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Caravan Description

Our lovely Atlas Mirage, 28’ x 10’ caravan to let on Sandhills Holiday Park is in a decent condition and is within a few minutes’ walk of the beautiful sandy beach of Whitecliff Bay.

A private slipway winds down to the sheltered beach, with Bembridge Ledge to the left and Culver Down to the right.

Facilities in our luxury caravan to let, include a fully equipped kitchen with full sized gas cooker, fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster. All gas and electricity costs are included in the tariff.

The main lounge has a large, comfortable, wrap-around seating area, a flat-screen TV and DVD player, along with a separate dining area. From the large picture window you can watch the sea and the boats that ply the waters.

As well as accessing the galley/living space, the entranceway leads to the bathroom, which contains a walk-in shower, WC and wash basin, as well as both bedrooms.

The roomy main double bedroom comes complete with storage and dressing table and the second bedroom has two single beds. All beds are supplied with duvet and pillows. Covers can be provided for a small charge should you need them. The living room offers additional sleeping via a double pull-out bed that is situated under the middle seating area of the sofa.

Outside there is decking to the front of the caravan, together with table and chairs where you can sit and admire the view of the bay. Parking is available next to the caravan.

We ask that you bring your own towels.

We do provide beach chairs, a parasol, windbreak, picnic rug, buckets and spades, fish nets, sand toys, balls, bats and more to make your time on the beach and elsewhere more enjoyable.

Bookings & Conditions

Unfortunately NO pets are allowed – this is a site rule.

Although the lettings are normally Saturday to Saturday, we are happy to accommodate different days if at all possible. Please contact with details.

A Booking Form and our Terms and Conditions form will be sent to you if your dates are available. Your dates will be held temporarily until the completed Booking Form is returned, together with the required non-refundable deposit.

Discounted ferry tickets are available on Red Funnel and Wightlink crossings upon request. We have seen this save our guests over £100 at the height of season, so please do check with us to see what we can do for you.

Location

Privately owned Sandhills Holiday Park is a quiet site set in an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’.

A short drive away in Ryde is a large Tesco Extra and for those without a car, the bus stop is only a short walk away.

For those wanting to eat out, the Wonky Café is situated at the bottom of the slipway where you are sure to receive a warm welcome. The café is open every day from 9am to 5pm. A short walk away is the Propeller Inn, which offers pub dining every day except Monday. In addition, Bembridge and Brading are within easy reach offering numerous other options.

On site, Sandhills Holiday Park offers a reception/shop, that provides general provisions, newspapers, gifts, souvenirs, cards, postcards and beach goods. There is also a launderette and children’s play area.

Sandhills Holiday Park is ideally situated for walkers, with numerous walks available including the coastal path up Culver Down. The private slipway leads down to sheltered, sandy, Whitecliff beach which is perfect for swimming, building sandcastles, crabbing, exploring rock pools or just sunbathing.

The closest village is Bembridge, believed by some to be the largest village in England, which had the honour of winning Village of the Year 2019 in the Countyfile Magazine Awards.

The Isle of Wight (The Island as it is known locally) is the largest English Island, but also a county in its own right.

As a county, it is one of the smallest (at almost 150 square miles) and least densely populated (less than 1000/square mile) in England, with around 60 miles of coastline. Just over half of The Island is designated as the 'Isle of Wight Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'.

The Island has been a popular holiday destination since Victorian times, when it became home to poets Algernon Charles Swinburne and Alfred Lord Tennyson, as well as the favourite holiday destination of Queen Victoria, who built Osborne House as her summer residence.

Home to the famous Isle of Wight Festival, which was first held in 1968, the world’s first radio station (at The Needles Battery), the hovercraft and Britain's first space rockets, The Island is rich in maritime and industrial tradition.

Walking and cycling are popular pursuits.

The are many things to see and do on The Island, including Isle of Wight Zoo, Carisbrooke Castle, Osborne House, The Needles and many chines and beaches. Alum Bay with its coloured sands, Blackgang Chine, Robin Hill theme parks and the Isle of Wight Steam Railway are also popular places to visit.

Prices and Availability

Any date periods marked in Bold are special offer late deals

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