Grange Farm Self Catering offers static caravans that are set on a plateau where the Brighstone Life Boat Station was situated many years ago. Brighstone is on the Isle of Wight and our holiday homes are the perfect place to stay for your next coastal break away.

All of the self catering caravans have good views of the Sea and Chine, with very easy access to our sandy beach. They can be found on our family run working farm, having many unusual, friendly animals including: Alpacas, pigs, goats, pony, horse, water buffalos, donkey, poultry etc and small pets. We have 4 Cottage Barn Conversions, and 12 Static Caravans situated on an old lifeboat station area, a stone throw from the beach!

Our holiday cottages have been converted from stone barns, and overlook the farmyard (behind) with views of Brighstone downs, Grange Chine and the Sea (front left Bridge, front right chine & beach) The Cabin over looks the campsite and childrens play area. These were farm buildings that have been converted into self-catering holiday cottages. Each one has something of a rustic character, with part of the original internal structure on display

The static caravans on offer are 6 & 8 berth. Whilst we do allow certain types or breeds of dogs in three of our static caravans, we are biased towards the smaller, short-haired breeds (and normally have an upper limit of 2 dogs in any given caravan). Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate dogs during the school summer holidays, and only permitted in 3 of our Static caravans.

We are perfect for family breaks away. There is an in site play area with a play boat, trains, hay-cart, slide, see-saw, rope-bridge, stepping stones, 4 swings & a flat tyre swing. There is a small area for football and cricket etc. One of our most popular attractions here at Grange Farm is our goat family, made up of pygmy goats and anglo nubian goats, although they are sometimes cheeky and eat all the nice flowers, they are also very friendly and love attention, whether its inside their stable or out on the pasture.

The pictures of the village of Brighstone lies three quarters of a mile away and there are:

2 Churches

Pub "The Three Bishops"

Tea room

Doctors Surgery

Newsagent

Grocery shop

Hair Dresser

National Trust shop

Museum

Post Office.

The Brighstone Forest is approx 2 miles away, and there are some spectacular views around the Island high up on the Downs. Brighstone and its near neighbour; Brook, lie on the sunny side of the chalk downs that march east-west across the centre of the Island.

Please visit our website to find out more about our pet friendly holiday home on the Isle of Wight.

4 Star AA.

David Bellamy Gold conservation award