Appleacre Park
Located at the southern end of the village and set in 3 acres of orchard land, this small, pleasant tourist site offers all the facilities for a comfortable stay including:

• Pitches for caravans and awnings             
• Spaces for motor caravans and tents
• Showers & Toilets 
• Laundrette and washing up facilities 
• Electric hook-up points

Appleacre also includes a small residential park with homes for the retired and semi-retired. The village shop, pub and restaurant are all within close walking distance and the stop alongside the Park provides regular bus services to Cambridge and neighbouring villages.

Park residents are welcome to walk across the road and visit Fowlmere Sports & Social Club where they can enjoy the children's play facilities outside or relax inside with a drink in the comfort of the licensed bar.

Fowlmere Village
Fowlmere is one of the southernmost villages in Cambridgeshire. It is next to the RSPB Nature Reserve, very close to the Imperial War Museum, Duxford and only nine miles from the historic city of Cambridge. Fowlmere boasts two public houses, one with its own restaurant and a post office stores selling food, confectionery and newspapers.

Village History
The village is steeped in history and has an ancient landmark called the 'Round Moat' - the remains of an early Saxon settlement where villagers lived and kept livestock in the safety of a moated enclosure. The Domesday survey records the name of the village as Fuglemaere, which is translated as the lake of the fowls. Fowlmere has a long association with aviation. During the Battle of Britain the RAF used the fields of Manor Farm as an airfield and in 1943 it was expanded to become a USA Air Force station and was used by the 339th Fighter Group flying P51 Mustangs. A memorial stone, next to the footpath to the Nature Reserve has been erected to commemorate this turbulent period of Fowlmere's history. Visit the village's two websites www.fowlmere.com and www.fowlmerevillage.com