A small village with big appeal. Cammeringham blends countryside serenity with easy access to the city, making it a top choice for anyone wanting space, nature and simplicity.
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Cammeringham combines classic rural charm with everyday convenience. The village is rich in heritage, framed by open fields and just a short hop from Lincoln. You’ll find friendly neighbours, scenic walks and good schools nearby. With strong road links and a welcoming feel, it’s the kind of place that’s easy to fall in love with.
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Cammeringham has deep agricultural roots and a quiet, rural character that’s stood the test of time. Once part of the Cammeringham Estate, the village also shares close links with RAF Scampton, adding a layer of local heritage. Its peaceful setting reflects a long tradition of farming and community life.
While Cammeringham itself has no shops, essentials are within easy reach. Ingham and Lincoln offer supermarkets, services and high street names. Local farm shops provide fresh, seasonal produce, and nearby villages boast cosy pubs and country dining. It’s a rural lifestyle with everything close by.
Families are well served by nearby schools. Ingham Primary is just two miles away and rated well by parents. For older children, William Farr School in Welton is a popular choice. There are also independent school options in Lincoln, making Cammeringham a practical choice for growing families.
Cammeringham may feel remote, but getting around is easy. The A15 connects you quickly to Lincoln, Scunthorpe and Gainsborough. Lincoln is just 15 minutes by car, ideal for commuters or weekend trips. You can enjoy rural life without losing touch with the rest of the region.
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