Robin Hill

Robin Hill Country Park is an adventure park on the Isle of Wight. It sits on the site of a buried Roman farmstead called Combley Roman Villa. The park covers 88 acres of countryside near Newport. Red squirrels live here and can often be spotted. There are also cafés, snack kiosks, a gift shop and a car park. The park has long been known for its gentle rides and countryside focus. Under the Dabell family, it avoided thrill rides in favour of activities like a 300-metre toboggan run. Other attractions include a wooden maze, a tree-top trail, troll bridges over a pond and a duck village. A squirrel tower links to a 10-metre-high canopy skywalk. Daily falconry displays add to the variety. Visitors find a mix of play areas and nature trails. Young children have their own play village and soft slides. Older children can try zip wires, scramble nets and underground rabbit tunnels. The park also has woodland walks and a large lake where fish can be fed. New attractions for 2025 include climbing boulders, an indoor ice rink and boat safaris.