Coming off the A14 at St Ives, follow the signposts for St Ives and then Somersham. As you turn off the mini roundabout out of St Ives onto the B1040 (Somersham Road) you`ll immediately drive up a small hill; shortly after the brow the campsite is down a half a mile lane on your left, after the farm buildings on your left and before the Rugby Club. If you get to the Rugby Club on your left you`ve gone too far, so pull into the Rugby Club and turn around.
There is a sign on a telegraph pole at the entrance to the farm, which reads Burleigh Hill Farm, and we`ve left a couple of traffic cones at the end of the lane to make it easier to spot. At night there are two triangular reflectors on the telegraph pole which will be lit up by your car lights, but only when you`re coming up the hill from St Ives.
Nearby Attractions
St Ives is a great base from which to explore Cambridgeshire, whether it be the colleges of Cambridge or Ely Cathedral, to picturesque villages, historic sites and nature reserves.
Closer to home, there are all the facilities you`d expect from an historic market town in St Ives, including farmers markets 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month and a general street market every Monday, or closer to home a useful shopping centre, just two fields away, with direct footpath (or 2 minute drive) where you`ll also find the nearest pub!
In the nearby village of Hilton you can find one of only six or seven Turf Mazes left in the country, while in St Ives and Huntingdon there are small, interesting local museums.
We`d also recommend Johnsons, the Crocodile Farm and Visitor Centre in Woodhurst, and The Raptor Centre just up the road, where there are regular hawking demonstrations.
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