Discover the best luxury beach campsites near St. Neots, Cambridgeshire

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Glamp-in-Style

2 units · Glamping1 acre · Horncastle, England

Safari tent glamping in the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds within the beautiful grounds of Fir-combe Hall. You can even bring your horse along!

Wild Luxury - Drove Orchards

2 units · Glamping100 acres · Hunstanton, England

The site's warm and cosy safari lodges at Drove Orchards are a 25 minute walk from the beautiful sandy beach at Holme Dunes. Set adjacent to a Wild Life centre in more than 350 acres of orchards, farmland and wild meadows. T Each of the safari lodges sleep two to six people and have their own and shower facilities - perfect for families. You'll find comfy beds, a toasty wood burner (for cooking and heating)y and everything else necessary for your stay, right down to the cutlery and utensils. Lodges have power so you can still enjoy all your home creature comforts. There is also a sundeck outside to relax and enjoy the countryside views. The well-known Drove Orchards Rural Market is just a few minutes walk from camp with a farm shop, fishmongers, Yurt restaurant, Eric's Fish and Chip restaurant, artisan shops, cycle hire and an ice cream parlour. The lovely North Norfolk coastal village of Thornham is just a 15 minute walk with the Lifeboat Inn and the Orange Tree. The well known Thornham Deli offers a restaurant and deli counter, perfect for planning a picnic. There are two sets of four lodges and a set of three lodges, all by themselves, which are perfect for larger groups of 12-18 guests. All lodges are well spaced. Thornham is within the Norfolk's coast 'Golden Triangle' with adjacent villages such as Brancaster, Burnham Market, Holkham, Sandringham and Old Hunstanton popular places to visit.

King's Lynn Caravan and Camping Park

25 units · Glamping, Motorhomes, Tents10 acres · Norfolk, East Anglia

A well located Norfolk campsite with great access to the coast, fens and traditional market towns

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Luxury beach campsites near St. Neots guide

Overview

North of London, St. Neots is a cosy town in Cambridgeshire, nestled amid woodlands and chalk hills. Explore Hayley Wood Nature Reserve for vibrant spring wildflower blooms and trails through the trees. Or, discover local history, a rare species farm, and comfortable dining on the grounds of the National Trust Wimpole Estate. Camping near St. Neots has something for everyone, from rustic tent camping on local farms to luxurious glamping tipis complete with soft beds, private firepits, and composting toilets. For an off-the-grid experience, reserve a quiet stay on private lands near River Great Ouse, or camp close to popular hiking trailheads inside Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Where to go

Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Hike over chalk hills and wander through peaceful woodlands with a stay in Chiltern Hills AONB. Embark on Chiltern Way for a long walk through the hills, or try Peppard Woodland Walk for a quicker, family-friendly adventure. Hundreds of miles of parkland offer plenty of room for strolling, cycling, and horseback riding, while local villages and private tent pitches inside the AONB make it easy to stay overnight near trails.

National Trust Wimpole Estate

Just a half hour drive from St. Neots is Wimpole Estate, a 17th-century historic house accompanied by extensive grounds and stylish dining. History lovers can tour the luxurious Georgian rooms, while nature enthusiasts will enjoy acres of parkland, complete with walking trails, gardens, and a working farm. Nearby camping options include tent pitches on local farms and spacious glamping tents on the banks of River Great Ouse.

Hayley Wood Nature Reserve

Visit Hayley Wood to wander through ancient woodlands and discover the unique flora that bloom in Cambridgeshire. An 800-year-old hedge borders Hayley Lane, creating beautiful walking trails that merge nature and history. Spring is an especially fine time to visit this nature reserve, when bluebells and early purple orchids display stunning colours. Stay nearby at rustic tent and motorhome pitches in local woodlands for easy access to the nature reserve.

When to go

Camping near St. Neots is busiest from June to August, when warm summer weather makes for ideal hiking conditions and cosy nights around the campfire. Campers seeking a beautiful floral display will want to visit from April to June, when local wildflowers bloom. Many parklands and camping pitches near St. Neots are open year-round, though some amenities like water hookups may be affected if it snows in winter.