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Huntingdon holiday rentals start at $57 AUD per night before taxes and fees

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20 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities

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30 properties have a dedicated workspace

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60 of Huntingdon holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access

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Take a Quayside Stroll at a Grade II-Listed Bolthole
Step into the roll-top bath for a relaxing soak at a chic town-centre retreat finished by award-winning architecture practice The English Listed. Soak up the space of the double-height, vaulted atrium hallway and unwind on the snug balcony. - 2 double bedrooms - both with double beds and fully equipped with bed linen and towels - Open Plan Kitchen - fully fitted with dishwasher, toaster and kettle and generous crockery, cutlery and cooking utensils - Open Plan ding/living room with dining table and chairs for six, two comfortable sofas and coffee table -Bathroom with roll-top bath, shower cubicle, sink and WC. The Pod is a completely independent first floor apartment accessed via its own courtyard entrance the ground level. Not suitable for disabled access. We respect your privacy. We will greet you on arrival but will leave you to enjoy your stay. We run the Architectural and Interior Design showroom on the ground floor. Hop on a bus to Fen Drayton’s famous nature reserve and visit the myriad of historic and picturesque villages in the the area. St Ives sits on the river Ouse with a pretty quayside and excellent independent shops, cafes, and restaurants. There is a carpark directly opposite the pod. We are a 2 minute walk to the river and shops of St.Ives. It is just a ten minute walk to St Ives’s famous ‘Guided Busway’, where regular buses will whizz you into Central Cambridge in less than 40 minutes
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Posh self contained studio apartment with parking.
Set on a quiet village road this self contained studio apartment offers well lit comfortable accommodation. Superb fully fitted modern kitchen including dishwasher, washing machine oven and induction hob, microwave. King sized bed, sofa and dining table/desk, telly with Netflix. En-suite shower. Good links to Cambridge via A 14 and guided bus. Local nature reserve and great pub within walking distance. Own private entrance with enclosed patio/outdoor dining area with adjacent parking slot.
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Modern cosy 2 bed Annexe with parking.
Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space, The Annexe. Situated about a 20 minute walk to the historic market town of St. Ives, with the Great river Ouse. Perfect for walks, cycling, fishing and boating. With The Norris Museum , Thicket walk and Holt Island nature reserve are just a few activities available. A good selection of restaurants and coffees shops plus a Waitrose supermarket in town. A 2 minutes walk to the guided busway stop – which get’s you to central Cambridge (40 minutes).
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The Orchard Chalet superb amenities total privacy
Entire Chalet in a quiet residential area. Private entrance with guest parking. Good transport links to Cambridge Town and the sourrounding areas. Relaxing and quiet space with lots of extras for a comfortable stay. Perfect for professionals and couples looking for a quiet getaway. Friendly local pubs, walks and cruises on the River Ouse. Hinchingbrooke Country Park hosts park runs, walks and woodland events with lots of outdoor activities. The area has listed Mills and great restaurants.
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The Grange (Annex Apartment)
Quiet location, ideal for a relaxing break, or focal point to meet family or friends. Situated in the remote country village of Broughton. The village boasts a popular and quaint pub, renowned for its food (The Crown Inn). The Annex is detached from the main house, Lounge/Kitchen area, Bathroom, Two ground floor Bedrooms, with a third double situated in what was a Hay Loft (not suitable for children under 14 years of age). Recently re-furbished. Ample parking on the drive for 2 to 3 cars.
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Beautiful Georgian Rectory Annexe La Petite Halle
Historic Georgian Old Rectory in pretty, peaceful riverside village - self contained apartment on 2nd floor with exclusive entrance, private off street parking. Breakfast essentials provided. Meadow and river walks to the infamous Manor House, Houghton Mill and pretty market town of St Ives with shops, cafes and restaurants. Park & Ride for easy access to Cambridge. Award-winning restaurant and pubThe Cock, fully stocked grocery store, Post Office and newsagents all 2 minutes walk away.
