Cobs farm - Chatteris, Cambridgeshire - Certified Campsite

3 Hard Standing Pitches with ECU plus Grass pitches subject to weather conditions

Things to Do in Chatteris:

1. Explore Chatteris Museum
   A small, local museum showcasing the history of the town, with artifacts and exhibits covering local heritage and community life.
2. Visit St Peter & St Paul’s Church
   This historic church dates back to the medieval era, and it has a beautiful structure with a peaceful churchyard, perfect for quiet reflection.
3. Cycling and Walking in the Fens
   Chatteris is located in the heart of the Cambridgeshire Fens, so exploring the flat, expansive landscape on foot or by bike is an excellent way to enjoy the countryside.
4. Chatteris Library
   A community space offering activities, local events, and a quiet place to read or relax. Occasionally, they host small exhibitions or events.
5. Shopping and Dining in the Town Centre
   Chatteris offers a selection of independent shops, cafes, and traditional pubs where you can enjoy a meal or shop for local goods.

Nearby Attractions (Within a 30-45 minute drive):

1. Wicken Fen National Nature Reserve (30-minute drive)
   A beautiful nature reserve managed by the National Trust, perfect for birdwatching, walking, and cycling. It’s one of the oldest nature reserves in England.
2. Ely Cathedral (25-minute drive)
   A stunning Gothic cathedral in Ely, known as the “Ship of the Fens.” It has a fascinating history and offers guided tours of the cathedral and its towers.
3. Oliver Cromwell’s House, Ely (25-minute drive)
   Step back in time by visiting the former residence of Oliver Cromwell, which now serves as a museum that tells the story of his life and role in British history.
4. The Welney Wetland Centre (20-minute drive)
   Located near Welney village, this wetland reserve is ideal for nature lovers and birdwatchers. It’s home to various bird species and offers seasonal events and wildlife watching opportunities.
5. The Raptor Foundation, Huntingdon (30-minute drive)
   A bird of prey rescue and rehabilitation center, offering the chance to see birds of prey up close and even experience flying them in their demonstrations.
6. Wisbech & Fenland Museum (25-minute drive)
   Located in the town of Wisbech, this museum features a collection of artifacts related to the history and culture of the Fenlands. It also holds one of the original manuscripts of Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations.
7. Peckover House and Garden, Wisbech (25-minute drive)
   A Georgian townhouse managed by the National Trust, with lovely gardens to explore and regular exhibitions related to local history.
8. Cambridge (40-minute drive)
   If you’re willing to travel a bit further, Cambridge offers an array of activities, from punting on the River Cam to exploring the historic colleges and world-class museums.