Bongo Fury

Last week We had a mini break at Houghton mill Campsite between st ives and huntingdon, its a great place in a beautiful little village right next to the historic houghton mill and on the banks of the river ouse, the site is very clean and tidy and the toilets and showers are immaculate, There's a large grass carpark next to the campsite owned by the national trust but its empty in the evening so it creates a large area for outdoor games, there's a couple of local pubs in houghton and a village shop or a 15 min stroll over the lock gates and across the tarmac meadow path gets you to the village of hemmingford abbots which has a nice country village pub The axe and compass, the weather was great the adults drank plenty and chilled out and we all had a fab time.

I'll post up some more pics tomorrow

Sounds great, pity it's too far for us to travel for a weekend, or we would.

More pics as prommised D&D its well worth a trip there from any distance

Boys will be boys


Girlies in kayak


Camp Bongo


Camp bongo 2

Houghton village clock tower which myself an a colleuge renivated way back in 1989


Houghton mill, owned by the national trust and open at weekends through the summer to the public


Houghton mill viewed from the campsite


The campsite

Great site that......about 1 1/2 mikes from me......it's a National Trust site managed by the Caravan Club... Plenty of geocaching around too....... Pete...you didn't travel too far Bud....did you get the kids giving you the "are we nearly there yet"...

mikexgough wrote:Great site that......about 1 1/2 mikes from me......it's a National Trust site managed by the Caravan Club... Plenty of geocaching around too....... Pete...you didn't travel too far Bud....did you get the kids giving you the "are we nearly there yet"...

Thats right hardly used any fuel and i made the kids walk to eliminate stupid questions from the back seats