Camp Site B

Ouse Valley Way 2 (Turvey to Eaton Socon)

Follows the Great Ouse through gentle Bedfordshire countryside on mostly flat, well-maintained paths and quiet lanes. Ideal for families and buggy-friendly in dry conditions, though some riverside sections can get muddy after rain. Dogs welcome throughout. Offers classic river valley scenery with historic mills, medieval bridges at St Neots, and plenty of wildlife spotting along the waterside – perfect for a leisurely linear walk with good pub stops en route.

Three Shires Way

Winds 79km through Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, and Buckinghamshire countryside, covering gently rolling farmland with moderate climbs around river valleys. Terrain mixes field paths, canal towpaths, and woodland tracks—often muddy after rain. Not suitable for buggies; doable in sections for older children but too long for young families as a through-hike. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Explores three counties' highlights including picturesque villages, historic market towns, and peace

North Bedfordshire Heritage Trail

Spans 70km across rolling North Bedfordshire countryside with gentle to moderate inclines through historic market towns, medieval villages and farmland. Split into manageable day sections, making it family-friendly for shorter stretches, though the full distance isn't suitable for young children or buggies due to field paths and stiles. Dogs welcome throughout. Links fascinating heritage sites including churches, manor houses and Civil War locations, offering a proper deep dive into English rura

Clay Way

John Bunyan Trail