Yarwell Mill Caravan and Camping Park is set in peaceful Northamptonshire countryside at Peterborough, is bordered by the river Nene and provides excellent fishing facilities for guests. Located only six miles from the picturesque town of Stamford, there are many scenic walks and quiet villages to explore. Yarwell Mill is a 27 acre campsite with capacity for 120 touring caravans and a similar number of tents. The large tenting field is spacious with plenty of room between tents for privacy or kicking a football around with the kids. In the middle of the site is a 5 acre lake stocked and available for fishing by those staying on the site. The River Nene runs round the perimeter of the site, moorings for cruisers and narrow boats are available along its banks and course fishing is available in season. Yarwell lock can be found on the site, where boats pass through upstream to Oundle and downstream to Peterborough and the fens. The site contains Yarwell Mill, a Grade II listed building, still with the millstream running under the building. Facilities include: Showers Toilets Disabled Toilet Chemical disposal point Washing up area Fishing Boating Boat Launch ramp Rates : Please see website for details. Groups by arrangement only.

Hidden deep in the heart of the countryside nestles an 18th Century mill and country farm where the treasures of farming and country life lie waiting to be discovered. There is something for everyone at Sacrewell, from friendly farm animals and play areas to the working watermill and farm bygones. With the visitor centre spread over 35 acres you can always enjoy the feeling of space and rural tranquillity, whether you have come to visit for the day or are staying on the attractive campsite. Tractor rides around the 550-acre working farm are always popular, or you can walk one of the farm trails. Children have a choice of indoor or outdoor play areas to keep them amused once they have fed the animals. Sacrewell Farm and Country Centre provides an attractive and interesting venue, with superb facilities for a variety of camping or caravanning activities. What makes Sacrewell the perfect place to visit for a short break? The proximity to the A1 and A47. A central location within the country. The beautiful countryside. Stables Restaurant serving home cooked food (open 9.30am - 5pm). Three Little Ducks food and gift shop (open 9.30 - 5pm). Shower and toilet block. The Farm Centre full of historic attractions and friendly animals. The space and rural tranquility of the countryside. General Camp Site : Those wanting normal camping facilites can make use of a level camping area with hedge line shelter, just a short stroll from the visitor centre and its conveniences. Adults £8.50; Children £5.50; Family Camping (based on 2 adults and 2 children) £25.00 per night. Prices include admission to the Farm Centre. Electrical hook ups are available for an additional £2.50 per night. Group Camp Site : With the variety of walks, trails, woodlands and waterways at Sacrewell, many groups choose to stay at Sacrewell. The toilet facilities available here are separate from other facilities, making it the ideal place for Cubs, Scouts, Brownies, Guides, Schools and Field Trippers. The price of £6 per adult and £4.50 per child per night is charged for prebooked groups of ten or more, this can include a camp fire site by arrangement. Entry to the farm centre is included in this price. Rallies : Groups from all over Europe have organised stays at Sacrewell. Competitive rates and superb facilities mean we can cater for all sorts of rallies. A well appointed barn is available for social events - contact us for more information. English Tourist Board Quality Assured Visitor Attraction. Good Wheelchair Access. Dogs on leads welcome outdoors. Groups by prior arrangement only please. Off Ground BBQs only please. Open: 1st March - 31st October.

Cambridgeshire is notable for delightful villages, set in picturesque locations, and Hemingford Abbots in a secluded situation adjoining the Great Ouse River, is no exception. We invite you to spend some time here and enjoy the area at your leisure, fishing from our own grounds or just relaxing by this lovely river and a two minute walk will take you to the local inn, for a quiet drink or meal. Visit the historic Cathedral cities of Ely and Peterbrough or the world famous University city of Cambridge, all within easy reach of Hemingford Abbots - not forgetting the interesting old town of Huntingdon and St. Ives. Pop into London less than 1 hour by train or drive in on one of the fast road. If you wish to relax and get away from it all then join the Hutson family at Hemingford Abbots. Static Caravans : Caravans with River View : Are sited in positions on the banks of the River Great Ouse and give uninterrupted views of this lovely river with its trees and wildlife, and include hot and cold water, shower, flush toilet, gas cooking and heating (1 gas bottle per week), refrigerator, colour TV, electric lighting, blankets, cooking and eating utensils, microwave. Caravans with Park View : Are sited approx 50metres from the river and include hot & cold water, shower, flush toilet, gas cooker & heating (1gas bottle per week), refrigerator, colour TV, electric lighting, blankets, cooking and eating utensils, microwave. General Information : Bed sheets and washing towels are not included on the caravan inventory. Fishing from our own river bank is included in our charges. Permits and bait available. Rowing boats available for hire (June/September). Young persons under 18 years not allowed unless accompanied by an adult. Dogs on leads (Please bring Dog Bedding) Visitors are strongly advised to take holiday insurance cover against cancellation. Please enquire at time of reservation. Washing machine & dryer available – coin operated. Disabled Guests : Holiday caravans are accessible to guests with limited mobility, but able to walk a few paces up to a maximum of 3 steps. Disabled toilet/shower facilities available for use to all guests. In order to avoid any misunderstanding please call to discuss your needs. Touring / Camping Pitches : From £12 to £15 per 2 adults & 2 children per night. Statics £235 per week to £355 per week. 4 star ETC. Off ground BBQs only.

