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Photograph of a Great Northern train traversing a wheat field.
Photograph of a Thameslink train going across a foot crossing.
Photograph of a Greater Anglia train in the countryside
Photograph of a chalk stream, there is a walking path to the left
Five children cycling through Barrington
Photograph of a walking path between a chalk stream on the left and a crop field on the right
A photograph of The Lawn, a park in Whittlesford. The sky is blue and the trees are in full leaf
Photograph of wildflowers alongside the Meldreth to Melbourn link path
Photograph of a footbridge across a chalk stream with a public footpath sign attached

Discover the Cam Valley

Welcome to your guide to exploring the Cam Valley by train. This website brings together inspiration for days out, information about the line, and insight into the work of the Cam Valley Community Rail Partnership in supporting stations, communities and sustainable travel. Whether you’re planning a visit or simply looking for a greener way to get around, we hope you’ll discover new places to enjoy and make the most of the railway that connects them.

Explore The Line
About Us
Photograph of bicycles chained up at Meldreth station

Cycling Routes

Photograph of a footbridge across a chalk stream with a public footpath sign attached

Walking Routes

Photograph of the Red Lion Inn in Whittlesford

Accommodation

Photograph of a person playing a semi-acoustic guitar

Culture

Days Out

A counter showing cakes for sale. Some are vegan and some gluten free.

Food and Drink

Photograph of the inside of Duxford Chapel showing the roof beams

Heritage

Photograph of a chalk stream, there is a walking path to the left

Nature

Explore the Cam Valley

The Cam Valley is a diverse landscape of chalk streams, countryside and villages, offering rich wildlife, heritage and accessible walking, cycling and rail connections

To London Kings Cross To Cambridge To London Liverpool Street Foxton Shepreth Meldreth Shelford Cambridge South Whittlesford Parkway

Travel Information

Times and Tickets Great Northern Greater Anglia Cross Country Passenger Assist Disruption Railcards Visit South Cambs
A Thameslink train at Shepreth station

About the Cam Valley CRP

The Cam Valley Community Rail Partnership works to connect people with their local railway and the places it serves, promoting sustainable travel and stronger community links.

By collaborating with schools, businesses, community groups and local partners, the partnership supports projects that improve stations, encourage rail use and enhance access to the wider area. Through initiatives ranging from education and art schemes to travel promotion and environmental improvements, the partnership helps ensure that the railway continues to play a vital role in the social, economic and environmental wellbeing of the Cam Valley.

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A photograph of Sarah Grove, Project Officer for the Cam Valley CRP. Behind Sarah are tote bags featuring a graphic design of Cambridge South Station.

30/06/2026

Cambridge South Station Opens

Photograph of Mike Lamport and Sarah Grove at Meldreth Station holding the Meldreth Station Historical timeline

16/06/2026

Celebrating Community Rail Week 2026

Aerial photograph of Cambridge South Station with Hobson's Park in the background

01/06/2026

Cambridge South to Open 28th June

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