Of the 15 campsites within 3.1 miles of the Isle of Wight Festival, 5 take touring caravans.
Caravans are not allowed anywhere at the Isle of Wight Festival, not even in the campervan field, so a towed van means an ordinary touring pitch. The Wightlink festival discount does not help either: it is limited to vehicles up to 5.00m long and 2.24m high, and caravans are excluded by name. Red Funnel's 2027 festival page quotes fares from £42 each way on off-peak dates and £70 on the peak days of 17, 18 and 21 June, but gives no caravan price, so get a quote for your full length before you book a pitch.
Check each site's limits against your outfit. Springfield Oaks on Staplers Road does not take twin-axles and asks you to bring a 20m hook-up cable. Last Post CS on Fairlee Road warns that its entrance is tight for very long caravans. Rodgebrook Farm at Porchfield takes outfits up to 8m but is adults only. Three of the five are members-only certificated sites, so join the right club before you book. More advice is in our touring caravan guide.
17 to 20 June 2027
Seaclose Park, Fairlee Road, Newport PO30 2DN
The event's own camping: Camping is included with a weekend ticket, from Thursday 17 June until 2pm on Monday 21 June 2027. Campervans need an add-on pass for a separate area; caravans are not allowed.
We priced every campsite below for those 4 nights. 5 have a price; the cheapest is Rodgebrook Farm CL, at £72 for two adults.
Touring park · Newport · 1 miles
about £90 for 4 nights, two adults · 16A hook-up · Every pitch has electric, water and drainage, but there are no toilets or showers, so you need a caravan with its own. No twin-axles.
Caravans, motorhomes, pods, cottages
from £22.50/night
ViewSmall certificated site · Newport · 1.2 miles
about £96 for 4 nights, two adults · Hardstanding · hook-up · 5-van site · On Fairlee Road, the festival's own road. Camping and Caravanning Club members only, five vans at most, and a tight entrance for long caravans.
Members only · join the Camping and Caravanning Club to stay
Tents, caravans, motorhomes
from £24/night
ViewSmall certificated site · Porchfield · 3 miles
£72 for 4 nights, two adults · Hardstanding · 16A hook-up · up to 8m · 5-van site · Terraced pitches for outfits up to 8m, open all year. Caravan and Motorhome Club members only and adults only, so not for a family festival trip.
Members only · join the Caravan and Motorhome Club to stay
Caravans, motorhomes
from £18/night
ViewCampsite · Northwood · 3 miles
£80 for 4 nights, two adults · Hook-up · Big grass pitches round the edge of the field. If your ferry is late, pitch in the middle of the field away from the hook-ups and check in next morning.
Tents, caravans, motorhomes
from £20/night
ViewFarm campsite · Wootton Bridge · 3 miles
£88 for 4 nights, two adults · 16A hook-up · Unmarked fields, so a group can tow in and park together. Hook-up is 16A at most, and there is no extra charge for awnings or cars.
Tents, caravans, motorhomes
from £22/night
ViewNo campsites match all of those.
No. Caravans are banned from the festival campsite, including the campervan area. Book a touring site nearby, such as Springfield Oaks or Last Post CS, both about 2 km from Seaclose Park.
No. The 2027 festival discount is for vehicles up to 5.00m long and 2.24m high and excludes caravans, motorhomes and trailer tents, so you pay the normal fare for a caravan.
Springfield Oaks, about 1 miles away as the crow flies.
Rodgebrook Farm CL, from £18 a night for two adults, is the lowest price we can find over the next year. Prices change with the season and the day of the week, so put your dates into the calculator on this page.
Yes: Springfield Oaks and Rodgebrook Farm CL.
Yes, at Comforts Farm. Most want fires in a raised pit, not on the ground.
