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Explore Cambridgeshire: Pack your camping gear and prepare for an eventful vacation in Cambridgeshire, a charming region of history and nature in the east England. The county offers a variety of activities, attractions and popular vacation and getaway destinations.

  1. The most Popular Activities in Cambridgeshire
  2. The most Beautiful Places to Visit in Cambridgeshire
  3. Find Campsites in Cambridgeshire and Book Online

Popular Activities in Cambridgeshire

Waldegraves Holiday Park, Cambridgeshire, England
Waldegraves Holiday Park, Cambridgeshire, England

Discovery Tour in the River: Punting on the River Cam

In the heart of Cambridgeshire, you can try your hand at customary "punting " on the River Cam in the county seat of Cambridge. On the adventurous punting tour with a chauffeur (or your personal "punter"), you move gently and almost silently through the water in a flat boat by deftly placing a pole on the river bottom and pushing yourself off the riverbed. On this boating activity, you can enjoy the impressive views of historic buildings and lush greenery. Join a guided tour where an experienced punter shares interesting stories and facts about Cambridge and its famous landmarks. This activity offers a relaxing way to experience the city from a unique perspective.

Cambridge Cherry Hinton Caravan Club Site, Cambridgeshire, England
Cambridge Cherry Hinton Caravan Club Site, Cambridgeshire, England

English Enjoyment

Culinary in the County

Cambridgeshire offers a wealth of cozy gastropubs, restaurants and farmers' markets serving traditional English dishes and international cuisine.

In addition to traditional dishes like fish & chips, you'll also find fresh, local produce like Fenland Celery, a special variety of celery traditionally grown in the peat soils of the Fenlands of East Anglia and parts of Cambridgeshire.

Cambridge Cherry Hinton Caravan Club Site, Cambridgeshire, England
Cambridge Cherry Hinton Caravan Club Site, Cambridgeshire, England

Adventure on Wheels

Cycling along Idyllic Routes

The idyllic countryside of Cambridgeshire is perfect for extended cycle tours. For example, explore the historic city of Cambridge, the reservoir of Grafham Water with a 16-kilometer cycle path around it, or the long-distance Nene Valley Way that stretches through the county of the same name.

If you don't have your own bike, you can rent one in many places. Don't forget to bring a picnic basket to take a break in nature along the way.

Pure Relaxation: Walks in Romantic Gardens

Cambridgeshire is home to some of the most beautiful gardens in England. For example, visit the Cambridge University Botanic Garden and admire a variety of exotic plants. The peaceful surroundings are great for relaxing walks and plenty of photo opportunities. Another garden of note is Anglesey Abbey with its colorful flower beds and historic statues. During your walk, you can enjoy the fresh air and enjoy the scent of the flowers. Also look out for events such as garden festivals and guided tours that often take place in these gardens.

The most Beautiful Trip Destinations in Cambridgeshire

Waldegraves Holiday Park, Cambridgeshire, England
Waldegraves Holiday Park, Cambridgeshire, England
St. Margaret’s Caravan Camp, Cambridgeshire, England
St. Margaret’s Caravan Camp, Cambridgeshire, England

Historical Treasures:

University of Cambridge

Cambridge University is one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the world. With its historic colleges and impressive libraries, it is an absolute must for culture enthusiasts.

Wander the ancient halls and feel the history that lies within these walls. Don't forget to visit King's College and its chapel, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture.

St. Margaret’s Caravan Camp, Cambridgeshire, England
St. Margaret’s Caravan Camp, Cambridgeshire, England

Aviation History up Close:

Imperial War Museum Duxford

Immerse yourself in the world of aircraft and military history at the Imperial War Museum Duxford. Here you'll find an impressive collection of historic aircrafta and watch spectacular air shows.

The museum also offers interactive exhibits about the development of aviation and Duxford's role in World War II. The museum is a must-see for those interested in technology and history.

