Dog-friendly days out in the Isle of Wight
13 listed · best reviewed first
Updated · Ratings from Google · All attractions and things to do in the Isle of Wight
Shanklin
Shanklin Beach
★ 4.5 (7,341)
Golden sands and sparkling waters await families at this classic seaside spot, complete with pitch and putt for extra entertainment. Parking and loos available, though not suitable for wheelchairs.
Shanklin
Shanklin Chine
★ 4.3 (6,562)
Experience this enchanting wooded ravine where winding pathways lead through lush ferns and dramatic waterfalls, perfect for a memorable family day out with your own picnic.
Ventnor
Blackgang Chine
★ 4.4 (4,147)
The Isle of Wight's oldest amusement park delivers thrilling rides and imaginative themed worlds for families, with pushchair-friendly paths throughout its clifftop setting.
Newport
Robin Hill
★ 4.4 (2,886)
Adventure awaits at this Newport country park featuring exciting rides, expansive play zones and open spaces where children can explore freely amid beautiful natural surroundings.
Bembridge
Away Resorts - Whitecliff Bay
★ 4.1 (1,883)
Experience coastal family breaks at this Isle of Wight holiday park featuring premium accommodation, mini golf and live shows, with full wheelchair access and a warm welcome for dogs and babies.
Yarmouth
Fort Victoria
★ 4.3 (1,309)
Discover fascinating marine life at this compact aquarium on the Isle of Wight, complete with onsite parking and restaurant facilities for a convenient family day out exploring underwater wonders.
Ventnor
Ventnor Botanic Gardens
★ 4.2 (1,367)
Explore exotic plants thriving in a unique microclimate at these stunning Isle of Wight gardens, complete with restaurant, parking and accessible pathways for all the family to enjoy.
Yarmouth
Chessell Pottery Cafe
★ 4.5 (645)
Create your own ceramic masterpiece at this welcoming pottery centre near Calbourne, where families can enjoy hands-on crafting followed by refreshments at the onsite café with full facilities.
Ryde
Appley Park
★ 4.6 (330)
This seaside park in Ryde delights families with its adventure playground, sandy play zone and mini golf course, plus classic lawn games. Parking and toilets available on-site.
Ryde
Goodleaf Tree Climbing
★ 4.9 (137)
Scale the heights at this accessible adventure spot in Appley Park, where families can tackle treetop challenges together. Facilities include parking, toilets, and snacks, with picnics welcome.
Newport
Brighstone Village Museum
★ 4.0 (55)
Explore local heritage at this welcoming community museum on North Street, where families can discover village history in wheelchair-accessible displays. Bring a picnic to enjoy, with convenient parking close by.
Newport
Arreton Down Wildlife Reserve
★ 4.5 (20)
Explore native wildlife in their natural downland habitat at this Isle of Wight nature reserve, perfect for active families who enjoy outdoor adventures and spotting local species in beautiful countryside surroundings.
Ryde
Waltzing Waters
★ 4.5 (11)
Experience a captivating water, light and music spectacular perfect for all ages. Wheelchair accessible with onsite parking and a restaurant, this unique indoor show creates magical memories for the whole family.
Quick answers
How many dog-friendly days out are there in the Isle of Wight?+
We list 13 in the Isle of Wight. The best-reviewed are shown first.
Which dog-friendly days out in the Isle of Wight are best reviewed?+
By Google rating weighted by the number of reviews: Shanklin Beach (4.5/5, 7,341 reviews), Shanklin Chine (4.3/5, 6,562 reviews) and Blackgang Chine (4.4/5, 4,147 reviews).
Is this list up to date?+
It is built live from our listings; ratings come from Google and each venue page shows when its details were last checked. Always confirm with the venue before travelling.