St Neots CCC site is quite close to Cambridge. we stayed there last year for a few days, nice riverside location and walking distance into town. Ticks the boxes for good toilets and showers.
Try Northey Lodge on the outskirts of Peterborough - on here in campsite search. A lovely, very flat site separated into different 'areas' and sheltered by tall leylandii trees. We stayed for a 1-night weekend - booked on the last minute - a couple of years ago and really liked it.
------------- Tigermouse
I have a very temperamental personality - 50% temper and 50% mental
We're booked there next Friday for 1 night, as a stop before carrying on to the Tunnel for our crossing on Saturday afternoon. But are there still any pitches available for Saturday? I tried to book last Tuesday, and there was no availability for the whole weekend. Had another look on Wednesday and somebody must have cancelled because there were 2 pitches available for both Friday and Saturday. So I booked Friday, phew!
Quote: Originally posted by jaqugra on 13/8/2009
St Neots CCC site is quite close to Cambridge. we stayed there last year for a few days, nice riverside location and walking distance into town. Ticks the boxes for good toilets and showers.
I'm sure that the C&CC don't allow 1 night bookings during weekends
... we ended up with the kind offer of a hay field (cut) so camped there (took the portaloo) .... all on our own bar the ponies in the neighbouring field ... next to a derelict windmill which now houses barn owl and kestrel nesting boxes!
we were lucky enough to be there when the bird guys were checking the boxes so were invited into the windmill and saw 3 baby barn owls fly out when the box was checked!
new tent was great ... our first night in it .... phew!
Don't forget to leave a review of the campsites you have visited this year or last!
... we ended up with the kind offer of a hay field (cut) so camped there (took the portaloo) .... all on our own bar the ponies in the neighbouring field ... next to a derelict windmill which now houses barn owl and kestrel nesting boxes!
we were lucky enough to be there when the bird guys were checking the boxes so were invited into the windmill and saw 3 baby barn owls fly out when the box was checked!
new tent was great ... our first night in it .... phew!
it was just outside of Huntingdon .... we were down to look at a pony and my OH was due to show one of their foals inhand at Equifest the next day so they offered us the field!
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets