Welcome to Underwood Cabin.
The kitchen/diner is a super sociable space.
This gorgeous retreat has an open plan living area.
Bedroom 1 has a comfy king-size bed.
Underwood Cabin is surrounded by beautiful countryside.
Underwood Cabin can be found in the beautiful grounds of St Hubert's Lodge.
Plenty of room for boots, coats and dog leads here.
The cosy sitting-room with warming wood-burner is the perfect place to relax at anytime of year.
Gather everyone around the dining-table for a holiday meal to remember.
You will find all the equipment you need here to cook a holiday meal, including the all important dishwasher.
Relax in bedroom 1.
This gorgeous cabin sits in tranquil seclusion surrounded by woodland and pastures.
Bedroom 2 has a double bed and lovely outlook over the surrounding countryside.
A handy desk if work is calling.
The shower-room.
The sleek shower-room for a refreshing shower after a busy day.
The children in the party will love the bunk-beds.
The storage space in bedroom 3.
The gorgeous outside space where you can enjoy al fresco dining from dawn until dusk.
Holiday treats!
Step outside to dine in warmer weather or indoors in cooler months.
Watch the sun set behind the oak trees.
The private lane leads to St Hubert's Lodge and Underwood Cabin.
Newtown Nature Reserve is close by and a haven for wildlife.
Freshwater Bay in West Wight is renowned for clear waters and stunning scenery.
Gurnard is a short distance away and a lovely place for a waterside stroll.
Visit The Needles and take the chairlift to the beach below.
Yarmouth has some great places to eat and a pretty marina.
Looking towards Compton Bay. This stunning coastline often has perfect conditions for surfers and paragliders. The miles of beach are perfect for dog walkers.
Underwood Cabin
49955.3 miles E of Yarmouth | Sleeps 6 + cot*
25% off for parties of 2 + cot or less at certain times of the year, view offer...
7 Nights from £1018
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
A winner of many accolades including 2016 Isle of Wight Dining Pub of the Year, large car park and sun deck for warmer days. A traditional pub with stone floors and inglenook fireplaces. Dogs are welcome.
Nearby beach
This little known beach is a favourite amongst locals. Accessed via a path called Shore Path through the trees behind Gurnard Sailing Club, this sand and shingle beach enjoys a lush backdrop and beautiful views. With no lifeguards on duty or provisions along the beach, pack up sun cream, water and some tasty treats and enjoy a day of paddling and relaxing.
Nearby walk
Saved from developers in the 1960's by local residents who conducted wildlife studies to prove the importance of the area, it is now a National Trust reserve worth a visit. There's a combination of landscapes to explore including salt marsh, hay meadows and a harbour. Wildlife includes the red squirrel, rare butterflies and a host of birds. There's a free car park, toilets and volunteers to welcome you during high season. Take a look at the National Trust website for further info.
Nearby town
The largest town on the island, it's sat at the head of the river mouth and is packed full of the usual mainland town offerings, punctuated with local lovelies like the boutiques along Watchbell Lane. There's also a strong arts scene with galleries, theatres, workshops and heritage sites. You'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to food with high end restaurants through to bijou cafes.
Also nearby
A large area of woodland maintained by the Forestry Commission. There's miles of woodland walks suitable for both walkers and mountain bikers. The red squirrel hide is a great place to spot wildlife from.
September 2021
Walk in the forest
Lovely place to walk, the dogs loved it but we didn't see any squirrels unfortunately
April 2017
Great place for a walk and to get close to nature - and we saw a red squirrel!
February 2017
Beautiful place to walk the dog and the kids!
This gem of a place is located centrally on the Island and offers a loving and forever home to donkeys. Open daily, entry is free and you can wander the site to say hello to over 100 donkeys and ponies. Dogs are welcome and Grazers Cafe offers refreshments. Donations to support the sanctuary are very welcome.
August 2024
Wonderful day out
A brilliant day out for the whole family. The experience packages are good value and make the visit extra special.
The original station was transformed into a restaurant in 2014 and is now open for lunch and dinner throughout the year. This is a popular spot for walkers and cyclists and dogs are made very welcome. Give them a call for opening times before you go as they don't open every day during off season months.
October 2017
Fantastic meal and a nice location for a bit of birdwatching
We had some great burgers and a delicious roast duck leg with a savoury waffle (loved the sauce too!) What a great location! Shame it was too cold for us to explore the wetlands and foreshore, however still managed to spot a few interesting birds on the way back to the town centre. Dogs are welcome too, which is a bonus, and they can even sample some "doggy treats"
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner everyday this is a family friendly pub with extensive outside childrens play area. Parking is available and meals are home cooked to order. Dogs are welcome.
June 2023
Horse and Groom
We had a lovely evening meal with our family. We were made very welcome and offered a choice of tables. There is plenty of choice of drinks and food. The food was excellent and the portions were very generous. We will definitely come back.
November 2022
So dog friendly and great food
Visited on Friday evening. Very friendly and helpful staff. Very welcoming . Food very good too.
June 2019
Evening meal, Cooked breakfast
Evening meal, service great, food very good and value for money. Breakfast was just ok, and member of staff was very miserable, Pub dog friendly
May 2019
Nothig to write home about
Service was good and staff extremely friendly. Food was nothing more than you would get in a Hungry Horse, all edible but very underwhelming.
On the north-west coast of the Isle of Wight, this bustling small town has lots to offer incuding the longest wooden pier in England dating back to 1875. You will also find some lovely cafes, an eclectic range of boutique shops, cobbled streets and a fabulous Tudor Castle. The Wightlink ferry arrives and departs to and from Lymington here and it's a great place to watch yachts and ships sail by.
November 2022
So pretty
Pretty, lots of dog friendly cafes and pubs
June 2022
Yarmouth
We had amazing fish and chips on the beach here in the evening, 5 minutes drive from the house.
Lovely town to look around and fabulous ships to watch
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