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Laburnum Lodge
Self-contained annexe adjacent to 17th century cottage in the historic heart of Godmanchester. Double bedroom, kitchenette, living room and bathroom. All yours to relax, work and sleep. Enjoy the private courtyard garden and enjoy a coffee (or wine) in the sun! Local amenities include several wonderful pubs and a shop just a short walk away. Surrounded by three SSSI Nature reserves offering incredible walks. Easy access to the stunning city of Cambridge (via the A14) just 16 miles away.
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Willow Chimes: spacious, private and welcoming
Situated in the historic, quiet and restful village of Buckden, Cambridgshire. There is a brief stroll to the three pubs on the High Street for you to eat and unwind, after you've arrived. Easy striking distance of Cambridge, Peterborough and Bedford for business and Burghley House/Horse Trials, Duxford Imperial War Museum, National Trust properties and a 6-minute drive from Grafham Water Sailing Club for pleasure. All backgrounds welcome - Smart TV, fast WiFi and air conditioning.
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Bright 2-Bed Flat in Huntingdon Town Centre
Spacious upstairs 2-bedroom flat near Huntingdon Town Centre. Sleeps up to 6 with one double bedroom, one queen bedroom and a pull-out sofa bed. Bathroom with bath and shower. Fully equipped kitchen with fridge freezer, washing machine and Nespresso coffee machine. Smart TV and WiFi. 8-min walk to train station (15 mins to Peterborough), 25-min drive to Cambridge. Free on-site parking for 2 cars. Opposite the canal with scenic walks and 2-min walk to The Bridge Hotel & Restaurant.
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Honey Hill Lodge
Located in the pretty village of Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire. Less than 2 miles away from the historic market town of St.Ives and just 10 miles away from the stunning city of Cambridge this ideally placed bolt hole is in the perfect location for exploring the area. Honey Hill Lodge is fully equipped and sits in a quite corner of the village and nestled in our family garden with lovely views across the lawn and the surrounding fields.
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Pear Tree Cottage, Little Farm in quaint village
This cosy self-contained private barn is found in a pretty historic village, nestling in a hollow away from busy roads and bustling towns. A country retreat in a conservation area with a friendly English pub/ restaurant just a short walk away. You will find a welcome pack of tea, coffee milk, ,butter and snacks on arrival and the smell of your fresh bread as it finishes baking.. Nearby car charging point.
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Hartford Hideaway
Stylish and self-contained guest house in Hartford, Huntingdon. This cozy, modern space includes a comfy double bed, pull-out sofa bed, private shower room, small dining area, and kitchenette. A great spot to relax or work, with riverside walks and local pubs just a short stroll away. Ideal for solo travellers, couples, or small families.
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The Old Piggery - tranquil garden guest cottage
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Kings Quarters - Boutique Rooms
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The Old Dairy - a quiet countryside retreat
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Cosy annexe in an amazing location
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Modern 2bed - Parking - Garden - Singles or Kings
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Church View Apartment
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Chocolate Box Thatched Lodge by the Lake
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When is the best time to visit Huntingdon?
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| Avg. price | $210 AUD | $191 AUD | $193 AUD | $217 AUD | $217 AUD | $227 AUD | $190 AUD | $191 AUD | $129 AUD | $228 AUD | $211 AUD | $242 AUD |
| Avg. temp | 4°C | 5°C | 7°C | 9°C | 12°C | 15°C | 17°C | 17°C | 14°C | 11°C | 7°C | 5°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Huntingdon?
The town center is frequently suggested for its proximity to shops, dining, and historic landmarks. Riverside neighborhoods have peaceful walking paths and access to green spaces, making them popular for stays.
What are the best things to do in Huntingdon with kids?
Families usually explore Hinchingbrooke Park for playgrounds and easy trails, visit the Cromwell Museum for interactive history, or attend seasonal fairs for outdoor activities. Markets often have treats and crafts that appeal to children.
What are some of the best things to do in Huntingdon?
Huntingdon has riverside walks, local museums, and historic churches to explore. Hinchingbrooke Park and the town’s traditional markets are frequently suggested for both locals and visitors.
