Appleacre Park is located at the southern end of the village of Fowlmere and set in 3 acres of orchard land. This small, pleasant tourist site offers all the facilities for a comfortable stay including:

• Pitches for caravans and awnings
• Spaces for motor caravans and tents
• Showers & Toilets
• Washing up facilities
• Electric hook-up points (metered)

Appleacre also includes a small residential park with homes for the retired and semi-retired.

The village pub and the Chequers and Swan restaurants are all within close walking distance and the stop alongside the Park provides regular bus services to Cambridge and neighbouring villages.

Park residents are welcome to walk across the road and visit Fowlmere Sports & Social Club where they can enjoy the children's play facilities outside or relax inside with a drink in the comfort of the licensed bar.

RALLY FIELD
There is a 2-acre grass meadow adjacent to the park. The field is level, well drained and cut regularly throughout the growing season - ideal for caravan rallies in summer and autumn. We welcome enquiries from registered rally clubs.

Local places of interest:

IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM - DUXFORD
Set within the spacious grounds of the famous former First and Second World War airfield. It retains its wartime atmosphere and, as many of the aeroplanes still fly, you might even see one take to the air during your visit.

Hundreds of thousands of visitors come to Duxford annually to see over two hundred aircraft including biplanes, Spitfires and Gulf War jets as well as tanks, military vehicles and boats.

An original 1917 Belfast hangar hosting the Battle of Britain exhibition contrasts dramatically with the American Air Museum which is an outstanding example of contemporary British architecture. Duxford's unique collection of historic American combat aircraft include the B-17 Flying Fortress and the enormous B-52 bomber, with many suspended from the ceiling as if in flight.

RSPB FOWLMERE NATURE RESERVE
A short drive or a pleasant walk alongside open fields and past Manor Farm will take you to the reserve. There the reed-beds and pools are fed by natural chalk springs with a stream running through the reserve.

Special birds include kingfishers, water rails and nine species of warblers including sedge warblers, reed warblers and grasshopper warblers. Starlings, thrushes and buntings, including corn buntings, roost on the reserve in the winter. The nature trail is partly wheelchair and pushchair accessible, as are two of the three hides.

CAMBRIDGE
There is always something to see and do in this famous university city – visit historic and contemporary buildings, world-renowned museums, fantastic theatre and live music.
Cambridge is a family-friendly place with a host of intriguing attractions to keep everyone happy. The City is also host to several exciting festivals throughout the year.

OTHER PLACES OF INTEREST:
• Shepreth Wildlife Park, Shepreth - 2 miles northwest
• Wimpole Hall & Home Farm (National Trust) - 6 miles northwest
• Audley End House & Gardens - 7 miles southeast
• Golf, fishing & horse riding, all within 3 miles
• Good local walks - Fowlmere to Foxton, Icknield Way, Riverside Walk, Shepreth.

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