A local charity that works to protect and enhance the green setting of Cambridge, and to celebrate and improve the important built heritage of the Cambridge area.
Places we own and manage:
<ul>
<li>Wandlebury Country Park</li>
<li>Coton Countryside Reserve</li>
<li>Cambridge Leper Chapel &amp; Barnwell Meadows</li>
<li>Bourn Windmill</li>
<li>Hinxton Watermill</li>
</ul>
We are also helping to lead work on the <a href="https://cambridgenaturenetwork.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Cambridge Nature Network</a>.

Large country park on remains of a circular Iron Age hillfort and 18th century country estate, situated on top of the Gog Magog Hills just South of Cambridge. The park has wildflower meadows, woodland, orchard, ponds and viewpoints with miles of paths and plenty of space to walk and play. There is an outdoor education centre visited by over 2,000 school children each year. A busy programme of guided walks and family activities. Bi-weekly volunteer work parties during autumn and winter to help improve the habitats at the park.&nbsp;

Wandlebury Country Park

Coton Country Reserve is 300 acres of attractive countryside on the west of Cambridge, that is managed for people, nature and farming.
The Reserve is owned and managed by local charity Cambridge Past, Present &amp; Future,&nbsp;who need your help to care for it.

Coton Countryside Reserve

The Cambridge Leper Chapel, also known as the Chapel of St Mary Magdalene, is one of the oldest complete surviving buildings in Cambridge. This 12th century Romanesque building was originally the chapel of an isolation hospital caring for people with leprosy and is Grade 1 Listed. Next to the Chapel is Barnwell Meadows.
The Chapel is used for community events and it and the meadows are owned and cared for by Cambridge Past, Present &amp; Future.

Cambridge Leper Chapel

17th century working watermill located in a beautiful setting on the River Cam, in the attractive village of Hinxton.
Hinxton Watermill is owned and cared for by local charity Cambridge Past, Present &amp; Future, who need your help to support the opening and care of the mill.

Hinxton Watermill

This remarkable building is one of the oldest surviving mills in the country. The earliest record we have of the mill is from 1636, but it may be much earlier as this type of windmill has hardly changed since the 13th century.
One of the oldest windmills in the UK is at risk of collapse, we are working to save it.
Bourn Windmill is located between the villages of Bourn and Caxton, just south of Cambourne. It was purchased by our charity in 1936 and restored from a state of dereliction into working order.
Bourn Windmill is owned and cared for by local charity Cambridge Past, Present &amp; Future, who need your support.&nbsp;

Cambridge Past Present & Future

Related groups

Wandlebury Country Park

Coton Countryside Reserve

Cambridge Leper Chapel

Hinxton Watermill

Bourn Windmill