Stays in Huntingdon
Huntingdon is a market town in Cambridgeshire, England, with a history that stretches back to the Anglo-Saxon period. It was the birthplace of Oliver Cromwell, and the town retains buildings from that era, including the Cromwell Museum in the former grammar school. The River Great Ouse runs through…
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About Huntingdon
Huntingdon is a compact town, and many of its attractions are within walking distance of the centre. The Hinchingbrooke Country Park offers green space and walking trails, while the racecourse hosts regular fixtures. The town has a range of accommodation, from modern chain hotels to smaller guest houses. With its transport connections and historical interest, Huntingdon serves as a practical stop for both leisure and business travellers.
Where to stay in Huntingdon
Huntingdon town centre. The town centre has hotels within easy reach of the railway station, shops, and the Cromwell Museum.
Hinchingbrooke. This area near Hinchingbrooke Country Park and the hospital offers a quieter setting, still close to the town.
Brampton. A village to the west of Huntingdon, Brampton has a few guest houses and is convenient for the A1 and A14.
Ramsey. A small town to the north-east, Ramsey provides alternative accommodation and is within driving distance of Huntingdon.
Getting there and around
Huntingdon is served by Huntingdon railway station, with direct trains to London King's Cross, Peterborough, and Cambridge. The town is close to the A1 and A14 roads, and Luton and Stansted airports are within driving distance. Local buses connect the town centre with surrounding villages and areas like Hinchingbrooke and Brampton. Within Huntingdon, most central attractions are walkable, and taxis are available. For exploring the wider region, a car is useful.
When to go
The best time to visit Huntingdon is from late spring to early autumn, when the weather is generally mild and suitable for walking and outdoor activities. Summer months bring longer daylight hours and occasional events. Winter can be cold and wet, but the town's indoor attractions remain open. Race meetings at Huntingdon Racecourse take place throughout the year, so visitors interested in racing should check the fixture list.
Questions, answered
What is Huntingdon known for?
Huntingdon is known as the birthplace of Oliver Cromwell and has a museum dedicated to him. It is also a market town with a long history and a racecourse.
How do I get to Huntingdon from London?
Direct trains run from London King's Cross to Huntingdon, with a journey time of around an hour. By road, the town is reached via the A1.
What is there to do in Huntingdon?
Visitors can explore the Cromwell Museum, walk along the River Great Ouse, or visit Hinchingbrooke Country Park. The racecourse hosts regular meetings.
Are there hotels in Huntingdon?
Yes, Huntingdon has a range of hotels, including modern chain hotels and smaller guest houses. The town centre and nearby areas offer several options.
Is Huntingdon a good base for exploring Cambridgeshire?
Yes, Huntingdon's rail and road connections make it a convenient base for visiting Cambridge, Peterborough, and the surrounding countryside.