Community Information Centre

The Community Information Centre in Huntingdon is exactly what it sounds like - a proper local resource hub rather than a tourist attraction in the traditional sense. It's staffed by people who actually know the area, which means you can get reliable intel on what's worth doing around Cambridgeshire without the usual tourist office fluff.

You'll find maps, leaflets about local walks and attractions, and staff who can point you toward things you wouldn't find in a guidebook. If you're staying at one of the nearby caravan parks like Long Island Lake or Cuckoo Fen Campsite and fancy exploring beyond the immediate area, this is where to start. They can advise on riverside walks along the Ouse, local history spots, and which villages are actually worth the drive.

Truth is, you won't spend hours here. Pop in for twenty minutes, grab some information, ask a question or two. It's most useful on the first day of your holiday when you're still getting your bearings. The staff tend to be helpful without being pushy, which is refreshing.

Admission is free, naturally. Opening hours vary - best to check ahead or just swing by when you're exploring Huntingdon town centre. It's a practical stop rather than a destination, but if you're basing yourself at Roseberry Tourist Park or Waterclose Meadows and want genuine local guidance, it's worth knowing where to find it.