The Black Horse Pub Stopover — Village Pub Motorhome Stop Near Cambridge
📍 High Street, Rampton, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB24 8QE
About this Motorhome Stop
At just £5 a night, The Black Horse in the village of Rampton is one of the most affordable legal motorhome stopovers in England — holding a full CAMpRA exemption certificate and operating entirely above board. The pub has space for two motorhomes or campervans on the left-hand side of the building, with fresh water available on site. It’s no-frills, but at this price point nobody is complaining.
Rampton is a quiet fenland village between Cambridge and Huntingdon, with the pub serving as a classic community local. Call ahead on the pub number or the landlord’s mobile (07411 401080) to book — with only two pitches and such exceptional value, advance contact is genuinely essential rather than merely advisable.
Cambridge city centre is roughly 7 miles south, making this a practical budget base for a day trip into the university city without paying the inflated campsite prices you’ll find nearby. The flat Cambridgeshire countryside is perfect for cycling, and the village’s own medieval earthwork — Giant’s Hill — is a short walk away.
Facilities for Motorhome Stays
FRESH WATER
PUB ON SITE
DOG FRIENDLY
CAMBRIDGE NEARBY
CYCLING COUNTRY
ALL YEAR
Only 2 pitches — advance booking by phone is essential. Do not arrive without calling.
Things to Do Nearby (Within 5 Miles)
One of England’s most celebrated cities, home to world-famous university colleges, King’s College Chapel, the Backs and the Fitzwilliam Museum. Punting on the River Cam is a quintessential experience. The city centre is eminently walkable with many free attractions. Approx. 7 miles south.
England’s oldest nature reserve and one of its finest wetlands, managed by the National Trust. A remarkable remnant of original fenland supporting hobbies, bitterns, marsh harriers and rare insects. A boardwalk route winds through the reedbeds. Rated 4.5 on TripAdvisor. Entry charges apply. Approx. 12 miles north-east.
One of the world’s great aviation museums, housed in the former RAF and USAAF airfield at Duxford. The collection spans First World War biplanes to Concorde. Rated 4.5 on TripAdvisor from thousands of reviews. Entry charges apply. Approx. 15 miles south.
A well-preserved medieval moated earthwork on the edge of Rampton village, believed to be the site of an 11th-century motte-and-bailey castle. It’s a Scheduled Ancient Monument, freely accessible by public footpath — a short and interesting walk for those with a curiosity about landscape history. Adjacent to village.
The magnificent Ely Cathedral rises dramatically from the flat fen landscape and is one of England’s great medieval buildings. The 14th-century Octagon Tower is an engineering masterpiece, and the stained glass museum within is the only one of its kind in the world. Rated 4.8 on TripAdvisor. Entry charges apply. Approx. 13 miles north-east.

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