Elisabeth’s guidebook for Gurnard
Food scene
Lovely food, glass of wine and coffee. Friendly and a place that the locals love.
10 locals recommend
Gurnard Press
31 Worsley RdLovely food, glass of wine and coffee. Friendly and a place that the locals love.
North House
30 Sun HillReally lovely food and atmosphere, lovely bar before dinner
Gym
Gurnard Pines
Cockleton LaneGurnard Pines has a fitness centre with both tennis courts and gym.
Fun with little ones
Great for young children with animals to stroke and see, soft play area next to the coffee shop, indoor play in hay or trampolines and even more outside.
10 locals recommend
Tapnell Farm
Newport RoadGreat for young children with animals to stroke and see, soft play area next to the coffee shop, indoor play in hay or trampolines and even more outside.
Gurnard beach by the green huts. Lovely for the whole family, with a pirate playground for the younger ones. A coffee and ice-cream van is also parked by the beach.
24 locals recommend
Gurnard
Gurnard beach by the green huts. Lovely for the whole family, with a pirate playground for the younger ones. A coffee and ice-cream van is also parked by the beach.
Coastal Paths
Coastal Paths: Walk left when on the front of the property and down the hill on Lower Church Road. Take a right and walk up on Solent View Road and continue along the esplanade towards Cowes. There are coffee places along the way. Paved path all along.
Or at the bottom of Lower Church Road take a left to Marsh Road, and follow the signs of the coastal path. On Rew Road open the kiss gate and walk along on the hill (can be muddy, not buggy friendly) and walk all the way to Thorness Bay Beach, or further.
24 locals recommend
Gurnard
Coastal Paths: Walk left when on the front of the property and down the hill on Lower Church Road. Take a right and walk up on Solent View Road and continue along the esplanade towards Cowes. There are coffee places along the way. Paved path all along.
Or at the bottom of Lower Church Road take a left to Marsh Road, and follow the signs of the coastal path. On Rew Road open the kiss gate and walk along on the hill (can be muddy, not buggy friendly) and walk all the way to Thorness Bay Beach, or further.