What to do and see in Freshwater, England: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do

We love outdoor sports that get the adrenaline pumping... and we want to show you why! Our unforgettable Adventures are based across the Isle of Wight, utilising the stunning beaches, wooded hill-sides, exposed downs, iconic cliff lines and more! Join us for an Adventure and see a whole new side of our Adventure Island! Ready For Some Adventure? Kayaking, Coasteering, Mountain Boarding, Archery, Arrow Tag, Paddleboarding and Rock Climbing. Check out our website for all the latest information and to book the best outdoor Adventure Activities available on the Isle of Wight!

Sports and Community Centre with two swimming pools, sports hall, gym, cafe. Activities for children throughout the school holidays. Around 50 different exercise classes for adults every week. Open every day

2021 visit the lovingly restored Garden & Parklands at Farringford Estate. Unfortunately due to Covid Restrictions the House Tours remain closed. The home of Alfred, Lord Tennyson which has now been restored to its former glory with a beautiful walled garden. From 1853 until his death in 1892, Farringford was the main home of the renowned Victorian poet Alfred,Lord Tennyson. In this secluded spot on the Isle of Wight, the new Poet Laureate and his family sought a retreat from the clamour of London life. But while Farringford provided a tranquil domestic haven, it also attracted many of Tennyson's eminent friends, becoming a focus of intellectual and artistic activity. The Garden & Parkland are open from May 19th 2021 to October 2021 Wed/Thur/Fri/Sat only. Booking not required. Entry by card at the ticket office.

Welcome to the new Archaeology Discovery Centre for the Isle of Wight! Enjoy our outdoor fossil challenge, guided walks and hands-on-history fun inside the former gun chambers of this 19th century coastal battery. Discover submerged stone age landscapes hidden beneath the waves, local shipwrecks and our amazing military history as well as exploring the science and technology used to uncover our past. And you can book a Timetraveller family workshop to really bring the past to life. Take an adventure into archaeology together when you recreate your own piece of history through cave painting, making Tudor purses or tribal pendants from nettle string. Spend a whole day enjoying the Planetarium, Reptilarium, Model Railway and our delightful beach-side Café or the old Boathouse Bistro. Sited within a beautiful Country Park, this is a splendid area for cycling and walking, and is accessible along the coastal path near Yarmouth and by no 7 bus.

Nestled between woods and beach at the waters edge, the remains of the Victorian Fort now host visitor attractions and a cafe. The licensed café boasts one of the most impressive locations on the Solent, with fantastic views from across to Hurst castle and the New Forest National Park from the patio, with inside seating for summer showers. With acres of woodland, a natural beach, paid attractions including a Planetarium, Reptilarium and Model Railway. There is a visitor information room and Themed Gift shop area with an Old Penny Arcade! Fort Victoria Country Park by the sea is an ideal place to spend a day; there is something to suit everyone. Entry fees and opening times vary so please check our website. The site has accessible toilets, is dog friendly and offers free onsite parking. Please note due to strong currents the beach is unsuitable for Bathing which is prohibited but great for Fossil Hunting!.