St Neots Camping and Caravanning Club Site fishing stretch, River Great Ouse

River level

The lowdown

• This stretch sits on the banks of the River Great Ouse at the Club’s St Neots site in Eynesbury.
• The setting is described as quiet and rural, despite being only about a mile from St Neots town centre.
• Fishing is available seasonally, from 16 June through to the site closing date. For 2026, the official opening dates are 27 March to 26 October.
• The daily fishing fee is £3. Supervised children under 16 pay 50% of that listed fee, which is bob on for a family day out.
• There’s no published peg count or measured fishing length, so the exact size and number of swims are unknown.
• The official pages don’t name target species and don’t set out detailed angling rules beyond the season and fee. Best not to assume a particular fishery set-up.
• Night fishing isn’t confirmed. Treat this as a daytime ticket unless the site gives you different instructions.
• The site is also set up for walkers, cyclists and boaters, so there may be plenty going on around the campsite. Canoes, dinghies, paddleboards and small boats need the relevant licence or Environment Agency Recreational Waterway registration before arrival.
• Access is via a very narrow road with no passing places. Visitors are asked not to arrive before 1pm, so don’t create a cheeky roadside faff.
• Tow cars must stay on site overnight because of possible flooding. Facilities include toilets, showers, accessible facilities, washbasins, a motorhome service point and a shop.

Methods: The official information doesn’t specify tactics, swims, depths or flow conditions. It simply presents the location as suitable for anglers, so choose your approach on the day and make sure any required fishing licence is sorted.

Access & tickets

Fishing is available to campsite users rather than being advertised as open public day-ticket water. Check the exact fishing dates with the Chertsey Club Site and pay the published daily fee there.

Fish the club names

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

Key rules

• Fishing is available from 16 June until the site closing date.
• The listed daily fishing fee is £3.
• Supervised children under 16 are charged 50% of the listed fishing fee.
• A fishing licence may be required.
• Canoes, dinghies, paddleboards and small boats launched on the Great Ouse must have the relevant licence or be registered with the Environment Agency Recreational Waterway scheme before arrival.
• Visitors are asked not to arrive before 1pm because of the narrow access road.
• Tow cars must remain on site overnight because of possible flooding.

Where it is