Good range of retail units from food and drink, to furniture and beds and DIY stores....... and if that's all too much, grab a coffee and take five at Starbucks. Plenty of parking, including designated disabled parking bays.

Best place for shopping, will get all things that we need. Enough parking space and free up to 4hrs.

It's a retail park so there ain't a lot to say, really. The range of shops isn't bad, and it's home to the only Pizza Hut in Cambridge, but the car park is pretty dire. There are a few parent and child spaces near Lidl, but the rest of them are very narrow and badly arranged, with cycle routes either side of the main thoroughfare to add to the melee.

It's a place where you have got a wide variety of choices. Car parking area is spacious enough.

Huge area with quite a few well-known large stores selling everything. This area is well known in Cambridge and we have shopped here many, many times. Located on the Newmarket Road behind the Grafton Centre and a few minutes walk away.

Very large area, with a good mix of shops. We didn't have time to see all of it.

Good choices of food options, bowling, cinema as well as Tesco express, Sainsbury's local and Travelodge. Reduced parking if you get your ticket validated in the day, fixed evening rate.

Amazing. Went to TK and brought new underpants. My bum feels so good.

Shopping variety available here! Large stores with a great range of goods on sale. Easy parking.

Plenty of car parking which visitors from out of town require especially if they have purchased bulky items. If this disappeared I would shop elsewhere like Stevenage.

Lots of good places to get most things one needs from groceries to chemist to home stuff, coffee and food. It can get very busy and parking and getting/in and out can be challenging at those times. Jusy try to avoid weekends for those reasons.

Brilliant!! BOTH museum and Art gallery, brilliant quality exhibits many by local wealthy benefactor over many years! Highly recommended!!Beautiful building too, helpful staff!

A good shopping location for Hone, Food, and DIY all in one space without needing to go to town.

After going to Currys, Furniture Village and Next, I had to drive my car out of their carpark. Instead of returning in more than 1 hour for shopping at Asda, I went to Tesco.

Cambridge retail park , located at Newmarket Road, easy to access by car or by bus. Different variety shops, like Marks & Spencer, B&M, TK Maxx, Dunelm, Lidl, Starbucks. Whatever you do grocery shopping or coffee break is easily to spend a afternoon here. Convenient place with a lot of parking space.

Plenty of parking, collected something from dunelm really quickly. Friendly and personable staff member

Awful. Too many big chain stores arranged along a strip with inadequate parking. Car spaces are too small for modern vehicles and the access roads narrow with tight corners. Traffic lights at exit are 4- ways so only a handful of vehicles can get through on each change, this causes long queues that block the internal roads. Avoid going there is my advice.

Good place to shop this, assuming of course these are the shops you want to visit. Decent size Lidl, easy parking, and convenient if you are driving in from the east of the city via the A14.

Excellent selection of shops including cheap supermarket and Halfords. Parking not too bad with disabled spaces at shop fronts. Those electric scooter things seem to go that far as well from town centre.

I truly hope this place will stay for long and is not threatened to be dismantled like the Beehive. We need practical shopping places in Cambridge, this is really convenient, with enough parking and useful and varied stores. Try to avoid on the weekend is my only piece of advice, is really crowded!!

Full of excellent stores and plenty of free parking up to 4 hrs

I love this shop - they have such a great selection of everytghing for the home, public toilets and a cafe

Fantastic range of shops all in close proximity. The best place to go if you're in need of some home accessories after a Spring clean!

Retail park that is home to stores such as Currys, Boots, Sports Direct, Halfords, Dunelm, Lidl, Home Base, Nandos, Pizza Hut, and also Gym... Not far from the Beehive centre and also several other large stores.

Popped into this shop for the first time tonight as I had no idea what they sold.... the answer is, EVERYTHING! it's like BnM but, a bit more classy? 🤔🤣 really nice guy greeting shoppers as they entered or exited the store, friendly and smiling which, at 5pm on a Saturday when your at work is pretty bloody commendable.

4.5 stars in fairness as they are providing more and more shops. What a wonderful selection of stores available (Nando's, Asda, M&S, Lidl, Currys, Boots, Dunelm, etc) with also Aldi, Tesco and Halfords near by. It's really nice shopping there.

What really can one give a retail park shopping center. We find it has a few shops but as they are spread between there and across the road, one must decide to park the car and walk to others. A bit annoying if you find that you have brought a large item and you are in one section and with the road/park having bollards it can be annoying getting in the car and driving it to the place of purchase. Hard to explain but not the easiest place in a car/van to maneuver to get to ALL large shops.

although offering adequate retail outlets, lacks diversity in its culinary offerings. While the current restaurants provide satisfactory sustenance, a greater range of dining options would enhance the park's appeal.

Very busy, a lot of people. Almost No parking, and some may have to wait a bit. It is getting a but depressing, and getting and less options. Traffic wise, also it takes a while to drive into it.

It's a great retail park with some great shops to look round. It's easy to spend a couple of hours there.

I've been here by car and bicycle and there's plenty of parking for both. Good range of shops for almost anything you could need.

Plenty of parking although parking bays are quiet small so if you have a four by four car getting out of car can be a little tight. There are disabled bays outside the shops but you must display a disability badge.

Plenty of shops to look around but careful about exceeding the car parking. It's surprisingly easily to get close to exceeding the limits if you spend a few hours looking around and be slapped with a fine... Take care

Great range of shops although Argos has now closed and moved to Eddington. Easy to access by car and bus. Parking is free in both the retail park and beehive centre (over the roundabout) BUT they have time limited parking so be sure to check your arrival time and read the maximum stay signs, to avoid being fined if you stay too long.