Isle of Wight Club Campsites

The needles off the coast of Isle of Wight

From our Isle of Wight campsites you’ll be able to explore England’s largest island and take advantage of beautiful coastlines, sandy beaches and a variety of attractions that make this location a popular holiday spot for all ages and interests.

Only a short ferry crossing from Hampshire's port city of Southampton, the Isle of Wight has over 60 miles of beautiful and stunning coastline, rugged and unspoilt. With great weather in the summer to enjoy the numerous walking and cycling routes throughout the island. There are several amazing and safe beaches for the family to visit along with a variety of leisure activities for the whole family to explore. Discover more campsites in Southern England

Ferry offers

Members can save 5% off selected saver fares with Red Funnel, 20% off economy caravan rates and 50% off economy motorhome rates on Wightlink ferry crossings. Find out more.

Sail & Stay breaks from just £193

Our popular Sail & Stay breaks are great value and we're pleased to offer them again for 2025. Our combined deals include return ferry crossings to the Isle of Wight and a stay at our Southland Club Campsite for four nights or more. To find out more click here.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Isle of Wight Sail & Stay breaks

Take advantage of our Sail & Stay offers and enjoy ferry crossings and a stay of four nights or more at our Southland Club Campsite.

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The Needles lighthouse off the coast of the Isle of Wight

Bike packing on the Isle of Wight

A bike-packing adventure on an e-bike around the Isle of Wight using quiet roads and the bike-friendly.

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Tourists gathered at Stonehenge, a prehistoric megalithic structure on the Salisbury Plan in Wiltshire.

Top sites near English Heritage locations

Explore the mysteries of historic sites near our Club campsites.

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A group of people fossil hunting on the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site on the English Channel coast of southern England.

Fossil hunting on the Jurassic Coast

Discover archaeological treasures after high tide along the Jurassic Coast and enjoy the fascinating history of Lyme Regis beach.

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