Direct Holiday Homes

Caravan Description

Our caravan at Sandhills, offers a peaceful holiday retreat with captivating views and a private beach. The caravan itself benefits from having a sea view of this wonderful bay.

This 35' x 12 ' caravan has three bedrooms and sleeps eight guests in one double bedroom, two twin bedrooms and a double pull-out bed in the living area. Pillows and duvets are included, but please bring your own pillow cases, duvet covers, sheets, tea towels and personal towels.

A more than fully equipped kitchen area includes a full gas cooker, microwave, cafetiere, toaster, fridge with freezer compartment and many utensils. There is plenty of cupboard and worktop space available. An iron and ironing board is provided too.

The spacious living/dining area contains a table with seating, a coffee table and plenty of comfortable seating, plus a TV and DVD player with a selection of DVDs for all ages. Some books and board games are also provided.

We have a shower room with shower and wash basin, with a toilet in a separate room, complete with hand basin.

Outside on the decking we have rattan seating, which is ideal for breakfast in the morning or a glass of wine in the evening. There is also a storage box containing outdoor games, folding seats, a windbreaker and beach accessories.

Car parking is allowed next to the caravan.

The caravan has double glazing and central heating in all rooms.

All gas and electric is included.



Location

The caravan is perfectly located on Sandhills Holiday Park and its position is ideal for a short walk down to the private bay, or delightful cliff top and coastal walks towards Sandown and Bembridge, with café and pub stops along the way.

Sandhills Holiday Park has a well-stocked shop in reception, along with a children’s play area close by.

From our own experience you can never go wrong with the many wonderful places to eat on your visit to the Island, including those that offer seafood platters, home cooked specialities and variety. We are more than happy to recommend places to eat.

There is so much to see and do on the Isle of Wight, including Zoos, gardens, stately homes, theme parks, delightful quaint villages to wander around and shops and museums. If more active, the glorious beach rides on horseback, coasteering and sailing etc.

The Isle of Wight hosts many music and food festivals too.

The Island also benefits from a great regular bus service, stretching across the island - so good for those without a car or you may just feel like leaving your vehicle behind and relaxing in an open top bus taking in the views.

Prices and Availability

Any date periods marked in Bold are special offer late deals

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