Quiet Waters Caravan Park

Hemingford Abbots, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, PE28 9AJ

Static caravans with River or Park Views
Quiet Waters Caravan Park, Hemingford Abbots, has been in the same family for over 70 years and is currently run by Linda Coulson, granddaughter of the first owner, and her husband Tony.

Quiet Waters is easily accessed from the A1307, between Huntingdon and Cambridge.

The quiet, peaceful spot occupies 5 acres by the banks of the Great Ouse, and in addition to touring caravans & motor homes, we offer seasonal touring pitches.

Our luxury caravans for hire are 6 births, with 2 separate bedrooms. Four of these caravans overlook the river, the remaining have park views. There are excellent toilet and shower facilities and laundry room maintained to a very high standard. Also Quiet Waters is a residential mobile home park, offering 35 retirement homes with all amenities.

The site offers angling and boating facilities, including rowing boats for hire from our own banks, and country walks and cycling routes available from the park. A golf course can found within one mile.

Available on Site: -

Boat Moorings
Angling
Boating
Country Walks

Within 2 miles: -

Golf
Swimming
Recreation
Quiet Waters Caravan Park is in the centre of the picturesque village of Hemingford Abbots. Situated only 13 miles from Cambridge, and 5 mile from Huntingdon, where a train station will take you to London within the hour. The small market towns of St Ives (2 miles ) and St Neots are within easy reach. Travel along the A14, turn off at Junction 25, 1 mile into village.

Cambridgeshire is notable for delightful villages, set in picturesque locations, and Hemingford Abbots situated adjoining the Great Ouse River, is no exception. The site offers angling and boating facilities, including rowing boats for hire from our own banks, and country walks and cycling routes available from the park. A golf course can be found within one mile.

Hemingford Abbots is a delightful village, containing beautiful thatched cottages and dominated by St Margaret's Church. A short walk from the park, takes you to the local Inn, offering excellent meals and service. The new village hall hosts many attractions during the summer months; the flower festival every two years is a major event for the villagers.

Our nearest town is the lovely riverside market town of St Ives, offering a museum, recreation centre and many shops and restaurants. The manor at Hemingford Grey is reputedly the oldest inhabited house in England, built around 1130. Also visit the historic cathedral cities of Ely; Peterborough and Bury St Edmunds, and the famous university city of Cambridge, with the war museum of Duxford are all with easy reach from Hemingford Abbots. With London less than one hour by train.

So for a break and a peaceful chance to relax, then join the Coulson family at Hemingford Abbots.
Accommodation Amenities
  • 4 Star
  • Accessible
  • Children Welcome
  • Dog Friendly
  • DVD Player
  • Launderette
  • Off Road Parking
  • Shower
  • Sleeps up to 6
  • Toilet and Shower Block
  • TV
  • Washing Machine
  • Well Equipped Kitchen
  • WiFi


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