Isle Of Wight

[JustLikeJasper]

Looking to go to the isle of wight May/June this year
2 adults and a 3.5 year old. Can anyone recommend somewhere to stay.

Would need to have a pool (heated if outdoor), good entertainment for 3.5yr old and preferably a lodge/chalet type place not a caravan.
Thank you

Whitecliff Bay is one of the most popular holiday parks on the Isle of Wight.It's near a sandy beach, it's got a huge range of accommodation and most importantly...it was visited by Shane Ritchie for a Channel 5 guide to caravanning.
The adjacent beach is one of my personal favourites on the Isle of Wight, yet we rarely visit because it’s a lot of faff to get to unless you are staying at the holiday park. Incidentally, we lost a pink child’s shoe there about 4 years ago – please drop me an email if you find it.
There’s a ridiculously steep slope to get down to the beach, but if you can cope with that you’ll be able to be use an idyllic sandy beach which doesn’t get too busy. We managed it with a pushchair and a lot of puffing and panting.
In our price comparisons of holiday parks, glamping and camping on the Isle of Wight, Whitecliff Bay was somewhere around the middle - not the cheapest, but certainly not the most expensive. Don't arrive on a Saturday though. Booking a seven day holiday which starts on a weekday is usually much cheaper at Whitecliff Bay.

@Fivemoreminutes1 thank you will look into whitecliff bay, and if we do end up there my first task will be to find a pink shoe!

We also like Whitecliff Bay, as well as Tom's Eco Lodges, and Tiny Homes holidays.

I remember going there with the school and quite fancy it for a little 4 day break. Lots of lovely places to stay but also looking for recommendations.

Best restaurants?
4 tween-agers - things to do?