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Cambrideshire is special for riverside walks. Centuries ago the county was a huge, marshy wetland, full of shallow lakes, reed beds and waterways. People lived on slightly raised “islands” such Ely, which literally comes from “eel island” because of how many eels there were!
Riverside walks and Cambridge aside, whilst
Glamping in Cambridgeshire
you are close enough to visit London for the day or explore the beautiful surrounding areas including
- Ely with its stunning cathedral
- Bury St Edmunds with cathedral gardens and weekly market
- St Albans – we love the Waffle House here for a savoury or sweet lunch
- National Trust sites of Wimpole Hall, Houghton Mill and Anglesey Abbey
- Grantchester is a tiny village, big reputation and famous for riverside meadows and tea gardens. You can Walk or cycle there from Cambridge
- Ouse Washes, Seasonal wetlands full of birds
- St Ives is a pretty riverside town
For further places to visit in Cambridgeshire look at Visit Cambridgeshire
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Around Cambridge for the historic city and countryside, and the Fens and Ely for big skies and tranquil waterways.
Widely yes — the Fens, country parks and riverside paths are great for dogs. Check individual site policies.
Yes — punting, Wicken Fen and IWM Duxford all make excellent family days out.
Punt on the Cam in Cambridge, visit Ely Cathedral, explore Wicken Fen, and see the aircraft at IWM Duxford.
Prices vary by season, site and accommodation type — check the live ‘from’ price shown on each glamping site listing above.