Stroud Hill Park is a privately owned, exclusively adult, touring caravan site in Pidley, Cambridgeshire. The quiet, attractive, rural site provides a central Cambridgeshire location for touring caravans and campers. The site has been awarded 5 pennants by the AA, 5 stars by the English Tourist Board and 5 stars by the Loo of the Year scheme. At the heart of the site is a green oak timber-framed building which houses reception, a shop, café, bar and restaurant along with the excellent toilets and showers. The site is built to accommodate the disabled. There are 54 pitches (44 hard standing and 10 grass pitches), all with electric hook up, drinking water and an individual ground level drain to accept grey water. Stroud Hill Park provides excellent facilities of the highest standard including: Resident warden Electric hook up points, fresh water connection and grey water disposal for all pitches Restaurant & Bar Hardstandings Heated toilet block awarded 5 stars by the Loo of the Year scheme Privacy cubicles Laundry facilities Vegetable preparation areas Disabled facilities Shop Tennis court Fishing lake The whole site is built to accommodate the disabled. Adjacent to the site is an 18 hole pay and play golf course, along with ten-pin bowling. The site sits in pretty countryside in the centre of Cambridgeshire, easily accessible by all major road links. The site is naturally sheltered and set in ancient bluebell woodland on the 150-acre family farm. The farm is grassland and arable with 11 acres of woodland, which provides a wonderful habitat for many birds and other wildlife. A recent RSPB survey found around 50 species of bird life, some rare, making this an interesting location for bird watching. In addition, several public footpaths cross the farm linking to other local walkways and villages. Rates : £20 per pitch all year per night. Over 16 year olds only. 5 star ETC. England and Overall AA Campsite of the Year 2008.

The site, owned by The National Trust, is on the banks of the River Great Ouse with spectacular views across the river to the Trust's Houghton Mill, the last working watermill on this river. Milling demonstrations are held every Sunday during the season and visitors can purchase the flour. The site is situated on the fringe of the highly picturesque village of Houghton, with a wealth of timbered and thatched-roof cottages, pub and shops, and the whole surrounding area is a paradise for walkers, bird watchers and wildlife enthusiasts. There is an abundance of footpaths and bridleways for walkers, horse riders and cyclists along and across the proliferation of waterways. Important Information Please do not arrive before 12 noon and latest arrival is 8pm. There are no hardstandings on this site. This site has no Motorvan waste point. Please note that all pitches on this site are grass. This is a Management Agreement Site and does not accept Site Night Vouchers or Member Get Member Vouchers

Huntingdon Boathaven & Caravan Park is a family run business set in a tranquil and attractive secure five acre site overlooking the most beautiful section of the Great River Ouse between Huntingdon and Godmanchester. We offer 30 individual pitches with electric hook-up for touring caravans, dormobiles & trailer tents. There is also a separate area for tents offering wonderful river views and beautiful sunsets. The marina has a central basin and slip-way accommodating some fifty boats. Godmanchester, the site of an ancient town, was once occupied by a Roman Military Station. Nowadays it is a treasure-house of varied architectural styles, from the homeliness of old timber and thatch to clear lines of Georgian facades. Huntingdon, a small but busy town, is the land of Olivier Cromwell Lord Protector of England, Samuel Pepys, the diarist, William Cowper, the poet and Queen Catherine of Aragon, wife of King Henry VIII. A short walk will take you to the local pub and continental style supermarket where your self-catering requirements will be taken care of along with a daily paper. Site Facilities : Heated modern toilets and showers Hairdryers in ladies Shaver points in gents Disabled toilet / family room 16 amp electric hook up to all pitches Convenient water points Dishwashing room + spin dryer Chemical waste disposal Book swap service Limited fishing on site and locally Calor gas stocked Dogs welcome but must be kept on a lead at all times Dog walking area BBQ / picnic area Boat hire next door Golf courses close by Places to visit include : Hinchingbrooke House Wood Green Animal Shelter Raptor Centre - Birds of Prey Hamerton Zoo Huntingdon Races Cromwell Museum Duxford Imperial War Museum Or why not simply hire a boat and meander along the river with a nice glass of wine? Rates : From £10-£16. Groups by prior arrangement only. Approved by the AA.

