caravan park in cambridge

[scorpius]

hi does anyone know of a campsite in or around cambridge hope to go during six weeks holiday

 

[Auvergne]

We'd highly recommend Highfield, its a Best of British site. It is a short drive to a park and ride to Cambridge, a bit out of the way for shopping but there is a little area about a mile away with some very quaint shops (butchers, gift shops, cafe etc).

We visited Cherry Hinton CC site and were very glad we hadn't stayed there. Very cramped and toilets in need of a revamp.

Highfield is spacious, split into three fields, lovely clean toilets/showers and we always return. Loads of room for children to play, a little play area etc. We usually ask to be away from the childrens site on the top field which is beautiful and the birdsong is second to none.

Houghton Mill is another lovely site although difficult to book into. It is within walking distance of a little village shop, a couple of pubs and has a beautiful little church etc. You can also walk into St Ives from here but it is a bit of walk - you'd probably end up bussing back!

Hope this helps.

 

[Auvergne]

Just remembered, we've also been to Stroud Hill park. The first time was brill but we went late last year and it appears the owners have now got their needs met from the locals using their restaurant. Caravanners now seem poor relations, we couldn't get booked in the restaurant and got the impression we were a nuisance. We most definitely would not return.

 

[Royston]

Ferry Meadows is a great place to stay, plenty to see lots of walking and cycle rides Steam trains stop just outside the site wher you can go into Peterborough,Cambridge not to far away.

 

[Wendy-Norfolk]

Cambridge C&CC site which is actually at Great Shelford, is only a mile from the city centre! :O)

We are regular visitors to Cambridge, and we always use this site. You can get the bus from the entrance, and Waitrose is just up the road. :O)

 

[barndoor54]

would recomend Cambridge CCC