Nearly wild campsites in March, Cambridgeshire

Bridge Farm Bell Tents

• Rural off-grid bell tents on a working arable farm in Cambridgeshire
• A 35-minute drive from Thetford Forest Park; 50 minutes from the coast
• Barbecue and picnic table provided; access to basic kitchen facilities

The Old Gym

• Peaceful three-acre Norfolk campsite surrounded by forest
• Five minutes' drive from Downham Market; Wisbech 15 minutes
• Swimming pool on site; close to local buses and station

South View Cottage

• Converted horse trailer 10 minutes’ drive from Downham Market, Norfolk
• Denver Windmill an hour’s walk; Hunstanton beach an hour’s drive
• Woodburner and barbecue provided; access to River Great Ouse walks

Pidley Bottom Shepherd's Huts

• Seven-acre smallholding in the Cambridgeshire countryside
• A 45-minute drive from Cambridge; fishing and golf a walk away
• Lots of hands-on activities including collecting eggs or feeding lambs

Ruffwoods

• Small Cambridgeshire campsite with woodland views
• Wisbech 15 minutes' drive; Spalding half an hour
• Dog-friendly; one-acre pitches; no more than two groups at one time

Lazy Acre

Hometyme

• A working smallholding and garden, you will need to like animals and birds as that is our life.

Fenside Caravan Park

• Fenside Caravan Park so well maintained peaceful place located on the
• Our Caravan Park Located and a historic location with nature walks fis
• Located under a Magnetic llayline People that stay at the Caravan Park