Flora and Fauna: Wicken Fen National Nature Reserve

One of the oldest nature reserves in England, Wicken Fen offers a unique ecosystem with diverse animal and plant life. The walking trails through the moor and lakescape are ideal for nature lovers. In addition to birds, there are rare insects and plants to spot. Take a guided tour to learn more about the delicate ecosystem, or rent a canoe to explore the waterways. The tranquil setting of Wicken Fen is perfect for getting away from it all and connecting with nature.

St. Margaret’s Caravan Camp, Cambridgeshire, England
St. Margaret’s Caravan Camp, Cambridgeshire, England

History Meets Modernity:

Explore Peterborough

The city of Peterborough combines historic beauty with modern flair.

Visit the impressive Peterborough Cathedral, explore the local art scene at the galleries and theaters, stroll through beautiful Nene Park and enjoy a shopping experience at the Queensgate Shopping Centres. Peterborough offers something for many tastes.

Find Campsites in Cambridgeshire and Book Online

To finish your varied stay in Cambridgeshire you also need a cozy campsite to relax. There are many beautiful campgrounds in the middle of nature or near towns. Many of them offer modern amenities and are very well located to explore the sights of the region. Use our filter function on camping.info to find and book a campsite according to your needs. Find and book available campsites in Cambridgeshire now

St. Margaret’s Caravan Camp Site, Cambridgeshire, England
St. Margaret’s Caravan Camp Site, Cambridgeshire, England
What are the top 3 highlights for campers in Cambridgeshire?

  1. Punting on the River Cam: One of the most famous activities in Cambridge is punting. It's is a boat ride on the River Cam where you use a pole to move a flat boat forward.

  2. Wicken Fen National Nature Reserve: As a camper, you are often looking to get close to nature and Wicken Fen National Nature Reserve the ideal place to do so. It is one of the oldest nature reserves in England and offers a unique moorland landscape rich in flora and fauna.

  3. Camping near historic villages: Cambridgeshire is rich in historic villages surrounded by campsites. One example is the village of Ely, known for its magnificent cathedral and a natural riverfront.

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Ist Wildcamping in Cambridgeshire erlaubt?

Camping outside of campgrounds is considered "wild camping" and is not allowed in Cambridgeshire. Tip: It is better to book your campsite in Cambridgeshire now to avoid high fines.

No matter when you want to camp in near Cambridgeshire: Use our LIVE availability search and find suitable sites that are available in your desired travel period.

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Is camping with a dog allowed in Cambridgeshire?

Camping with dog is not only possible in Cambridgeshire, but absolutely recommended. Whether it's great walking opportunities in the hinterland or strolling along the riverside - in Cambridgeshire your four-legged friend is welcome. Many campsites also have special facilities for your furry friend.

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Frequently asked questions

Which is the best campsite in the region Cambridgeshire?
The best rated campsites in the region Cambridgeshire are:

  1. Cambridge Cherry Hinton Caravan Club Site, 5
  2. Debden House Camp Site, 5
  3. Diamond Farm C.& C. Park Aa, 5
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Which campsite in the Cambridgeshire region is recommended?
These campsites in the region Cambridgeshire are recommended:

  1. Diamond Farm C.& C. Park Aa, 5
  2. The Dell Caravan & Camp. Park, 5
  3. St. Margaret’s Caravan / Camp Site, 5
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How expensive is camping in the region Cambridgeshire?
An overnight stay at a campsite in the region Cambridgeshire costs on average €30.06. Prices vary depending on the season and the facilities and location of the campsite.
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Which campsites are available in the region Cambridgeshire?
The occupancy rate of campsites in the Cambridgeshire region is very much dependent on the travel period. During holidays and public holidays, campsites are often fully booked well in advance. The location and popularity of a campsite as well as the weather are further factors. We therefore recommend looking for availability early and booking directly online. For short-term camping holidays in the Cambridgeshire region, we offer you the option of searching for currently available campsites in real time.
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