Caravan hire Isle of Wight - Ryde
Nodes Point Holiday Park - Isle of Wight
Spacious 8 berth, 3 bedroom caravan with fantastic sea view for hire on Nodes Point Holiday Park in Ryde on the lovely Isle of Wight.
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Caravan Description
Spacious 8 berth, 3 bedroom caravan with fantastic sea view for hire on Nodes Point Holiday Park in Ryde on the lovely Isle of Wight.
The caravan comprises of one double bedroom, two twin bedrooms and a double pull-out sofa bed in the lounge, so the caravan can comfortably sleep 8 guests.
There is a bathroom with wash basin and a 1/2 size bath with shower above. The separate toilet also has a hand basin.
Allocated parking is available.
Entertainment passes are not included in our rental rates but are available at Reception (pay separately - £7.99 child and £9.99 adult).
Location
From Nodes Point Holiday Park there is direct access to the beach and National Trust land where kids can have an exciting time crabbing in the rock pools, fishing or generally having fun in the water. It’s a great location for all those paddelboarding lovers! There’s also a beautiful hidden beach at Priory Bay, where the sands are soft to the touch on your feet. Baywatch Restaurant and Café is located on the Duver, which just a 5 minute walk via the holiday park. Stop for a coffee or leisurely drink, take in the atmosphere, then enjoy a walk across the causeway to Bembridge Harbour.
St. Helens village is a short 10 minute walk away, where you will find 2 restaurants, a tea room and a friendly local pub called The Vine, serving excellent home from home cooking with reasonably priced food and live music most weekends.
For walkers there is direct access to the coastal path from Nodes Point Holiday Pak.
Near the entrance there is an excellent bus service to Ryde, Sandown and Newport.
A short 10 minute drive takes you to Tesco where you can get all your shopping. The island's largest town, Ryde is just 4 miles away; a hub for shopping and dining, the resort features a gigantic ribbon of golden sand and all the classic seaside attractions. If you're seeking greater thrills, visit Goodleaf Tree Climbing and ascend a 70ft high oak tree or enjoy racing action at Wight Karting.
Elsewhere, the Isle of Wight Steam Railway is the genteel way to witness the island's splendid countryside.
Other local attractions include Osborne House, Robin Hill Country Park and the donkey sanctuary, plus plenty to entertain the entire family.
The Wi-Fi in the complex area will help you stay connected.
Prices and Availability
Any date periods marked in Bold are special offer late deals
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About the Area
From Nodes Point Holiday Park there is direct access to the beach and National Trust land where kids can have an exciting time crabbing in the rock pools, fishing or generally having fun in the water. It’s a great location for all those paddelboarding lovers! There’s also a beautiful hidden beach at Priory Bay, where the sands are soft to the touch on your feet. Baywatch Restaurant and Café is located on the Duver, which just a 5 minute walk via the holiday park. Stop for a coffee or leisurely drink, take in the atmosphere, then enjoy a walk across the causeway to Bembridge Harbour.St. Helens village is a short 10 minute walk away, where you will find 2 restaurants, a tea room and a friendly local pub called The Vine, serving excellent home from home cooking with reasonably priced food and live music most weekends.
For walkers there is direct access to the coastal path from Nodes Point Holiday Pak.
Near the entrance there is an excellent bus service to Ryde, Sandown and Newport.
A short 10 minute drive takes you to Tesco where you can get all your shopping. The island's largest town, Ryde is just 4 miles away; a hub for shopping and dining, the resort features a gigantic ribbon of golden sand and all the classic seaside attractions. If you're seeking greater thrills, visit Goodleaf Tree Climbing and ascend a 70ft high oak tree or enjoy racing action at Wight Karting.
Elsewhere, the Isle of Wight Steam Railway is the genteel way to witness the island's splendid countryside.
Other local attractions include Osborne House, Robin Hill Country Park and the donkey sanctuary, plus plenty to entertain the entire family.
The Wi-Fi in the complex area will help you stay connected.
At-a-Glance Tick List
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