Motorhome and campervan sites near the Island Steam Fair, Isle of Wight
Of the 12 campsites within 2.2 miles of the Island Steam Fair, 6 take motorhomes or campervans.
Havenstreet suits a motorhome day. The station car park is free and has marked space for motorhomes and coaches, with an overflow field on busy event days. You can drive in from your site, or stay put and come by bus and train.
Check what each site takes. Wild Oak Farm, the closest field, accepts campervans but not motorhomes or twin-axles. Kite Hill Farm takes motorhomes on unmarked grass with 16A hook-up, chemical disposal and gas refills. Retro Staycations has ten electric pitches with water and a grey waste point. Springfield Oaks has a full service point on every pitch but no toilets or showers. Valerian Sun Club is a naturist club, and its British Naturism listing mentions medium-sized campervans.
With the scooter rally on the same weekend, book the ferry early. The Caravan and Motorhome Club says members save up to 50% on Wightlink Economy Motorhome fares. See our motorhome guide.
27 to 30 August 2027 dates to be confirmed
Havenstreet Station, Isle of Wight Steam Railway, Havenstreet PO33 4DS
The event's own camping: None. The fair has no campsite of its own, and the former Certificated Site at Havenstreet station is recorded as permanently closed.
We priced every campsite below for those 4 nights. 5 have a price; the cheapest is Wild Oak Farm, at £72 for two adults.
Pop-up campsite · Wootton Bridge · 0.5 miles
Wild Oak Farm
about £72 for 4 nights, two adults · Campervans only, not motorhomes, but it is the closest site to the fair.
Tents, motorhomes
- Dogs welcome
- Campfires
from £18/night
ViewCampsite · Havenstreet · 0.6 miles
Nature's Haven
Its listing describes the steam railway running through the woods nearby and a pub about 900m away. Not currently taking online bookings, so check it is open first.
Tents, caravans, motorhomes
- Adults only
Prices on request
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Farm campsite · Wootton Bridge · 1.2 miles
Kite Hill Farm Caravan & Camping Park
£88 for 4 nights, two adults · 16A hook-up · Unmarked grass with 16A hook-up, chemical disposal and gas refills. Open until late October.
Tents, caravans, motorhomes
- Dogs welcome
from £22/night
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Glamping site · Ryde · 2.2 miles
Retro Staycations
£72 for 4 nights, two adults · 16A hook-up · Level 7m by 7m electric pitches with water, and a grey waste point. Two vehicles per pitch free.
Tents, caravans, motorhomes, pods, airstreams
- Some dogs
- Campfires
- Glamping
from £16/night
ViewTouring park · Newport · 2.2 miles
Springfield Oaks
about £90 for 4 nights, two adults · 16A hook-up · Electric, water and drain on every pitch, open all year. No toilets or showers.
Caravans, motorhomes, pods, cottages
- Dogs welcome
- Glamping
from £22.50/night
ViewNo campsites match all of those.
Questions people ask
Is there motorhome parking at the Isle of Wight Steam Railway?
Yes. Havenstreet station (PO33 4DS) has a large free car park with spaces for motorhomes and coaches. Wootton station has a smaller car park.
Can I take a motorhome to Wild Oak Farm?
No. Wild Oak Farm's pop-up field takes tents, trailer tents and campervans, but not motorhomes or twin-axles. Kite Hill Farm, about 1.2 miles from Havenstreet, takes motorhomes.
What is the nearest motorhome site to the Island Steam Fair?
Valerian Sun Club, about 0.5 miles away as the crow flies.
Which is the cheapest of the motorhome sites near the Island Steam Fair?
Retro Staycations, from £16 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.
Which of the motorhome sites near the Island Steam Fair take dogs?
4 of the 6: Wild Oak Farm, Kite Hill Farm Caravan & Camping Park, Retro Staycations and Springfield Oaks.
Are any of the motorhome sites near the Island Steam Fair open all year?
Yes: Springfield Oaks.
Can you have a campfire at any of the motorhome sites near the Island Steam Fair?
Yes, at Wild Oak Farm and Retro Staycations. Most want fires in a raised pit, not on the ground.