Log Cabins & Lodges in Cambridgeshire

Cambridgeshire is a famous county in the East of England. The city of Cambridge is recognised worldwide for its inventiveness and creativity, but also it is well known by its Natural Reserves. In this place, there are 28 Local Natural Reserves. Some of them are: Somersham, Huntingdonshire, Beechwoods, South Cambridgeshire, Kingston, South Cambridgeshire and Mare Fen, South Cambridgeshire. The community has organized as volunteers to protect these Natural Reserves. Let's first know more about it before visiting this incredible place!

Holidu offers an alluring, thatched log cabins with a beautiful garden and patio within the small village of Foxton, surrounded by Cambridgeshire countryside. These lovely lodges are suitable for families of four or a group of friends with all these commodities: two bedrooms, many bends and baths, hand-held shower, ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, living/dining room, gas central heating, double oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, Smart TV, DVD player, Wi-Fi, selection of books, games and DVDs. You also have street parking and a pub/shop just at 1 mile away.

If you wish to visit Cambridgeshire in your next holiday, then you will enjoy exploring the trails this place has to offer. At The Southern Ontario, you will find wonderful and ideal trails to bike and hike (all year), but if you visit this wonderful place in winter you will discover cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Another popular attraction is to take a trip along the River Cam. It's a beautiful river with spectacular views. Some wonderful things to see during the trip are: the Virginia Creeper at St John’s College, the Gargoyle of Spinola and the Clare College.

Visiting the Shepreth Wildlife Park is one of the most popular attractions, especially if you go with kids. There’s a marvellous small zoo near, and one of the most famous animals in there is the Red Panda, this park opened back in 1984. Today, you can see more than 100 species in natural grounds and in outdoor play zones as tigers, reptiles, tarantulas, maned wolves, capybaras, among many others. Be ready to share this wonderful experience!

If you will visit this place then you have to try some famous and traditional food and desserts as: Porky pie, Sausage rolls, Cheese Toastie, Mitton of Pork, Black Rock Grill Steak, Buttermilk fried chicken burger, Fish and chips, Cardamom knots, Brownies, Millionaire's shortbread cup and Gelato, but if you are vegan, then you will prefer a plate full of goodness or vegan versions of lasagna. Also, you will find Mexico and Thai food.

It is considered as one of the most important and beautiful wildlife sites in Britain. It's situated at the Village of Barnack at the North West of Peterborough. You will find a great variety of wildlife. Uncommon beautiful butterflies and other insects, also you will see more than 300 kinds of wild flowers. Visitors recommend visiting it in June and July because it is the best time to see the flora.

An interesting experience. King's College Chapel is one of the places to see there. It's a model Gothic English architecture with the best medieval stained-glass in the world. If you want to explore this chapel you can take a tour with a university alumni guide. Another important place is Blenheim Palace, Woodstock. This spectacular palace is the official residence of the dukes of Marlborough and it's so incredible to find a family home, a mausoleum, and national monument in a unique palace.

This is an ideal event if you love music. Each November the best musicians visit Cambridge. This festival is one of the most recognised in the rock world because it's a mix of music where you will see traditional folk musicians from the UK and Ireland, orchestral, choral and chamber music concerts. This is a good reason to understand that the festival has won about 50 awards. It’s an excellent scenery for all the new music talents, one of the purposes of this festival.

Visit the Wimpole Hall by car, bicycle or by foot. This wonderful state has 600 acres of parkland, woodland, ponds, ditches and streams. You will see cattle and sheep grazing, rivers, lakes, ponds, pastures and meadows as a part of habitats for wildlife flora and fauna. If you love farm animals, and you want to explore how it is to work on a farm, then you have to visit this marvellous place. It will be a unique experience.

This famous place is also known as the Chapel of St Mary Magdalene, and it's one of the oldest houses in Cambridge. It has 900 years of history. In the past, the house was a place of worship, a bar and a warehouse, but now it's used for the community and cultural events. Some of these activities are organized by a team of field teachers who offer many activities in different areas such as science, geography and art to schools and groups.

If you love swimming, and you are an adventurer then you need to discover the best place to take a wild swimming as you prefer in a river, a lake or a waterfall. Here you have some of the best places to do it: River Chelmer near Ulting, Santon, Little Ouse, Grandchester Meadows, Houghton Mill, Hannam's Wake Hub. An interesting thing you should know of the British culture is that the principal sport in Britain is swimming, So the kids learn to swim at a very early age.