Westerby Farm Touring Caravan and Camping Park

Ouse Valley Way 4 (Brandon Creek to King’s Lynn)

Follows the Great Ouse River through flat Fenland terrain on well-maintained paths and quiet lanes – perfect for families, buggies, and dogs. Expect zero incline as you walk through this working agricultural landscape, passing locks, bridges and waterside meadows. The route offers genuine tranquillity and big skies typical of East Anglia, with decent birdwatching opportunities along the riverbanks. A gentle, accessible walk ideal for easy-going days out.

Hereward Way

Stretches across flat to gently rolling Fenland terrain between Peterborough and the Norfolk coast, making it accessible for steady walkers though the full 110-mile route is ambitious. Individual sections work well for families seeking easier stretches, but check specific segments as some cross working farmland with stiles. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Follows the legendary path of Hereward the Rebel through atmospheric fen country, historic market towns, and quiet river valleys—ideal f

Fen Rivers Way (Ely to King's Lynn)

Follows flat, exposed fenland paths and riverbanks for 50 miles through Cambridgeshire and Norfolk – perfect for families and buggies on firm sections, though some stretches can be muddy after rain. Dogs welcome throughout. Showcases quintessential Fen drainage systems, historic waterways, and enormous skies, with cathedral views at Ely and passing through charming riverside villages. Best done in sections; little shade and can be windy, so pick good weather.

Nene Way