Caravan Sandhills Holiday Park Astounding Seaview

If peace and quiet are what you’re after, this park is wonderfully quiet. We booked for the sea view and weren’t disappointed. Our caravan was in the front row at E7, though all of them seem to have great views. The place is neat, with lovely scenery, ships passing and the occasional private plane from the nearby airport. It’s mainly privately owned caravans, with some rented privately, I assume through social media. Sandhills has around 20 caravans available to book, and their staff were so helpful. You can also get a ferry discount by booking through them. Our caravan was well kept, clean, equipped for six, and everything worked. We had a three-bedroom one because no two-bedroom units were available, but the price difference was negligible. It can sleep eight with the sofa bed, though I think it’s best for two adults and four kids. The twin room beds are small, so adults could use them, but it would be compact and bijou. The two-bedroom option has a bigger master bedroom and can sleep six. They provide bedding, oven gloves, a bath mat and bin bags for all the bins. The park is well maintained, with space between caravans and parking beside each one. There’s an essentials shop and a clean laundrette with well-priced machines. The private beach is down a steep slope, a walk that isn’t for the faint-hearted, and a landslip has made access a little difficult. Next door, another caravan park has a bar and restaurant you can get to easily. It’s okay, but expensive. The two nearest pubs serve amazing food and are a short drive or a nice walk away. Culver pub is uphill from the park. There’s a bus stop by the entrance for Ryde or New port, and we brought our E bikes to reach lots of great places nearby. The staff are all amazing and clearly committed to keeping guests happy. No pets are allowed, and the few children we saw were very well behaved. We’d have no complaints if you’re looking for a quiet, restful place.