Cabins in Cambridgeshire with wifi provided

Literary legends and Nobel Prize winners have drawn inspiration from Cambridgeshire’s storied landscapes.

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Gresley Cabin

Gresley Cabin is part of Gresley House which is a retired train station on the derelict Cambridge to Kings Lynn railway line - now a fast busway into the centre of Cambridge. The name Gresley was derived after Sir Nigel Gresley the Head Design Engineer of "The Flying Scotsman" Locomotive. Boasting a Far Infra-Red sauna and air conditioning, Spacious Log Cabin near Cambridge is located a few miles from the historical City of Cambridge. This holiday home provides free private parking, full-day security and free WiFi. The holiday home has a kitchen with a dishwasher, oven, microwave, and fridge/freezer. A living room with separate seating and dining area, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with a bath and a shower. A large flat-screen TV with streaming services and a surround sound system are provided. The holiday home also offers an outdoor Barbeque, access to a beautiful garden with a pond, Apple trees, a pear tree. A washing machine and a tumble drier are also available to guests who are staying longer than 4 nights. If you would like to discover the nature reserves in the area, cycling is possible in the surroundings and Spacious Log Cabin near Cambridge can help you reach out to a bicycle rental service. A 22KW 3 Phase EV Charging Station can be made available to guests if needed. Our immediate neighbour opened up "The Northstowe Tap and Social". The Pizza there is amazing and there's a bakery which offers fresh sourdough bread every day from 8am!

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Cabins in Cambridgeshire with wifi provided guide

Overview

The university city of Cambridge is the star attraction of this East England county, brimming with history, culture, and heritage. Outside the city, Cambridgeshire’s rural landscapes and meandering waterways provide an oasis of calm to contrast with the fast-paced student lifestyle. Camping in Cambridgeshire is all about embracing a slower pace of life. Pitch your tent amid miles of open farmlands, enjoy leisurely walks and bike rides around the marshes, or soak up the scenery while punting along the river. May through September provides the best weather for camping, but be sure to book ahead if traveling during student holidays.

Where to go

South Cambridgeshire

Cambridge is top of the to-do for most travelers to South Cambridgeshire. Follow in the footsteps of Sir Isaac Newton and Lord Byron as you admire the Gothic architecture, stroll the riverside parklands, and go punting along the Cam River. Outside the city, sloping chalk hills and rural farmlands provide options for country campers.

Fenland

Patchwork farmlands give way to pancake-flat marshlands north of Cambridge. Enjoy leisurely bike rides or wildlife walks around the Fens, take to the water for a narrowboat cruise, or enjoy fishing along the riverbanks. The market towns of Whittlesey, Chatteris, and Wisbech are the main hubs, and peaceful camping grounds dot the surrounding countryside.

East Cambridgeshire

Horse racing enthusiasts won’t want to miss a visit to Newmarket, the birthplace of thoroughbred horse racing. Nearby, the cathedral city of Ely makes a scenic base from which to explore along the River Great Ouse. Set sail on a boat cruise, pitch your tent at a riverside campsite, or enjoy cycling or horseback riding around the Fens.

Huntingdonshire

Northwest of Cambridge, the market towns of Huntingdon and St Ives lie along the Great River Ouse. This rural region provides plenty of ways to escape the crowds, from fishing and bird-watching at Fen Drayton Lakes to woodland walks in the Hinchingbrooke Country Park. Both towns have a choice of camping sites and caravan parks, and you’re never far from the water.