday parks, as well as secluded cottages, quality campsites and seaside hotels.  Award-winning accommodation is now at your fingertips.

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    • Getting to the Isle of Wight

    Getting to the Island couldn’t be easier. We’re your link to your Isle of Wight camping and caravanning trip, with three convenient routes and a fleet of comfortable ferries, packed with amenities. Find out why travelling with Wightlink is your best choice.

    Whether you’re looking to get away from it all, treat your taste buds to some incredible food, to create some everlasting family memories or simply get stuck-in with the many events held on the Island, we get can get you there in style.

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    Inspiration for your next getaway

    The Isle of Wight is idyllic all year round, whether you visit under the blue sky of Summer or the orange of autumn. Find inspiration for whenever you choose to visit in our seasonal guides below.

    A person in a red coat and hat throwing autumn leaves in the air in a forest of the Isle of Wight

    Autumnal adventures

    The Isle of Wight is a great place to visit in the autumn. The countryside transforms from green to reds, russets and golds and it’s the perfect time to enjoy the great outdoors. So start planning your autumn break itinerary with our handy guide to the top things to do…

    Read our guide to Isle of Wight experiences in the autumn

    Read out guide to Isle of Wight experiences in the autumn
    A couple walking in the Isle of Wight countryside in spring time

    Spring breaks

    Getting away in the springtime can really lift your spirits. The Isle of Wight is bursting with life at this time of year and can make a great countryside escape. Take a look at our top things to do on the Island this spring…

    Read our blog full of spring break ideas

    Read our blog full of spring break ideas
    A family walking across a sandy beach with the sun and a pier in the background, Isle of Wight

    Family summer escapes

    Make family memories to last a lifetime on the Isle of Wight this summer. With attractions galore, long sandy beaches, dinosaur fossils and the best ice cream EVER, your children will thank you for years to come.

    Read our guide to the top summer family experiences on the Island

    Read our guide to the top summer family experiences on the Island

    Events and attractions

    You won’t be stuck for something to do on the Isle of Wight. Across the Island are attractions for all tastes, from royal homes to steam railways, and there’s a great calendar of events going on across the year. Our interactive Explorer map can help you build your ideal camping holiday itinerary.

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    A fountain in front of a sandstone-coloured building, Osborne House on the Isle of Wight