Visitor Information Wandlebury
Wandlebury Country Park (and car park) is open every day of the year – from dawn to dusk. Times vary throughout the year, depending on sunrise and sunset.
This lovely country estate is owned and cared for by the local, independent charity Cambridge Past, Present & Future – protecting the beauty of Cambridge and its environment.
Entry is FREE. Car parking charges (paid by card) apply (tickets are valid all day):
- Monday-Friday = £3.50
- Saturdays, Sundays & Bank Holidays = £4.39
- Blue badge holders = free
Dogs are very welcome however owners must keep them on leads at all times. Dog bins are provided. There is a new dog run where you can exercise your dog safely off the lead, away from wildlife and grazing animals.
Cycling is not allowed in the park (except young children) but cycle parking is available at the car park.
Private coach parties must book in advance.
Memberships start at £29.99
The Country Park is cared for by people just like you. By joining as a member you will be helping Cambridge Past, Present & future care for and protect Wandlebury and the Charity’s other green spaces and heritage in Cambridgeshire.
Memberships start at £29.99 and all memberships include FREE parking at Wandlebury.
You can enjoy the following facilities:
- Toilets (including disabled toilet)
- Picnic benches and seats
- Over 8kms of paths to explore woodlands, meadows, views and orchards
- Den building area
- Wildlife viewing hide
- Games field
- Popup cafes, weather permitting, on Thursday – Sunday from 10am to 5pm between April and October and until 3pm during Winter and most days in school summer holidays – please check social media for the latest details.
- BBQ areas to hire
- Hire of private paddock and stables centre with marquee – birthdays, weddings and parties
- Warden service
- Mobility Scooter to explore trails (free hire)
- Disabled car park
Directions & Transport
Wandlebury is located on the Gog Magog Hills just south of Cambridge and is signposted off the A1307. Postcode CB22 3AE.
The park is 2 miles south of Addenbrooke’s Hospital roundabout on A1307 between Cambridge and Haverhill. There is a cycle path alongside the A1307 to the park.
Wandlebury is well-served by Stagecoach Citiplus X13 and X13a bus service between Cambridge and Haverhill. There are stops close to the park entrance.
Activities & Events
Bourn Windmill Open Day
Sun 13 July, 2pm-4.30pm. Bourn Windmill is the oldest surviving windmill in the country.
in situ: SKAREEE MONSTAS: Stories from Homer’s Odyssey
Fri 1 Aug & Sat 2 Aug, 8pm. Cyclops. Sirens. Scylla. Lotus Easters.
Hinxton Watermill Open Day
Sun 3 August, 2.30-5pm (last entry 4.30pm) Come and experience this wonderful working watermill
Stourbridge Medieval Fair
Sat 6 September 12-4.30pm. Re-enactment of the famous Stourbridge Fair at Cambridge’s 2nd oldest
Hinxton Watermill Open Day
Sun 7 September, 2.30-5pm (last entry 4.30pm). Come and experience this wonderful working watermill
Bourn Windmill Open Day
Sun 17 August, 2pm-4.30pm. Bourn Windmill is the oldest surviving windmill in the country.
Bourn Windmill Open Day
Sun 14 September 2pm-4.30pm – East Anglian Mills Society (TEAMS) Open Day
Hinxton Watermill Open Day
Sun 5 October, 2.30-5pm (last entry 4.30pm). Come and experience this wonderful working watermill
Ghost Stories by in situ:
Wed 13 August, 8-9.30pm. Deliciously scary stories by top writers Edith Wharton and
Ovid’s Metamorphoses by in situ:
Sat 16 August, 8-9.30pm. A new performance by in situ: of stories from
Ghost Stories III by in situ:
Fri 22 & Sat 23 August, 8-9.30pm. Deliciously scary stories in the atmospheric
Hamlet by in situ:
Fri 8 & Sat 9 August, 8-9.30pm. Richard Spaul’s compelling solo performance of
Out of Place
Thurs 26 & Fri 27 June 2025, 12 – 5pm. Art Exhibition with
Leper Chapel Open Day
Sun 22 June, 1.30-3.30pm Your chance to see inside one of Cambridge’s oldest
Out of Place
Sat 28 & Sun 29 June 2025, 11am – 3pm & 6 –
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