It's a bit tricky stopping at the right place on the dead straight road, but we spotted the sign. Imogen had given us the combination for the lock in advance, and she appeared while we were opening the gate and recommended a shady spot (the weather was very hot) next to the chicken coop. We were worried about being kept awake by the cock, but all the chickens were put to bed quite early and let out in the morning quite late. There is a lovely atmosphere here, and apart from having to drive two miles through the village of Cottenham, Cambridge was easy to access. We used the Milton park and ride, which is completely free if you have a bus pass. In the other direction, Ely is well worth a visit, and there are plenty of other places of interest. One little grumble: the electric hookups are rather old fashioned, and when you have plugged in your cable you have to turn the dial to the On position, which is not obvious. You also have to turn it to Off before you unplug. Imogen was happy to help us with this, but maybe there need to be some instructions. .