Cambridge Cherry Hinton Club Campsite

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Good for families

Adequate

Stayed at Cherry Hinton over the Whit Bank Holiday. The site facilities are all that you would expect from a Club site - but the site itself doesn't do it for me. The Cul-de-Sac layout was not to my liking. I like to be able to walk around a site to walk off my dinner (and the wine that goes with it). I couldn't do that here. Oh, yes, the noise of the birds at 04.00 is annoying - but not something that the Club can, or should, do anything about. Cambridge itself is well worth a visit - and you must go see the American Memorial Cemetery.

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Garry Whiteman

Reviewed on 30/05/2015 13:50

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What a gem

From the moment you arrive the wardens are so friendly you cant help to be relaxed, the site is spotless and the music in the shower block is a must in all club sites. So handy for Cambridge the number C1 or C3 buses run eavery ten minutes within five minutes walk from the site return £4-10 salso accept gold cards so leave your cars behind. A great pub for food again only 5 minutes walk, and YES we will be back from Buxton

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jacklad

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Reviewed on 24/05/2015 10:37

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Ideal for Visiting Cambridge

Impressed with the cleanliness of the site and friendliness of the staff, enjoyed our four night stay with easy access via the bus into Cambridge, bus stop only five min walk from site. Local pub/restaurants within a five min walk if needed, would strongly recommend the site to members.

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Normdolad

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Reviewed on 14/05/2015 13:27

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Rated 4 of 5

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Lovely site

Just returned from a 5 night stay. The site was lovely and only dropped a mark due to a little noise from the sports facility next door. This, however, would not stop us from returning. The wardens were very pleasant and helpful and kept the facilities spotless. Good info available and very convenient for public transport to Cambridge. Don't have children so play area not an issue. We did however notice a large playground in Cherry Hinton and there was lots of parkland in Cambridge to have some playtime. Thanks wardens for a great stay.

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CDWalkabout

Reviewed on 26/04/2015 14:38

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Excellent Site For Cambridge

We really enjoyed our recent stay here. We had an open, sunny pitch. When you arrive, strictly after 1pm, they allow you in one at a time, on foot, to choose your pitch. This is because most of the pitches are down blind alleys. Once you have chosen and told the wardens, the next person is allowed in. This process seemed to work very well and wasn't as slow as you might think.The wardens were very accommodating and allowed us to park our motorhome as we wished (we were on a pitch which was not really near anyone else). It's only 5 minutes walk to the bus stop- info on buses is helpfully printed on the back of the site plan. In the local pub, The Robin Hood (5 stars for food hygiene) we had a good meal, with good service. We were advised to book, even though it was a Wednesday. It was busy so we were glad we did. There is an interesting 20 minute or so walk around two very different parts of the old quarry, which is now a nature reserve. We will definitely return here.

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mimroyce

Reviewed on 24/04/2015 15:28

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Beautiful site

Stayed over Easter school holidays, and although site does not have a play park, the grandchildren (aged 8 and 6) loved this site. Lots of hidden nooks and crannies for them to explore, so allowing them to have freedom to explore and "make dens" It is handy for Cambridge, we used the Park and Ride, up the very narrow Lime Kiln Lane, to the right as you leave the site, but only about 1 mile away. There are also bus stops in Cherry Hinton, a short walk away. Close to shops and supermarkets and family friendly restaurants. Toilet facilities spotless, music in toilets (radio 2) restful to listen to. Wardens pleasant and helpful. Worst aspect is the narrow approach up Lime kiln Lane, where the cars zoom down at a terrific speed, narrow pavement down to main road, but you can cut through the nature reserve on opposite side of the road. Would definitely go back.

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enviro500

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Reviewed on 20/04/2015 19:29

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SHOULD BE AN ADULT ONLY SITE

Stayed for 10 days over Easter. Arrival ok. Alan the warden helpful, lady on reception needs to smile. Pitch ok as were toilets etc, usual CC standard. Radio nice touch. If you have kids, try somewhere else. No space for ball games etc and when you do find a space, lots of grumpy looks even though no where near peoples vans. Assistant wardens also looked grumpy and uninterested. Site should be for adults only.

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Reviewed on 13/04/2015 21:27

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Nice site

We stayed over Easter weekend, a bit of a wait checking in on Friday but we had a good time. The short walk to chalk pit with dog was useful. We caught a bus into Cambridge on the Sat which was good and went right into the town centre. Walking distance to local shops, we found free parking in Ely for motorhome too.

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melanied

Reviewed on 09/04/2015 20:02

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Pretty Site

Lovely quiet site, we liked the way it is laid out in little cul de sacs rather than lined up in long rows. Toilet block was closed for essential maintenance but wasnt a problem at all, wardens advised us on arrival and apologised for any inconvenience. Toilet block/showers immaculate, wardens friendly and quietly efficient, were there if you needed them. Regular bus service gives excellent access to and from Cambridge. Ely is not too far away and well worth a visit. Good dog walking areas, one adjacent to the site and another over the road.

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Reviewed on 08/04/2015 21:21

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Really nice site

Thank you. What a well kept site with a very good toilet/shower block. We received a warm welcome from the very helpfully wardens. The number 3 bus stops, just a few minute walk away, that takes you in to Cambridge. It was our second visit, but it won't be our last.

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vinnyfroggy

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Reviewed on 07/04/2015 17:22

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