Crystal Lakes covers around 12 acres of meadowland and small but beautifully mature fishing lakes. The site is very picturesque and although completely secluded is only a matter of a mile from the A14 between Cambridge and Huntingdon.

We are happy to take tourers, campers and there are motorhome pitches. All the pitches are on shelterd level ground. Rallys are welcome please arrange before hand.

The village of Fenstanton is 10 minutes walking distance and the historic market town of St Ives is 25 minutes. For the less energetic, however, a cycle track right outside the park will take you to both. Fenstanton and St Ives can also be access by public footpath across the meadows.

Fenstanton is well served with a butcher, two general stores, baker and newsagent, fresh garden produce and free range eggs, two hairdressers, and an excellent fish and chip shop – not to mention four village pubs, all of which serve excellent meals.

CAMPING AND CARAVAN PARK
Our attractive and well equiped caravan and camping park has all the facilities you need to make you stay at Crystal Lakes comfortable.

• Electricity hook up and water points all round the site
• Spacious toilets, showers plus hand basins, hot and cold water
• Laundry Facilities
• Washing up sinks and hand washing sinks with hot and cold water
• Recreation field
• Waste water disposal points for caravans
• Easy access to site and on site
• Full season pitches
• Caravan Rallys Welcome

FISHING
At approximately 2 acres Lake "A" is the largest of the two lakes and has a good selection of coarse fish. Mixed catches of 60 lb plus are possible on Lake “B”, while on Lake “A” Carp from 15 to 25 lb are often caught with recorded biggest 31 lb Common and 31 lb Mirrow to date.

For those staying on our caravan and camp site the cost of a day ticket is £4.50 for the small lake and £5.50 for the large lake. An off-site day ticket is £7.

SEASONAL PITCHES
From March to October we offer seasonal pitches for touring caravans - contact us for more details.

OUT AND ABOUT
Cambridgeshire's rural landscapes combine wide river valleys, water meadows and quiet country lanes with gently rolling hills and splendid open fenland views. There are over 600 miles of public footpaths to help visitors explore the countryside.

• St Ives: 1½ miles North - picturesque ancient market town on the Great Ouse. Stone built bridge dating from the 16th Century spans the river. Good fishing, golfing, walking, eating and drinking.

Huntingdon: 8 miles North - the home of Oliver Cromwell and the cradle of the English Civil Wars. Visit the Cromwell museum and set off on the Cromwell Trail.

Cambridge: 8 miles South of Fenstanton - with its unique atmosphere Cambridge is one of the country's major tourist centres. The university, with more than 20 colleges dating from the 13th Century, dominates the city centre.

Peterborough: 25 miles North - an highly attractive combination of old and new. The magnificent 800 year old cathedral and precinct contrasts with the new Queensgate Centre, one of Britain 's finest shopping centres.

Stamford: 32 miles North - one of England 's finest Georgian towns. On the outskirts of Stamford there is the magnificent Elizabethan Burleigh House and close by is Rutland Water, the largest man-made lake in the country.

Ely: 15 miles East - a charming market town on the Great Ouse, dominated by its superb cathedral dating from 1083.

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