Isle of Wight
Parkdean Resorts Nodes Point
Lower Green Road, St Helens, Ryde, Isle Of Wight, PO33 1YA
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With direct access to the beach from Nodes Point, you can laze on the sands, take the kids for a rock pool adventure or even the chance to go horse-riding. At the end of a fun-filled beach day, head back to park. Let the kids take on the exciting adventure playground, before settling down with a tasty meal at the Boathouse Bar & Restaurant followed by an evening of family entertainment.
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Facilities
Kids clubs: Star Tots (4 and under); Star Landers (5-10 years)
Indoor pool with flume
Adventure playground
Amusement arcade
Multi-sports court
The Boathouse Bar & Restaurant
Harbour Bar & Deli
Takeaway for quick and easy meals
Costa Coffee
Half-board dining available
Entertainment venue
Convenience store
Launderette
Free Wi-Fi in designated areas
Selected pet-friendly accommodation -
Accommodation
All this is included as standard in your accommodation: TV with Freeview; gas or electric cooker; microwave.
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Directions
By Car: 1. If travelling from Portsmouth to Fishbourne with the Wightlink ferry, turn right out of the terminal onto Fishbourne lane B3731 then turn left onto Elenors Grove A3054 and continue onto Pellhurst Road 2. At the traffic lights turn left onto Argyll Street leading to Green Street/St Johns road B3330 3. As you approach St Johns Church, at the T junction, turn right for Appley road; continue to follow the B3330 passing Eurovines, Londis and St Helens Church 4. Nodes Point is at the top of this road on your left hand side. By Bus: As you leave the park, turn left and you will find Nodes Point bus stop a short walk away, with return journeys to Newport and Yarmouth via service number 8. By Train: The nearest train station is 3.6 miles from Nodes Point. Brading station servicing the Island Line, can be reached in 10 minutes by car. Main lines from this station include Shanklin and Ryde Pier Head. By Plane: Whilst there are no direct commercial flights available, the Isle of Wight is still easily accessible by several of the UK's main airports. If travelling to the Isle by air, the closest airports include the major London airports of Gatwick and Heathrow, or for a shorter connection time, travel via the regional airports of Southampton and Bournemouth.
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Charges
Service Charge £7.25 per unit per night
Entertainment+ Passes £5.50 per person per £9.50 break, £6.95 per person per £15 break - Passes FREE on breaks starting Oct 4, 7, 11, 14, Nov 8 - Passes HALF PRICE on breaks starting May 6, 13
Dog Friendly £25.00 per dog
Peak Date Supplement: £3.50 per person per break May 17, 31, Jul 5, 12, Oct 21; £6 per person per break Apr 8, 12, 15, 19, May 24, 27, Jul 15, 19, Aug 30
PAY ONLY £9.50 Apr 29, Sep 23, 30, Nov 4, 11
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Attractions
Goodleaf Tree Climbing
A grand oak tree sits at the heart of a picturesque park, towering 70ft above everything below. So what else to do but climb it!
Dinosaur Isle
Step back 120 million years and discover the extraordinary creatures that once called the Isle of Wight home at dinosaur Isle!
Isle of Wight Steam Railway
Breathe in the intoxicating sights, smells and sounds of this grand steam engine as it transports you along a historic railway.
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