Located at the southern end of the village and set in 3 acres of orchard land, this small, pleasant tourist site offers all the facilities for a comfortable stay including: Pitches for caravans and awnings Spaces for motor caravans and tents Showers & Toilets Laundrette and washing up facilities Electric hook-up points Appleacre also includes a small residential park with homes for the retired and semi-retired. The village shop, pub and restaurant are all within close walking distance and the stop alongside the Park provides regular bus services to Cambridge and neighbouring villages. Park residents are welcome to walk across the road and visit Fowlmere Sports & Social Club where they can enjoy the children's play facilities outside or relax inside with a drink in the comfort of the licensed bar. Rates : Touring £5, small tent and car £3, cost per person over 5 years £3, cost per person bank holidays and flying weekends £5, electric hook up £1. 2 Star ETB. Groups by prior arrangement.

Probably the perfect family holiday site. Level and open, and ideally located in a Country Park with steam trains, lake, cycle & walking trails and every kind of sporting facility laid on. There's a super watersports centre for sailing and windsurfing, and coarse fishing may be had in the lakes. There are also two golf courses, bird hides by the river, and no less than 60 miles of cycleways, all off-road even to the town centre. If outdoor sports are rained off, there's still plenty to do indoors in Peterborough itself, with ice or roller skating, indoor pool, bowling alley, cinema, theatre, tennis, badminton and snooker, and to top it all a 6 acre shopping complex which would take some beating. Important Information For those Members who wish to arrive on New Years Day, please note that the Site Office will be closed. You will therefore have to stay on the Late Night Arrivals Area if the site has one. Please contact the Warden on site to discuss pitching instructions for arrivals on this day. For those members wishing to arrive on Christmas Day, please note that the Office will not be open. Therefore you may have to stay on the Late Night Arrivals Area if the site has one. Please contact the Warden on site for further information on pitching instructions.

Set in old quarry workings and within a site of special scientific interest, this site has been imaginatively landcaped to create the impression of being in the heart of the countryside while only a ten-minute bus journey (½ mile from site) to the city centre. Guided walking tours are an excellent way of soaking up the academic atmosphere of the medieval colleges and open-top bus tours will take you all around the city and out to the American War Cemetery. Alternatively you can take a punt along The Backs on the River Cam to see colleges like Corpus Christi, Magdelene and the Bridge of Sighs. A visit to King's College Chapel is a must. Important Information For those Members who wish to arrive on New Years Day, please note that the Site Office will be closed. You will therefore have to stay on the Late Night Arrivals Area if the site has one. Please contact the Warden on site to discuss pitching instructions for arrivals on this day. For those members wishing to arrive on Christmas Day, please note that the Office will not be open. Therefore you may have to stay on the Late Night Arrivals Area if the site has one. Please contact the Warden on site for further information on pitching instructions. The length of the outfit is essential. Visitors with outfits over 29ft need to contact the Warden to make booking. Please do not arrive before 12.00 Noon. Latest arrival 8.00 PM or before dark in winter months. Rates:- Pitch from: £4.30 Adults from: £3.90 Children from: £1.30

Situated on the A10, 2 miles south of the historic cathedral city of Ely, Having fine monastic buildings, Oliver Cromwell's house and many other places of interest, Golf course, angling, boating, museum, riverside, market day Thursday. Open all year round. Mobile homes to let. Caravans also bought & sold. A family run grassy site, 2 Miles south of Ely, 12 miles north of Cambridge with 36 touring pitches for caravans or tents. Electric hookups, free showers, wash basin hot & cold, toilets, chemical disposal, razor points, laundry room, vegetable preparation & washing-up facilities, park play area, electric gates. Rates : £12 per night for a caravan or tent.