Northwood House & Park — Attraction in Cowes

Didn't go in, have been before. Not often open except for events. Impressive internal decor, well run. The surrounding park, also very well managed, has sea views & beautiful trees & is a popular dog-walking spot & a haven for red squirrels. House and park are run largely by a team of fantastic volunteers. The IoW Literary Festival normally takes place in Northwood House. St Marys Church on the edge of the park is interesting, as is the adjacent former Lodge, recently auctioned as a private residence and undergoing renovation to the exterior...

Northwood House and Park in Cowes is a lovely spot to visit on the Isle of Wight. The park has plenty of parking, making it really convenient if you’re exploring the town. The historic building adds a charming touch, and the location is perfect – peaceful with a great atmosphere, especially on sunny evenings. It’s a great place for families with children, and also dog-friendly, which is a big plus. If you’re visiting Cowes, definitely consider parking here and enjoying a relaxing stroll through...

The house grounds and supporting parkland used to be extremely well cared for. Now the house is looking dilapidated in the higher areas, the garden is a storage area and the footpaths of the park are becoming extremely dangerous to elderly and partially sighted or blind walkers with the ever increasing number and size of...