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Rodgebrook Farm

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50.712°N, 1.353°W
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The lane narrows into Devon red earth and high hedges, and suddenly you're pulling into a working farm where the rhythm is still set by the seasons, not the booking calendar.

This is a quiet spot for campervan and caravan tourers who want something unpretentious — a proper farm stay in the South West without the bells and whistles. It's not a sprawling holiday park, just honest pitches on farmland where you're more likely to hear tractors than entertainment teams. Dog owners should ask ahead about bringing their four-legged friends along, and the campfire question is worth checking when you arrive — rules can shift depending on the time of year and how dry it's been.

Facilities aren't listed in detail, so it's worth ringing before you set off to confirm what's actually onsite — this feels like the kind of place where what you see is what you get, and expectations are best set beforehand. The vibe is low-key and rural, suited to anyone who just wants a field, some peace, and the particular stillness that only a working farm can offer.

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European walking route E9, Isle of Wight alternative

Traces the scenic Isle of Wight coastline as part of the long-distance E9 path, mixing clifftop sections with gentler beachside stretches—terrain varies from flat promenades to moderate coastal inclines with some steps. Not suitable for buggies; challenging for very young children due to length and uneven surfaces. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near cliff edges and livestock. Rewards you with sweeping Solent views, Victorian seaside towns, and dramatic chalk headlands rarely seen from mainland

Hiking route
2.06 km from campsite

Estuary Newtown Walk, Isle of Wight

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Meanders through National Trust saltmarsh and woodland on mostly flat, well-maintained paths around Newtown's tranquil estuary. Suitable for confident walkers with older children, though some sections can be muddy and narrow for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near bird reserves. Excellent for birdwatching year-round, with stunning coastal views and quiet wooded stretches offering a peaceful escape into one of the island's most unspoilt nature reserves.

Dogs welcomeHiking routeLocal network
3.37 km from campsite
Route length: 5.8 km
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Isle of Wight Coastal Path

Circumnavigates the entire Isle of Wight with spectacular sea views, dramatic chalk cliffs at The Needles, sandy coves and historic landmarks. Terrain varies considerably—expect steep coastal ascents, clifftop sections and gentler stretches through seaside towns. Not suitable for buggies; manageable for older children tackling sections rather than the full route. Dogs welcome on most beaches and paths year-round. Stunning diversity and coastal drama make this a classic multi-day challenge or per

Hiking routeRegional network
4.69 km from campsite
Route length: 113 km

Hamstead Trail

Meanders through peaceful Hamstead Heritage Coast on the Isle of Wight's northwest corner, following mostly flat coastal paths and quiet farmland tracks. Perfect for families and generally buggy-friendly on firmer sections, though some grassier stretches can be uneven. Dogs welcome to explore this unspoiled corner away from busier island routes. Worth it for dramatic chalk cliffs, secluded beaches, and excellent chances of spotting red squirrels in surrounding woodland.

Walking routeLocal network
6.41 km from campsite

Challenging Chillerton Down Walk, Isle of Wight

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Climbs steadily through ancient woodland before tackling the steep ascent to Chillerton Down's exposed ridgeline, rewarding effort with sweeping views across the Isle of Wight. The 14.8km route involves significant elevation gain and uneven terrain, making it unsuitable for buggies and challenging for younger children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Best for confident walkers seeking a proper workout and dramatic downland scenery managed by the National Trust.

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6.8 km from campsite
Route length: 14.8 km
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  • Medina Mariners Association
    5.59 km
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