Highfield Farm Touring Park
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Open from
1st April to 31st October
Contact
- Phone
Telephone 01223 262 308
| Telephone | 01223 262 308 |
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| Telephone | 01223 262 308 |
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| Motorhome pitches | 162 | £16.00-£21.50 |
| Touring pitches | 162 | £16.00-£21.50 |
| Tent pitches | 60 | £14.50-£21.50 |
| Serviced pitches | ||
| Seasonal pitches |
Dog exercise area
1.5 mile walk around the park (with seats) offering excellent views
Fish and chip van calls Saturday evenings
Dedicated rally area
Motor caravan service point
Reception
Ice pack freezing facilities
Credit cards accepted
Directions
Preferred Route: From the M11 leave at Junction 12 take A603 (Sandy) for half a mile then right on B1046 to Comberton.Things to do in Cambridge
Punts and boats for hire on the River Cam
Wicksteed Amusement Park
The University Botanical Gardens
Cambridge colleges
Fitzwilliam Museum
American Military Cemetery
Anglesey Abbey
Wimpole Hall
Ely Cathedral
Newmarket National Horseracing Museum
Duxford Imperial War Museum
Shopping in nearby Cambridge
Country pubs and eateries in village
Overall rating
Based on 2 review(s)
London 01 Sep 2009
I have just returned from a weekend break at Highfields and can't recommend it enough. It's location to Cambridge is perfect, and the staff are very helpful even handing out a booklet with all the information you'll need for your stay. The site itself is clean, quiet and perfect if you want a chilled and relaxed holiday. If I ever return to the area for a break, then I will be staying here again.
Highfield Farm Touring Park, Cambridgeshire
Staffordshire 30 Sep 2008
Highfield is a true gem, peaceful & perfect for relaxing, facilities are very good & clean, hairdryers at 10p a go which lasts long enough to dry your hair properley-great if like me you forget your dryer!, well stocked shop with newspapers on request. The pitches are hard-standing and spacious, the park doesnot have the attitude of 'cram 'em all in' which gives it a spacious feel. There is a couple of swings and a slide but unless your kids are happy to make their own entertainment then this site won't keep them occupied. the park is about a five minute car ride (or a nice stroll) away from shops, post office, nice pubs serving food etc, there are no bars/cafe on the park but a fish 'n' chip van visits every Saturday night which seems to be popular with the locals too. If you want to visit Cambridge then use the many park 'n' ride car parks, it's only £2.20 return (at the time of writing) and the drivers are very pleasent & helpful AND the buses are clean , the park 'n' ride service is great with no hassle of trying to find a car park amongst all those bikes! the park is also within a car ride of Wimpole Hall (great 1940's weekend in September) and also Duxford Air museum, which is brilliant - ever stood underneath a B52 bomber? i hadn't either, wow! what a sight!. All in all this park is lovely and yes we would go again.
Highfield Farm Touring Park, Comberton, Cambridgeshire
The Past 05 Jul 2003
** This review was originally posted by Mr. Hart from Canterbury. **
My wife and I regularly stay at Highfield Farm, and in our opinion this park is among the best we have visited. It is exceptionally well kept, the pitches are well spaced, and the park is never overcrowded (the pitches are only positioned around the perimeter of the park leaving large grassed areas in the center). The owners, who have run the park for many years, are also very friendly and helpful. Unbelievably, the park also has one of the lowest tariffs around! The beautiful city of Cambridge is only a short drive away, as are many other local attractions and places of interest.