How is the weather in Huntingdon?
Huntingdon has cool winters around 35–45°F (1–7°C), with milder, wetter springs and autumns. Summer temperatures range from 54–72°F (12–22°C); pack layers, as rainfall can occur year-round.
When is the best time to visit Huntingdon?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended in Huntingdon for milder temperatures, lighter rainfall, and more local events. The town feels lively, and parks and riverbanks are popular during warmer months.
What are the best places to visit in Huntingdon?
Hinchingbrooke Park, Huntingdon Town Hall, and the Cromwell Museum are frequently suggested highlights. Riverside walks and local markets showcase the town’s heritage and community spirit.
What are some hiking trails in Huntingdon?
Explore nature trails along the River Great Ouse, wander through Hinchingbrooke Park, or discover woodland paths around Godmanchester. These areas are frequently suggested for walking and outdoor exploration.
What are some family activities we can do in Huntingdon?
Families often explore Hinchingbrooke Park for playgrounds and picnic areas, or stroll riverside paths where wildlife can sometimes be seen. Seasonal fairs and markets in Huntingdon add extra options for children and adults alike.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Huntingdon?
Explore historic Cambridge for museums and architecture, visit Ely Cathedral, or walk nature reserves around St Ives. These nearby towns and attractions let you blend city explorations with outdoor activities.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Huntingdon?
Pet-friendly accommodations are available in Huntingdon, especially in areas with nearby walking paths and open spaces. Hosts often provide information about local parks, helping you explore the outdoors with your pet.
What are some local tips for visiting Huntingdon?
Locals suggest starting your day with a riverside walk or market visit, joining guided tours for historic insights, and bringing shoes suitable for parks and nature trails. Town events can bring extra activity, so check for seasonal fairs.
What is Huntingdon known for?
Huntingdon is known for its riverside setting, local markets, and links to Oliver Cromwell, whose legacy is reflected in the Cromwell Museum. Its historic architecture and natural spaces are valued by both residents and visitors.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Huntingdon?
Step into small galleries or local bookshops, find peaceful spots along the River Great Ouse, or visit historic lanes in Godmanchester. These less-traveled areas reveal the quieter side of Huntingdon.
What are the best foods to try in Huntingdon?
Traditional British pub fare such as roast dinners, locally sourced pies, and fish and chips are often recommended. Afternoon tea, bakery treats, and fresh produce from town markets are popular choices.
What should I bring for a trip to Huntingdon?
Bring layered clothing suited for variable weather, comfortable walking shoes for parks and trails, and a waterproof jacket, as rain is frequent. A camera or journal helps capture the town’s historic charm and riverside views.
What is the nightlife in Huntingdon like?
Huntingdon has relaxed evenings with pubs, casual bars, and occasional live music events. The town center and riverside neighborhoods feature cozy venues for socializing or sampling traditional food and drinks.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Huntingdon?
Huntingdon has seasonal fairs, summer outdoor concerts, and traditional markets, especially around major holidays. Racing days at Huntingdon Racecourse typically take place from autumn through spring and are frequently suggested by locals.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Huntingdon?
Huntingdon has family-friendly vacation rentals with amenities like spacious living areas, kitchens, and access to parks or playgrounds. Many neighborhoods around the town center and riverside are frequently suggested for families.
Destinations to explore
- Silverstone Circuit
- The National Bowl
- Sandringham Estate
- Woburn Safari Park
- Burghley House
- Heacham South Beach
- University of Cambridge
- Santa Pod Raceway
- Belvoir Castle
- Cambridge University Botanic Garden
- Snetterton Circuit
- Gulliver's Land Theme Park Resort
- Kettle's Yard
- Go Ape Thetford (Treetop Challenge, Segways, Zip Lines, High Ropes)
- Whipsnade Zoo
- Bradgate Park
- Ely Cathedral
- The Fitzwilliam Museum
- High Lodge Thetford Forest
- Hatfield House
- De Montfort University
- National Space Centre
- Bletchley Park
- Ferry Meadows in Nene Park





