In and around Cambridgeshire

There are lots of places on the doorstep of Cambridge just waiting to be explored this summer. Bring the family for a wildlife adventure at Wicken Fen, meet the rare breeds at Wimpole Home Farm, climb to the top of the treehouse at Anglesey Abbey or get crafty at Houghton Mill.

Make the most of the long summer days with some alfresco entertainment at our places. Pack a picnic hamper and bring along your family and friends to one of our 'summer nights' of film, theatre and music.

Enjoy the spectacular river-side and meadow walks from Houghton Mill to St. Ives, Huntingdon and Godmanchester. We've put together three downloadable walks to help you explore the area.

Explore the Cambridgeshire Fens on two or three wheels. Enjoy an easy family ride, off-road adventure or take the Lodes Way to Anglesey Abbey. Cycle hire open daily, Easter to October (upon request at other times) 10am - 5pm.

Lord Fairhaven bought Anglesey Abbey in 1926 and gifted it to the National Trust upon his death in 1966. Immerse yourself in his luxurious lifestyle as you step inside the House packed with antiques, paintings, silverware and clocks.

We're pleased to announce that the recently restored 18th century Gothic Tower at Wimpole is among the winners of a European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage.

Herds of free roaming Konik ponies and Highland cattle are creating new habits for wildlife at Wicken Fen. Find out more about how our team are caring for this nature reserve.

Want to stay a little longer? Wainman House in Wisbech has been restored and is now an elegant Georgian townhouse that sleeps 11 and makes the perfect base for large groups.

Nestling on the banks of the River Great Ouse and with fantastic views of the historic working mill, our campsite offers a great place to park your caravan, motorhome, pitch your tent, or enjoy a stay in our brand new camping pods. The campsite is open March - October.