The Lawn Orchard Campsite

Ouse Valley Way 3 (Eaton Socon to Brandon Creek)

Follows the Great Ouse through Cambridgeshire's gentle fenland, mostly flat with occasional riverbank inclines. Excellent for families and buggy-friendly along many sections, though some stretches near locks and weirs require careful navigation. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and wildlife areas. Worth doing for peaceful waterside walking, birdwatching opportunities, and charming market towns like St Ives and Huntingdon en route.

Rothschild Way

Follows a gentle, mostly flat route through the Cambridgeshire countryside near Tring, suitable for families with older children who can manage longer distances—buggies will struggle on uneven field paths and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. This lesser-known trail connects nature reserves and quiet farmland, offering peaceful walking away from crowds with good birdwatching opportunities, particularly around wetland sections. Expect muddy patches after rain and limited waymarking in

Pathfinder Way

Stretches 74km through Cambridgeshire's Fens, linking Peterborough to Ely with predominantly flat, easy terrain on well-maintained paths and quiet lanes. Ideal for families and accessible in sections, though the full route suits experienced walkers tackling multiple days. Dogs welcome throughout. Expect expansive fenland views, historic market towns, and glimpses of cathedral spires across vast skies – a contemplative walk showcasing England's unique drained marshland landscape and agricultural

St Ives and the Hemingfords Walk, Houghton Mill

Houghton Mill and Houghton Meadows Walk, Houghton Mill