Located outside the pretty Fenland market town of March, Cambridgeshire and surrounded by open farmland, big skies and amazing sunrises and sunsets, our 5 acre property backs onto the Old River Nene
Enjoy a leisurely walk into town along its bank watching the narrow boats and swans passing by
Our mooring can be used by staying visitors for fishing, canoeing and paddle boarding and there is plenty of space for children to play. Onsite canoe, paddle board and pedalo hire
We offer a level field with hard standings and grass pitches with electric (and some grass pitches with camp fire facilities). Although sheltered, open views over the farming Fenland countryside give a pleasing landscape throughout the seasons.
Facilities include 2 heated showers/toilets, washing up area and wifi. There are 4 all weather caravan pitches and 2 grass pitches with electric and additional grass pitches without electric that are available during high season.
Our electric hook ups are on individual card meters, enabling you to purchase as little or as much electricity as you require Refunds for unused electricity given before departure.
We also have a large rally field available to recognised rally groups with some electric hook up points.
Our grass pitches close at the end of September but our hard standings stay open all year round.
National Cycle Route 63 and part of the Hereward Way Walk both run by our property, making us an ideal stopping point for cyclists and walkers (discounts available if you are not bringing a car and talk to us about luggage drops)
We are less than an hour drive from Ely, Cambridge and Hunstanton`s seaside to name but a few places worth visiting
We also run a B&B onsite offering three spacious, comfortable rooms, with private bath/shower facilities wifi and good quality breakfasts.
We also have a self contained log cabin and luxury shepherds hideaway for letting.
Facilities
2 heated showers and 2 toilets Electric hook ups Chemical disposal point Wifi in most parts of the site and in communal areas Washing up sinks Hard standings and grass pitches Dogs welcome (up to 2 per unit, on leads). Dogs listed under the dangerous Dogs Act 1991 mat not be brought on to site Guests can fish free during open season - just bring your rod license/tackle Canoe hire Most pitches with campfire facilities If you don`t fancy cooking breakfast, subject to availability you can enjoy a take away breakfast to eat back at camp.
Prices for 2025 camping season
Low Season - January to end of May and October to end of December £22.00 per night for up to 4 people and 2 well behaved dogs in your tent, campervan or caravan. Electric is on a pay as you go meter.
Peak Season - June to end of September £27.00 per night for up to 4 people and 2 well behaved dogs in your tent, campervan or caravan. Electric is on a pay as you go meter.
Additional people are charged at £5 per person per night Pup tents will incur an additional £5 fee per nights and must be discussed with us before arrival
Nearby Attractions
Ely and its stunning cathedral is approx 30 mins drive, Cambridge approx 50 mins away, Hunstanton beach and Sandringham approx 1 hour away
Locally there is a brewery to visit, microlight and skydiving centres, RSPB Wildfowl & Wetland Trust, local museums and churches, Birds of Prey centre
Onsite there is canoeing, pedaloe, paddle boarding and fishing (licence required and within season) on the Old River Nene
For walkers Footpath No 7 into March town and part of the Hereward Way Walk runs by property as does National Cycle Route 63
Price Guide - Updated May 2026
Low Season - January to end of May and October to end of December £22.00 per night for up to 4 people and 2 well behaved dogs in your tent, campervan or caravan. Electric is on a pay as you go meter. Peak Season - June to end of September £28.00 per night for up to 4 people and 2 well behaved dogs in your tent, campervan or caravan. Electric is on a pay as you go meter. Additional people are charged at £5 per person per night Pup tents will incur an additional £5 fee per nights and must be discussed with us before arrival
Please note this is an indication of prices, please contact the campsite for a definitive price for your stay
From North, A47/A141 rdbt, after approximately 3m at rdbt take road to Whittlesley Site on left 0 5m From South, A141, A7 rdbt with B1099, take left Whittlesley road, site on left 0 5m
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Where is the nearest shop to Fourwinds Campsite And B And B? There is a shop within 1 mile
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