Discover a serene escape at the Old Nene Golf and Country Club, where the rustle of the countryside meets the gentle sounds of the fairway. Here, you can indulge in the luxury of a real-log lodge, each designed with a country-chic flair, nestled on the edge of a splendid 9-hole golf course.
These holiday lodges cater to various group sizes, with some accommodations sleeping larger parties, ensuring comfort for everyone. Certain lodges, such as The Wistow and The Kingsmere, even boast the added indulgence of an outdoor hot tub, perfect for unwinding after a day exploring the greens.
Inside, you'll find all the comforts of home, including a fully equipped kitchen, a cosy living area with a flat-screen TV, and Wi-Fi to keep you connected. The attention to detail extends to the provision of bed linen, duvets, and towels, with beds made up for your arrival.
For those wishing to bring along their furry friends, select lodges are pet-friendly, allowing you to enjoy this idyllic retreat with your beloved pets. Embrace the tranquillity and luxury of lodge life amidst the Cambridgeshire countryside.
Modern yet rustic designed lodge, ideal for families or couples. One master king-size double and one twin. Vaulted, spacious open plan lounge/kitchen area with patio doors leading to covered decking area with garden furniture. No pets.
Stylish and chic lodge, perfect for romantic getaways. Spacious king-size double with doors leading to paved breakfast area. Open plan lounge/kitchen area with vaulted ceilings and stylish design. Undercover decking area to the front of the lodge with garden furniture and views of the golf course. No pets.
Modern yet rustic designed lodge, ideal for families or couples. One master king-size double and one twin. Vaulted, spacious open plan lounge/kitchen area with patio doors leading to covered decking area with garden furniture. Outdoor hot tub. No pets.
Stylish and chic lodge, perfect for romantic getaways. Spacious king-size double with doors leading to paved breakfast area. Open plan lounge/kitchen area with vaulted ceilings and stylish design. Undercover decking area to the front of the lodge with garden furniture and views of the golf course.
Modern yet rustic designed lodge, ideal for families or couples. One master king-size double and one twin. Vaulted, spacious open plan lounge/kitchen area with patio doors leading to covered decking area with garden furniture.
Modern yet rustic designed lodge, ideal for families or couples. One master king-size double and one double. Vaulted, spacious open plan lounge/kitchen area with patio doors leading to covered decking area with garden furniture. No pets.
Stylish and chic lodge, perfect for romantic getaways. Spacious king-size double with doors leading to paved breakfast area. Open plan lounge/kitchen area with vaulted ceilings and stylish design. Undercover decking area to the front of the lodge with garden furniture and views of the golf course. Outdoor hot tub. No pets.
During your stay, you'll have convenient access to a selection of nearby amenities, including some of the area's tastiest takeout options. Click any of the postcodes for a map along with handy driving instructions and the fastest route from your accommodation.
| Service | Distance (miles) | Postcode |
|---|---|---|
| Pharmacy | 2.5 miles | PE26 1BG |
| Train station | 9 miles | PE29 3BP |
| Pub | 0.6 miles | PE26 2SB |
| Dog walk | 0.8 miles | PE26 2XJ |
| Supermarket | 1.2 miles | PE26 1BG |
| Indian takeaway (Spice Land) | 1.5 miles | PE26 1AH |
| Chinese takeaway (Happy Garden) | 1.4 miles | PE26 1AJ |
| Italian takeaway (Linford's) | 1.3 miles | PE26 1AF |
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Old Nene Golf and Country Club, with real driving times.
Sat nav: PE9 3JY
A grand Elizabethan mansion with Capability Brown parkland, two gardens and a big woodland adventure play area.
Burghley House is one of the largest and grandest houses of the 16th century, built for William Cecil, Lord High Treasurer to Queen Elizabeth I. It is still a family home, and the State Rooms are full of paintings and treasures, including ceiling paintings on the Heaven Room and Hell Staircase and carvings by Grinling Gibbons.
Tip: Book online in advance to save money on the day. Dogs on leads can use the parkland, but not the house, gardens or adventure play.
Sat nav: CB7 4DL
A vast Fenland cathedral with a unique octagonal lantern tower and a tower climb for far-reaching views.
Ely Cathedral stands above the flat Fenland landscape, which is why locals call it "the ship of the Fens". The earliest parts of the present building date to 1083, and it is one of the largest Norman churches built in its day. Its nave is among the longest in Britain, and the central Octagon, with its lantern above, creates a remarkable space inside.
Tip: Book tickets and tours in advance, as tour places are limited, and check opening times first because it is a busy working cathedral.
