
Stroud Hill Park CampsiteStroud Hill Park Campsite Fen Road Pidley Huntingdon Cambridgeshire PE28 3DE Tel: 01487 741333 Fax: 01487 741365 Pitches: 66 Website: Email: ![]() Pitch Types Available ![]() Tents LOW: £15.00 MID: £15.00 HIGH: £15.00 ![]() Caravans LOW: £21.00 MID: £21.00 HIGH: £21.00 ![]() Motorhomes LOW: £21.00 MID: £21.00 HIGH: £21.00 Description Stroud Hill Park is a privately owned, exclusively adult, touring caravan site in Pidley, Cambridgeshire.
The quiet, rural site provides a central Cambridgeshire location for touring caravans and campers. The site has been awarded 5 pennants by the AA, 5 stars by the English Tourist Board and 5 stars by the Loo of the Year scheme.
At the heart of the site is a green oak timber-framed building which houses reception, a shop, café, bar and restaurant (winner of the Restaurant of the Year) Nearby Attractions Stroud Hill Park is on the outskirts of the village of Pidley, which sits at the centre of the county of Cambridgeshire. The attractions of the region are many from the beautiful city of Cambridge, to the cathedral cities of Ely and Peterborough, the walking and cycling of Huntingdonshire, the waterways and the rural pleasures of the many unspoilt villages.
There are many National Trust properties (eg. Wimpole Hall, Houghton Mill, Peckover House and Anglesey Abbey) within a short distance of the site along with numerous other heritage houses and gardens welcoming visitors. Huntingdonshire has a wealth of history, which is brought to life in local museums along with historical links with famous people including Samuel Pepys and Oliver Cromwell.
Huntingdonshire also offers a landscape of ancient churches and lovely villages in pretty rural scenery of water meadows, river valleys and riverside parks. There are miles of public footpaths and bridleways criss-crossing through open countryside linking parks and nature reserves to charming market towns and villages. Cyclists too are well catered for as the area is easily explored with a few gentle hills and many quiet lanes and cycleways.
The pretty riverside market town of St Ives is just 15 minutes away from the site by car. Markets are held on Mondays and Fridays and the town has all other services the visitor may require. St Ives is steeped in history, being the home of Oliver Cromwell. Take a walk along the river and feed the swans or visit the local galleries and museum. St Ives also boasts a variety of restaurants. (English, Italian, Greek, Indian and Chinese) plus many friendly public houses. Facilities Adult Only Bar Chemical Disposal Disabled Facilities Drain Hook Up Electric Hookup Electric Shaver Point Fishing Fully Serviced Gas Available Golf Hard Standing Ice Pack Facility Laundry Room Other Pets Welcome Restaurant Shop On Site Showers Telephone Tennis Toilet Block Washing Up Facilities Water Hook UpFacilities Nearby Public House Or Bar Within - 1 mile Fishing Available Within - 1 mile Golf Course Within - 1 mile Restaurant Or Cafe Within - 1 mile Shops Or Market Within - 1 mile Tennis Courts Within - 1 mile Campsite Photos ![]() ![]() Campsite Awards AA CAMPSITE OF THE YEAR 2008 All details correct at the time of publication please check with campsite before booking Please mention UK Campsitesearch.co.uk when you book or enquire! |