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Gardens, forts, a windmill, a National Nature Reserve, and 17 miles of coastline and over 5000 acres of countryside on this treasure island.
Family-friendly places to visit on the Isle of Wight
There's plenty of family fun to be had on the Isle of Wight, from making a mud pie in the Bembridge Windmill Mud Bakery to exploring the wild den-building area at Mottistone Gardens. Find out the best places for a family visit.
Come out and play at these places around the Isle of Wight
Needles Old and New Battery
There are lots of ways for little visitors to make even more of their visit here. Explore the hidden tunnel that goes deep underground or re-fuel in the tea-room.
Mottistone Gardens and Estate
Children will love searching for 'Red' the squirrel and completing some of the '50 Things' activities. Each season there are special trails for little ones, so there's always something new to discover.
Bembridge Windmill
Explore this little gem at Bembridge - the last surviving windmill on the Isle of Wight. Make a mud pie in the Mud Bakery or find the hidden mice.
Newtown National Nature Reserve and Old Town Hall
There's plenty of wildlife to discover at Newtown. Borrow one of our explorer packs and head out on a nature adventure.
Family Friendly Events
Easter Egg Hunt at Mottistone Gardens
From 2nd - 6th April 2026. Join us to enjoy the magic of spring at Mottistone Gardens’ traditional Easter fayre, where a host of charming wildlife characters are ready to guide you on an unforgettable adventure! So pop on your bunny ears, grab your activity sheet to guide the way, and follow the trail around Mottistone's grounds to discover the 10 awesome activity stations. At the finish line, a yummy Easter egg is waiting for you.
Fun on the Isle of Wight