Sat nav: CB22 4QR
A former RAF fighter airfield in Cambridgeshire, now a museum of aircraft, military vehicles and wartime history.
IWM Duxford is a branch of the Imperial War Museum, set on the historic Duxford Aerodrome in Cambridgeshire. The site began as a Royal Flying Corps training aerodrome, played a prominent part in the Battle of Britain, and stayed an active RAF airfield until 1961.
Tip: Check the IWM Duxford website before you go for air shows and special events, as the site hosts them regularly.
Sat nav: CB2 1RB
The University of Cambridge's museum, with over half a million objects and some of western Europe's best antiquities and modern art.
The Fitzwilliam Museum is the art and antiquities museum of the University of Cambridge, on Trumpington Street in the centre of the city. It holds over half a million objects and artworks, and its collection of antiquities and modern art is among the best in western Europe. The building itself is Grade I listed.
Sat nav: CB2 1ST
Cambridge's best-known landmark, with the world's largest fan vault and Flemish stained glass.
King's College Chapel is the chapel of King's College in the University of Cambridge, and a commonly used symbol of the city. It is considered one of the finest examples of Perpendicular Gothic architecture, and it has the world's largest fan vault, built by master mason John Wastell.
Tip: Head for the altar end to see the Rubens, and look up along the way to take in the fan vault.
Sat nav: CB2 3PQ
A Grade I listed university church on King's Parade, with a tower to climb in the heart of Cambridge.
Great St Mary's is the university church for the University of Cambridge, standing at the north end of King's Parade in the city centre. The Grade I listed building is Late Perpendicular in style, and inside you'll find Hardman stained glass, a 1632 font and one of the few moveable pulpits in England. It also houses two pipe organs, including the historic University Organ.
Tip: The church's website lists a "Climb the Tower" option, so check it before you visit if you fancy the climb.
Sat nav: CB2 3RH
A University of Cambridge museum of scientific instruments, models and sundials, in a former school on Free School Lane.
The Whipple Museum of the History of Science is part of the University of Cambridge, housed in the former Perse School on Free School Lane. Its collection has been designated as being of national and international importance, and takes in scientific instruments, apparatus, models, pictures, prints, photographs and books.
Tip: There is no visitor parking, so use a Cambridge Park and Ride; the Grand Arcade car park on Corn Exchange Street is the closest car park.
Sat nav: CB2 3EJ
A free Cambridge museum with a 21 metre fin whale skeleton and thousands of specimens on display.
The University Museum of Zoology is one of Cambridge's major attractions, in the heart of the city centre. You enter through the Whale Hall, where a 21 metre fin whale skeleton hangs overhead. The galleries display thousands of specimens from across the animal kingdom, including elephants, giant ground sloths, giraffes, birds, reptiles, insects and molluscs.
Tip: There is no visitor parking, so use the Grand Arcade car park or a Park and Ride site.
Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
14 miles away
Cambridgeshire
Saxon Mound
Sleeps 4–6
From £255View This Lodge
17 miles away
Cambridgeshire
Rockingham Forest
Sleeps 2–8Hot TubPets
View This Lodge
17 miles away
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge Country Club Lodge Retreat
Sleeps 4Hot Tub
View This Lodge
19 miles away
Norfolk
Lode Hall Lodges
Sleeps 2–4Hot TubPets
View This Lodge
24 miles away
Cambridgeshire
Tydd St Giles Resort
Sleeps 4–6Hot TubPets
View This Lodge
24 miles away
Norfolk
Hawthorn Glen Lodges
Sleeps 4Hot Tub
From £285View This Lodge
6 reviews from guests who stayed at Old Nene Golf and Country Club
An excellent venue for a wedding and family break. The staff were amazing too, thank you.
Really loved staying here. It was so peaceful and a perfect location. The food in the club restaurant was so amazing and tasty. Will definitely be coming again
Amazing lodges to stay in. Well worth every penny. We will be coming back!
WE HAD A LOVELY WEEKEND ,THE CABIN HAD EVERYTHING YOU NEED THE HOTTUB WAS GREAT.
We got married at the old nene on 21-05-2022 and it was perfect. The venue was beautiful and the staff were fantastic. I stayed in great raveley retreat for two nights it was very spacious and comfortable in a lovely setting I would100% recommend it here.
This is our second visit to this venue, this time staying in The Wistow which was really nice.
The lodge is one of seven on the edge of the golf course also facing the fishing lake. The lodge was lovely and clean with nice fluffy towels provided as well as complimentary shower gel/ shampoos. Very comfortable and with a hot tub which was great.
If you are looking for a quiet break in lovely scenery then this is the place to visit.
