1 / 8Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park
Bembridge, Isle of Wight
Yes. Dogs are welcome at Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park, up to 2 dogs per booking.
Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park sits at Bembridge on the Isle of Wight, with direct access to a beach that is dog friendly year-round, plenty of dog friendly lodges, chalets and caravans, and a doggy menu at The Nab Bar.
From great danes to miniature poodles, all pups are welcome at Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park, on the eastern side of the Isle of Wight at Bembridge, with rolling countryside and woodland on one side and a sandy beach on the other. Away say your dog can go pretty much everywhere you can here, as long as they stay on a lead, which makes for a thoroughly dog friendly stay by the sea.
A large selection of the lodges, chalets and caravans welcome dogs, and the choice runs right up to Away's Exclusive offerings, so a pup can have its own slice of beachside bliss. Many of the lodges and chalets come with private hot tubs, and pet friendly summer camping runs on spacious grass pitches between 22 May and 31 August.
In season the dog can join you at The Nab Bar and Eatery, the family pub and restaurant with views of the bay, and both it and The Culver Club, the park's entertainment hub, are dog friendly with an exclusive doggy menu and no booking needed. The adventure playground takes dogs, as do the crazy golf and arcade in season, and from 4 April there is the Doggy Pawgramme too. On park, dogs stay tethered, their mess gets picked up, and a dog is never left by itself in the accommodation.
The beach, just metres from the park and overlooked by the Culver Cliffs, is one of the 14 beaches on the Isle of Wight where dogs are permitted all year round. Bembridge, Sandown, The Culver Haven Inn on Culver Down and The Propeller Inn beside Bembridge Airport all welcome dogs and sit less than 10 minutes' drive away, while Ryde, Shanklin Chine and the steam railway, also dog friendly, are between 10 and 20 minutes off.
Facts checked October 2026 from Away Resorts' own website. Details can change, so please confirm anything important, especially the dog rules, with Away Resorts before you book.
At a Glance: Dogs
- Where dogs can stay
- A large selection of lodges, chalets and caravans, Exclusive included, plus seasonal camping
- Dogs per booking
- Up to 2
- Dog fee
- From £45 per dog for a short break, or from £60 per dog for a longer stay
- Eat and drink with your dog
- The Nab Bar and Eatery and The Culver Club
- For dogs on the park
- An exclusive doggy menu at The Nab Bar and The Culver Club, the Doggy Pawgramme, from 4 April, direct access to a beach that is dog friendly year-round, dog friendly crazy golf, arcade and adventure playground and a welcome goody bag for your dog with Exclusive accommodation
- Breed rules
- Breeds covered by the Dangerous Dogs Act aren't permitted on park
- Nearest Wildpack walk
- Culver Down and the Yarborough Monument, 1 mile
- Nearest dog friendly beach
- Bembridge Beach (Lane End), 1.3 miles
Book your stay
Prices from, with one dog
- Lodges from £267 / 3 nights
- Caravans from £144 / 3 nights
- Chalets from £102 / 3 nights
- Exclusive from £171 / 3 nights
- Camping from £135 / 3 nights
From Away Resorts' booking search with one dog, on their featured break dates, checked October 2026. Prices change with dates, so check yours when you book.
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At a Glance: The Park
- Places to stay
- Caravans and holiday homes, Lodges, Hot tub stays and Camping
- Swimming
- Indoor pool and Outdoor pool
- On the park
- Bar, Restaurant, Takeaway, Entertainment, Kids' club, Play area, Shop, Launderette, Adventure golf, Direct beach access, Wi-Fi and EV charging
- Setting
- By the coast and Countryside
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park dog friendly?
Yes. Dogs are welcome at Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park, up to 2 dogs per booking. A large selection of lodges, chalets and caravans, Exclusive included, plus seasonal camping. This comes from Away Resorts' own website. Details can change, so check with Away Resorts when you book.
How many dogs can I bring to Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park?
Up to 2 dogs per booking. Away Resorts also says: Breeds covered by the Dangerous Dogs Act aren't permitted on park.
How much does it cost to bring a dog to Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park?
From £45 per dog for a short break, or from £60 per dog for a longer stay.
Can I eat or drink with my dog at Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park?
Away Resorts lists The Nab Bar and Eatery and The Culver Club as dog friendly. Check opening times with the park before you go.
Are there dog walks near Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park?
Dog friendly walks on Wildpack within 10 miles include Culver Down and the Yarborough Monument (1.0 miles).
Is there a dog friendly beach near Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park?
The nearest dog friendly beach on Wildpack is Bembridge Beach (Lane End), 1.3 miles away. Check its page for any seasonal dog restrictions before you go.
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