Quiet Waters Caravan Park private stretch, Hemingford Abbots

River level

The lowdown

• This is a private bit of the Great Ouse owned or managed by Quiet Waters Caravan Park. It sits right in the centre of Hemingford Abbots, with the river running alongside the park.
• The park is family-run, with Linda and Tony named as the owners. Linda Coulson is identified as the site occupier and manager.
• Fishing is from the park’s river banks. The water is described as a quiet riverside setting, with the river-view caravans positioned directly on the bank.
• The official tourer information calls it an exclusive stretch for private fishing and boating. So this is very much a guest-only affair, not a wander-up day-ticket swim.
• There’s boating on offer too. Boats are available for hire, while guests can also bring a small boat or paddle board.
• Boat moorings are available for craft up to 23 feet long. A concrete river landing stage is also on site, handy for getting afloat without a load of faff.
• Parking is available beside each caravan or pitch. The park has 18 hardstanding touring pitches with electric hook-up, plus two grass touring pitches.
• There’s no published peg count or stretch length, and no named fish species are given for this stretch. Likewise, the holder doesn’t publish catch records or stocking details.
• No detailed angling rules, bait restrictions, closed-season information or night-fishing position are published. Best bet is to check with the park before setting up.
• The official pages don’t confirm access for non-residents and don’t advertise public day tickets. This one is for people staying at Quiet Waters Caravan Park.
• We're not sure on ticket prices for this one — check with the club or local regulations before you leave.

Methods: No specific tactics, baits or target species are published for the stretch. Fishing is available from the park’s river banks, with boating also available for guests.

Access & tickets

Fishing access is for guests staying at Quiet Waters Caravan Park. Contact the park directly to confirm arrangements, as no separate fishing permit price is published.

Fish the club names

The club doesn't list species for this stretch, so we haven't guessed.

Key rules

• Fishing is exclusively for park guests.
• The stretch is private and no public day-ticket fishing is advertised.
• Fishing is from the park’s river banks.
• Guests may bring a small boat or paddle board.
• Boat moorings are available for boats up to 23 feet long.
• No separate night-fishing permission or restriction is published; check with the park before fishing after dark.

Where it is