Right by the water
Five hard gravel standing CL pitches, plus two grass pitches make up the site. All seven pitches are fully serviced and located on the banks of Rook Lake and have stunning views across the water. There are large grass areas between pitches, leaving ample room for awnings. Each pitch also comes with its own exclusive fishing platform in front.
The site is situated in an enclosed and peaceful location with stunning views of the Cambridgeshire countryside behind. There is a pedestal electric hook-up with light and fresh water supply at every pitch.
What each pitch includes
- Hard or Grass standing
- Water supply
- Free WiFi (Starlink)
- Onsite café
- Quiet, enclosed location
- Child friendly
- Electric hook up
- Ample room for parking & awning
- Exclusive fishing peg
- Onsite fishing tackle shop
- Dog friendly
Prices
Pitch
Oak, Ash, Elm, Alder, Willow
Beech & Birch
Fishing Day Ticket
Permitted 7am-10pm for overnight guests, no night fishing.
Pitch prices are fixed. No extra charges for awnings, dogs etc. Fishing on the platform in front of your pitch is not included in the price of your pitch. Day tickets can be purchased from our onsite tackle shop upon arrival.
Enquire about a pitchEverything on your doorstep
Fishing
Every pitch has its own private fishing platform in front. Five more lakes to choose from, check availability in the tackle shop.
Toilets
Toilets are located in the car park, a few minutes walk from the site. There are no shower blocks.
Rookery Café
A relaxed atmosphere café serves full English breakfasts and fresh cooked foods, along with snacks, ice creams and drinks throughout the day.
Tackle & Bates
An extensive selection of everything you need, including all baits, big name fishing tackle, equipment and clothing. Purchase your day ticket here.
Bridleways & Footpaths
The 230 acre farm is surrounded by public bridleways and footpaths. Explore the Fenland countryside, stopping at local pubs on the way.
Caravan Site FAQ's
Ready to book your pitch?
For all caravan and motorhome enquiries, call the fishery office.