Blog 76 Pidley, Stroud Hill Park with Pete & Joy, Cambridgeshire, 2nd Visit, Sadly now closed

Keef Hellinger
Nov 14, 2021
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Updated: May 23

By keef and annie hellinger, Oct 18 2014 05:58PM Pidley, Stroud Hill Park

It Pidley-ed down again – Deja Vu

Stroud Hill Park,Pidley, Cambridgeshire A KeefH Web Designs Travel Blog Motorhome trip No20 : October 11th – 12th 2014

BOO! Now Closed 2026

Stroud Hill Park in Pidley is now permanently closed, according to the most recent data available. Google’s business listing for the site marks it as Permanently closed, with no indication of reopening plans or new ownership taking over the park’s facilities.

As we are updating older blogs, it’s accurate to note that the site is no longer operating as a caravan or motorhome park. NOTTS->PIDLEY, CAMBRIDGESHIRE ->NOTTS 196 miles

Pidley, Stroud Hill Park - A return to Stroud Hill Park with Pete and Joy brings easy days, good company and a campsite that always feels like a gentle escape. This cheerful blog revisits peaceful pitches, friendly chats, local wanders and the simple pleasure of sharing a favourite spot with favourite people. A relaxed, feel‑good look at a trip where the weather behaved, the laughs flowed and the countryside did its usual magic. Definitely Déjà vu, same weekend as last year, same torrential downpour only this time we were out for a walk in it, no coats only small brollies. We ended up like wicks, the water slowly rising up thru our clothing to our necks. Tried drying stuff out in the van with the fire on. Didn’t really work sadly We have now been here 3 times with our dear friends Pete & Joy, once in tents once in the motor homes see BLOG 66 for details of our 1st visit here. We travelled early on Saturday morning and arrived at the site as Keef was back at work again and P&J couldn’t travel until Saturday. We more or less arrived at the same time. The site was packed as a caravan rally was on for the weekend. Had a lovely cheese, bikkies and wine lunch then headed out for a walk to Somersham, didn’t get very far because of the downpour. Had our evening meal in the restaurant downstairs pea and mint soup, rack of lamb and salted caramel torte all washed down with a nice prosecco. Annie had the wild mushroom tagliatelle, Pete game pie and Joy plaice. It was indeed a bit of a foodies weekend interspersed with lovely conversation a bit of reading TV fixing (failed) and calor gas bottle checking. Breakfast was croissant with fresh coffee and blueberry preserve. Lunch mostly trad roast beefs with the biggest Yorkshires I have seen for quite a while. The site is nice and quiet good facilities and the restaurant and bar on site make it a must hence we have been back 3 times now! Our pals Pete & Joy have been way more times than us so its obviously a hit of a site. Then after our goodbyes it was off about 2.30 pm and back home, not too bad at just over 1 ½ hours. All in all a fab relaxing weekend again! Looking forward to the next time we are there.