Pitch up on an island that has welcomed tourists, poets, painters and Royalty for hundreds of years, discover for yourself the miles of beautiful coastline & rolling hills
Camping, Touring & Self-Catering Holidays on the Isle of Wight
Ninham Country Holidays is a family run & award winning holiday park set in an idyllic location for camping, touring & self catering holidays
Located at Ninham Farm, on the beautiful Isle of Wight, the property is surrounded by mature woodland & rolling countryside
Ninham is the perfect base to discover the many sights and attractions of the Island, with footpaths and bridleways leading direct from site, providing delightful walks and cycle routes to some of the Island’s most scenic countryside and beaches
The Isle of Wight’s diverse landscape, of beautiful empty beaches, rolling hills, ancient and grand Victorian architecture, together with one of the best sunshine records in the UK – make it the perfect place for family holidays & weekend getaways
The Isle of Wight
England’s largest island, the Isle of Wight, sits just a short sea crossing over the Solent from the southern mainland coast of the United Kingdom. It has been enjoyed as a holiday and short break destination since the 18th Century and became one of Europe’s most fashionable resort areas after Queen Victoria and her husband Prince Albert chose the Isle of Wight as their family’s home in the 1800s at Osborne House
The Island, as it is known, is just approximately 23 miles long from the most easterly point near Bembridge to the famous landmark of the Needles stacks and lighthouse which sits on its western tip. The internationally renowned sailing town of Cowes sits at the northern point and at the most southerly point is marked by a lighthouse 13 miles away at St Catherine’s. The total area of the Isle of Wight is approximately 147 square miles and almost half has been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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