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.
Club site
Total pitches: 147
No. hard pitches: 30
Open 21 Mar 2025 to 03 Nov 2025
Earliest arrival time 12:00
Telephone 01983 865385
Facilities
Can I take a motorhome to the Isle of Wight?
Travelling to the Isle of Wight in a motorhome or a caravan is the perfect way to see the area and explore at your leisure. We even offer a special 'Sail and Stay' package break, which you can check out here.
Where can I camp with a tent on the Isle of Wight?
There's no better place to go tent camping on the Isle of Wight, than the beautiful Southland Club campsite, located in Newchurch, near Sandown on the east coast of the island.
Campers will benefit from the excellent on-site facilities including a family-friendly play area and playground, as well as the site being easily accessible to the surrounding area.
Which campsites on the Isle of Wight are dog-friendly?
Southland Club campsite, located in Newchurch near Sandown on the east coast of the island, is dog-friendly and even has a dog walk on site.
Which is the best campsite on the Isle of Wight?
Situated on the outskirts of the small village of Newchurch in the beautiful Arreton Valley, Southland Club Campsite is a great location to enjoy your holiday. Half the island is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and there are over 120 attractions and places of interest for you and your family to visit including the Needles, Carisbrooke Castle and Osborne House.
Southland Club Campsite is a great choice for an Isle of Wight campsite. It has flat, level, well drained meadowland pitches as well as a large playground and play areas. Trees and shrubs punctuate the site layout, giving a peaceful feeling of privacy. The campsite is convenient for all parts of the island, and within easy reach of some of the finest beaches.
Which campsites have electric hook-up on-site?
Southland Club Campsite has eletric hook-up available. For further information on the facilities available at this campsite, please visit our Southland Club Campsite page.
