Getting to us | Willow Brook Camping

Getting to the Isle of Wight

If coming by car, a ferry is your only option, but with three different ports from which to travel from, there will one that is convenient to you.

Red Funnel Ferries operate from Southampton, and Wightlink operate from both Portsmouth & Lymington,

Contact us for a promo code for Red Funnel Ferries and/or check their websites out for their current offers. Much like air travel, the sooner you booker, the better 🙂

By Car

Once off the ferry, Ninham Farm is located off the Newport Road A3056 – please use postcode PO36 9PJ not our ‘postal’ code

Arrivals from the Cowes / Yarmouth direction : Go past the park entrance and proceed 400 metres to Morrisons Supermarket roundabout, turn 180 degrees and return to filter off left onto the private drive.Ninham Farm is located off the Newport Road

From Ryde / Fishbourne direction: Take the A3055 and turn onto the A3056 at Lake. Continue for 1km, passing over the Morrisons Supermarket roundabout, the drive is 400 metres further on your left

By Bike

All the car ferry and passenger ferries accept bicycles, and if you prefer you can follow the miles of bridleways & cycle tracks to get to us safely mostly off the main roads. It is also possible to catch the boat & train via Ryde pier head right through to Shanklin station. Ninham is just a 10 minute ride from the station. Please contact us for any advice required

By Foot

This would depend where you have travelled from, but we would recommend travelling via Ryde pier head, and take the Island-line train to Shanklin. Please contact us for any advice required

By Train

There is a regular train service operating from Ryde Pier head which connects the east and south of the Isle of Wight via the towns of Ryde, Brading, Sandown, Lake and Shanklin

You can buy a through ticket from London Waterloo to any station along the Island Line network which will include travel via either of the foot passenger ferry services

You can then catch a taxi ( approx £6-£10) to us, or walk if preferred, along bridleways & foot paths