Walkers, cyclists and fishermen will love our St Neots Club campsite. Within striking distance of the south Cambridgeshire market town of the same name, our St Neots campsite enjoys a waterside position on the banks of the River Ouse. Our charming campsite is ideally situated for visiting the many attractions and walking and cycling countryside of the south Cambridge area. Bag yourself a riverside
pitch and sit back and watch the boats sail by. Fishing is available here from 16 June until the site closes for the season. Although the site enjoys a quiet location, all the amenities you need are on the doorstep. You are within strolling distance of a lovely pub and a lovely riverside walk brings you into St Neots which offers a number of independent shops as well as national retailers and a varied choice of eating places. During the summer St Neots hosts a number of festivals including a medieval festival and a regatta. The town also has a number of parks including the Common, Priory Park and Riverside Park. Set amongst huge weeping willow trees, there are lakes for boating and fishing, picnic areas, children's play areas, and many marked cycle and footpaths. For nature lovers Paxton Pits Nature Reserve at Little Paxton, comprises 75 hectares of gravel pits, meadows, scrub and woodland next to the River Great Ouse. There is a wealth of wildlife and a network of marked paths to enjoy. The university city of Cambridge is around ten miles from the campsite and has many cultural attractions and shopping opportunities.
