For a camping holiday, the Isle of Wight is hard to beat.

For quiet relaxation there are country sites, where you'll find a choice of footpaths leading through fields, farms and woods. Some sites adjoin farms where there are friendly farm animals for the children to meet and some are located on the coast, with paths zig-zagging down to deserted coves or sweeping bays of golden sand.

If you prefer a livelier holiday, many camp 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, such as bars, dancing and entertainment, on-site restaurants, beauty salons, children's clubs and supermarkets.

It's an island of contrasts. Rolling downs and broad estuaries in the north give way to the south's sea-beaten cliffs. You're on the Isle of Wight, one of Britains most relaxing retreats. Unspoilt, untamed and calm, we've all you need to wash away your stress and worries.

You can walk, cycle or ride without seeing a car for hours. Our Coastal Path is 67 miles long, whilst our eight inland trails - a network of well-maintained, safe footpaths and bridleways - total over 500 miles.