SITE INFORMATION

Cambridgeshire is notable for delightful villages, set in picturesque locations, and Hemingford Abbots situated adjoining the Great Ouse River, is no exception.

Quiet Waters Caravan Park has been in the Hutson family for over 70 years, and is currently run by Linda Coulson and her husband Tony, they live on the site along with their daughter and son. Linda followed on from her father William ( Bill ) Hutson, who himself, took over from his father, Harry.

The quiet, peaceful spot occupies 5 acres by the banks of the Great Ouse, and in addition to touring caravans, motor homes and camping there are luxury static caravans for hire (up to 6 births, with 2 separate bedrooms) with parking alongside. Four of these caravans overlook the river, the remaining have park views. There are excellent toilet and shower facilities and laundry room maintained to a very high standard. Also Quiet Waters is a residential mobile home park, offering 32 retirement homes with all amenities.

The site offers angling and boating facilities, including rowing boats for hire from their own banks, and country walks and cycling routes available from the park. A golf course can be found within one mile.

Camp Site CambridgeshireHemingford Abbots is a delightful village, containing beautiful thatched cottages and dominated by St Margaret's Church. A short walk from the park, takes you to the local Inn, offering excellent meals and service. The new village hall hosts many attractions during the summer months; the flower festival every two years is a major event for the villagers.

Their nearest town is the lovely riverside market town of St Ives, offering a museum, recreation centre and many shops and restaurants. The manor at Hemingford Grey is reputedly the oldest inhabited house in England, built around 1130. Also visit the historic cathedral cities of Ely; Peterborough and Bury St Edmunds, and the famous university city of Cambridge, with the war museum of Duxford are all with easy reach from Hemingford Abbots. With London less than one hour by train.

So for a break and a peaceful chance to relax, then join the Coulson family at Hemingford Abbots.

Historic St Ives is the jewel of the Ouse Valley. The ancient town is famous for its unique 15th century bridge, with a chapel built midstream, the Parish Church beside the river bank and a statue of Oliver Cromwell, who lived there as a young man. St Ives has top class sporting facilities at its indoor and outdoor leisure centres, while the Ouse Valley provides opportunities for water sports, walking, cycling and observing wildlife.

Come to St Ives on the fast dual carriageway road links from Stansted, Harwich, the M11 and the A1, or arrive by boat at the town's tranquil moorings. Don't miss the 800 year old Monday markets (specially big markets are held on Bank Holidays) or the spectacular music and arts festival in August.

Mark, the son of Tony & Linda, the park owners, can now offer qualified personnel training advise to visitors.

He also is a fully trained sports therapist and masseur. Sports injuries and strains can be treated, along with advise on nutrition and diet.

Mark has access to fitness equipment on the park, i.e. treadmill, weights etc, where supervised sessions can be arranged.

Football coaching is also available, as he also holds a level 2FA coaching badge.

Mark, a former professional football player, enjoying now playing semi-professional, has successfully passed all levels of fitness training, and is looking forward to a new career in helping others improve their health and fitness.

Even if you only require a relaxing massage during your holiday, Mark would be happy to see you.