Story said: “The poor swan had been blown into the rocks by the high winds that battered the south coast during Storm Austen.
“He’d somehow got trapped in a small gap in a cluster of large rocks and couldn’t get himself out.
She said that after wrapping the swan in a towel, a kind passer-by stopped to help her get out from the large rocks.
After releasing the swan, she said: “It’s wonderful to see them healthy and back in the wild where they belong.”
Storm Austen caused disruption as it swept across Dorset, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight on Friday.
Provisional Met Office data showed it brought a maximum gust of 69 knots (about 79mph) to the Isle of Wight.