Cambridge Cherry Hinton Club Campsite

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Lovely site

We stayed here as a base to visit Shepreth Wildlife Park, and also the city: It's a lovely site and I really like the fact that it's divided up into little sub-sites, so even when there are loads of people coming and going, no part of the site has much through traffic. Although the Cambridge Folk Festival was happening really close by, we heard nothing! One tip - if you fancy a punt ride during your stay, book in advance and get the earliest booking you can, the river is much quieter at the start of the day.

PaulDuell

Reviewed on 21/09/2023 08:59

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great stop over and friendly wardens

Stayed for 3 nights to use as a base for a show at Newmarket. site is set out well and felt safe with the little ones to play on their bikes and outside the van. Nice walk in to cherry Hinton and found a nice little bakery and a park along the way. Having access to a toddler room to bath/shower our toddler was a real bonus meaning both of us could take him rather then one or the other having to go in to the mens or ladies blocks.

Martin Knight

Reviewed on 17/07/2023 10:27

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Travellers Invasion.

Great site, good location peaceful. Site staff friendly but stressed due to recent travellers invasions on numerous occasions. At time of visit contractors were installing bollards to stop travellers invading and parking on late night bays near reception. This is at great cost to the club and will be added to site fees eventually. We witnessed travellers crashing Infront of club members at entry barriers. To get access without paying. Balliffs were called in to evict them which took a week to get them off. Cambridge police won't attend it's a civil matter - get a grip police you might have to attend if club member's take the law into their own hands !!. Otherwise site and staff both excellent.

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Motorhomer

Reviewed on 28/06/2023 16:22

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Great stopover

Have stayed here for a one night's stopover a few times, and each time found it to be a great choice. The facilities are always clean, and the pitches well maintained. It is worth taking the recommendation of the team for a pitch to save practising the manoevering skills. Will definitely use this site again, it is really nice as well as convenient.

mikew62

Caravanner

Reviewed on 23/05/2023 22:41

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Coronation wanderings

We chose this site as a base to explore Cambridge itself. We had a warm welcome on arrival and we chose our pitch from the recommendations of the receptionist. The site is quite small and access for larger vehicles to some of the different levels might be awkward. We found this to be a nice quiet site, although there is the road running along side and a sports site on the other side we didn't find this a problem, the noise level was low during our stay, maybe due to it being a bank holiday weekend. The facilities were very clean and suited us well, the washing up room was clean and the toilet/ washing area was clean. As there are no facilities for children especially young ones this isn't really the site for families with young children. I would recommend the buses, the service is fairly priced and they are regular. We used the number 3 bus into the city, there is another bus stop for the number 1 just down the road on the way to the Red Lion pub. This goes via Addenbrookes hospital. Opposite the bus stop there is a pub, the Robin hood this is a bit like a harvester style pub but the staff, service and food were very good. Our experience here was very positive and we will return at some point in the future to explore more of the area

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Campervanner

Reviewed on 23/05/2023 19:27

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Hospital Visit

Living in Norwich and needing to visit my son in Addenbrookes Hospital it was the ideal site. Good bus connection to the hospital. Due to health issues needed to amend my stay. Staff were very helpful. Thank you.

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Motorhomer

Reviewed on 18/05/2023 08:50

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Disappointing!

We have visited this site previously and have always been happy however, unfortunately the site now is very tired, unloved and requires staff and investment. There seems to be a problem with certain pitches being out of use, whether this is due to the ground conditions or just lack of maintenance but aesthetically it makes the site look really poor. The wardens seemed stressed & agitated and were allocating pitches without the guests being aware, when we arrived there were several vehicles in front of us, as we pulled up to the barrier it opened so we thought that as our booking was paid in full that either the warden or a recognition camera had opened it, how wrong we were! After finding a suitable pitch and after approximately 20 minutes setting up onsite I received a telephone call from the warden who accused me of driving onsite without visiting reception, which was correct however I then tried to explain the above but she was not interested and told us that we had to move pitches which we did, all this surprised us especially considering the overall state of the site and in that we visited very early in the season so I’m not sure how they will cope in peak season!! Unfortunately this experience really soured our stay and we will not be returning the Cambridge Cherry Hinton site in the future.

David and Joanne

Motorhomer

Reviewed on 19/04/2023 18:20

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A short bus ride from Cambridge

This is a very good site for visiting Cambridge: stops on two bus routes into the city are 5 minutes' walk away (or longer if you are as confused by the site's written directions as we were!). It's a small site by C&MHC standards and, as it's in an old quarry, it's divided into several areas on different levels. Access to some of them is tight, so we would advise parking up on arrival and checking out the available pitches on foot. Some areas are rather dark, so don't expect all-day sunshine. We didn't mark too highly for "peace and quiet" because there is some noise from the adjoining road and from what sounded like a nearby sports field, but none of this was too invasive Washing facilities are in a single block and are clean and modern. We didn't see any play facilities for children or an open area for ball games, so wouldn't rate this site too highly for active families. Dogs, on the other hand, are well catered-for: some small wooded areas inside the site boundary (but not maintained by the club) and a wonderful chalk pit nature reserve across the road from the site entrance where dogs are allowed off-lead. Two pubs are within easy walking distance: the Robin Hood (a Beefeater-styled pub restaurant) and the Red Lion (more of a locals pub). The former is the closest and serves breakfast from 9am. Dogs are allowed in the bar area, where the restaurant menu is also available and tables are scarce on Saturday evenings. We didn't try the Red Lion, but they were advertising Thai food on a poster outside. The site managers are welcoming and helpful. Reception doubles as a small shop where you can buy caravanning essentials such as WC fluid and electric hookup cables.

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Motorhomer

Reviewed on 29/03/2023 20:58

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Perfect location for visiting Cambridge

Just returned from our third visit to Cherry Hinton and will definitely be going again in the future. It’s about an hour walk into the city centre or there are regular buses which stop just down the road from the site. We found the ground quite hard for an awning and will take stronger pegs next time or try and get a grass pitch. The shower/toilet block is always lovely and warm and clean as is the washing up area. We have heard noise from nearby sports field which is floodlit so can sometimes hear into the evening, but cancelled out for us by occasionally hearing owls! Staff lovely and friendly and whilst not much at the site for young children, it suits us perfectly Lots of walks nearby and Greene King pubs within short walking distance which allow you to take a dog in

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Reviewed on 12/02/2023 16:55

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Lovely stay

Have returned today from a five night stay at this site and is all positive. The site is in a good location the relief wardens Kevin and Tina gave some good information about the site and area and it was nice to chat with them. The facilities were immaculate and it was in a great location for visiting Cambridge . Good stay.

Ian Champley

Caravanner

Reviewed on 02/09/2022 21:35

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