Isle of Wight Activities
The island abounds with things to see and do – the list on this page is just a small selection. There are a variety of attractions for those with and without children – please ask for details.
Walking With Llamas and Alpacas
Our llamas can be booked to come to you to meet or you can come to the farm and walk on our land with the llamas. Refreshments or picnics can be arranged.
All children must be accompanied by an adult, sorry but this is not suitable for children under 8 years old. Click for Terms and Conditions or download Llama Insurance Details
Relaxing Therapeutic Treatments
We now offer a stunning range of treatments with qualified practitioners in the newly converted Barn.
Choose from Reiki Energy treatment, hand & foot massage, full body lymph drainage, aromatherapy shoulder & neck massage, Indian head massage, reflexology, hot stone massages.
The more tranquil a person becomes the greater their success, their influence and their power for good. Calmness of the mind is one of the beautiful jewels of wisdom. James Allen
- Julie our therapist
- Reflexology
- Godshill Park Barn treatments
A carriage drive or carriage driving lessons
A carriage drive or carriage driving lessons can now be enjoyed at the farm starting from £50. Murray is a Welsh section D driving pony who volunteers for the Driving for the Disabled Association during the summer months. If you wish to step back in time in a horse drawn carriage contact Robert Young on 07734 166651.
Walking
Clay Pigeon Shooting
Cycling
Fishing
Sea fishing can be organised throughout the year with Wight Sapphire Charters (01983) 740554 or Catch-a-lot (01983) 874100.
Riding
If you wish to bring your own horse/pony with you we have paddocks to graze (£10 per horse per night). It may be possible to offer stabling – please enquire for details.
Direct access to bridleways is a feature of the farm.
The local riding school, Stone Farm is happy to welcome you; Tel: 07738 017643.
Golf
Top ten things to do on the Isle of Wight
- For some culture – visit Osborne House, the former royal residence, in East Cowes where you can take a carriage drive, explore the grounds, lunch in the Terrace Restaurant and of course tour the house.
- Brading Roman villa is also well worth a visit. The mosaic floors have been recently covered by a state of the art building.
- The Monkey Haven on the outskirts of Newport provides a great day out where you can see the different rescued primates and other animals. http://www.monkeyhaven.org/
- Take a hike from the farm up to the Worsley monument from where you will have excellent views of most of the island and glimpses of the south coast.
- Walk from the farm to the village through Beech Copse, visit the Model Village in Godshill and then spoil yourself with a cream tea.
- Indulge yourself at the Taverners (01983 840707) or Woods Kitchen (01983 840909).
- The Botanic gardens in Ventnor is a place where the pleasure of plants can be enjoyed to the fullest and where people of all ages can learn more about the wonderful world of plants and the inextricable link that we have with them.
- Feel the sand between your toes and the gentle sea breeze on the superb sandy beaches such as Compton Bay on the south coast or in the resorts of Shanklin, Sandown or Ventnor.
- Help the local economy and treat yourself to some local produce from the island’s farm shops such as Farmer Jacks in Arreton and Brownriggs in Godshill.
- Book a llama trek!!