Woodside Bay

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2025-01-21

This particular beach boasts a mixture of pebbles and sand, and is surrounded by a lush woodland. It is primarily frequented by visitors to the Woodside Bay Lodge Retreat and Woodside Coastal Retreat, although it is accessible by foot if one can locate a suitable area for parking along the road. The beach is renowned for offering breathtaking sunset views and is generally tranquil and serene. While suitable for wading, it may not be the ideal spot for swimming activities.

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Osborne Bay ⟼ 2.8 km away

The beach is an excellent destination for individuals resembling Queen Victoria. It boasts a beautiful scenery, however, it is only accessible by paying an admission fee to Osborne House. In addition, there is an ice cream hut and shuttle bus services available from the primary house. Although the beach can be enjoyed at low tide, it may not be suitable for a satisfying swim due to its shallow waters.

Player's Beach ⟼ 3.1 km away

This beach boasts a wide stretch of sand during low tide but regrettably, it diminishes significantly during high tide. It emanates a tranquil and serene atmosphere, perfect for those who seek peaceful outings. There are no on-site facilities or parking available, cars must be parked at Binstead or Ryde and visitors are expected to walk for approximately 5-10 minutes to reach their destination.

Ryde West Beach ⟼ 4.6 km away

Cowes East Beach ⟼ 4.9 km away

The beach in question appears to be quite unkempt, situated near a bustling shipping region. The prospect of swimming here may not be overly appealing. However, adjacent to the shoreline is a large park on the Esplanade. The park boasts several amenities including a paddling pool, restrooms, and a café for visitors. For those driving to the location, it may be possible to find some free on-street parking. One area of concern is the potential for unpleasant odors when the wind is blowing towards the beach. Additionally, it is important to note that dogs are prohibited from May to September.

Ryde Central Beach ⟼ 5.2 km away

Ryde ⟼ 5.4 km away

Ryde Beach is a long, straight sandy resort to the north of Ryde Town Centre on the northeast coast of the Isle of Wight. To the east of the long pier and marina the sandy beach extends far out at low tide. The Town esplanade with its swimming pool and canoe lake allows easy access. The Monktonmead Brook, crossing the beach to the west of the designated sampling point, is often contaminated with bacterial pollution.

Appley Beach ⟼ 6.2 km away

The beach is perfect for young families, as it comes equipped with a host of amenities such as parking, a playground, sandy beaches, toilets, and a cafe. The walkway is accessible to pushchairs and wheelchairs, and there is a nearby park for relaxation. Swimming at low tide is not recommended, but the beach is a popular spot for a friendly game of beach football. It is important to note that during the summertime, dogs are prohibited from the main beach area up to the Appley Tower pictured, but there is a dog-friendly section towards the Seaview end.

Stokes Bay ⟼ 6.6 km away

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Cowes ⟼ 6.7 km away

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