Is Huntingdon worth visiting?

Yes, it has a rich history and a beautiful riverside setting.

How long is the train?

Usually around 2 hours 30 minutes with a change.

Are there direct buses?

No, you would need to change in Peterborough or Boston.

What is the best road?

The A14 is the most direct route from the A1.

Yes, there are several large car parks in the town center.

Skegness

Train Driving

Skegness to Huntingdon

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Skegness to Huntingdon covers approximately 80 miles. You will typically drive via the A16 and A14. By train, you can travel via Peterborough to reach Huntingdon. Huntingdon is a historic market town on the River Great Ouse. The drive takes about two hours. This route takes you from the coast through the flatlands of Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire.

Total Distance: 130 km driving, 105 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via the A16 and A14 is the fastest, taking 2 hours.

Cheapest Way

Driving is the most cost-effective for this distance.

Compare Skegness to Huntingdon Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	2 hours 30 mins	2 hours
Avg Price	35-50 GBP	30-35 GBP
Operator	East Midlands Railway	Personal Vehicle
Route	Skegness to Peterborough, then Huntingdon.	A16 to A14 via Peterborough.
Tip	The train from Peterborough to Huntingdon is a frequent service.	The A14 is a busy road; check for traffic updates.

Travel Tips

Parking
Use the Riverside car park for central access.
Train Tickets
Book in advance to save money on the Peterborough connection.
Traffic
The A14 can be busy during peak hours; plan accordingly.
Food
Try the local produce in the town center.
Local Bus
Huntingdon has a good bus service connecting the town to nearby villages.

Safety Tips

Driving
The A14 is a high-speed road; maintain a safe distance.
Station Safety
Huntingdon station is well-lit and busy.
Night Safety
Stick to well-lit areas in the town center at night.
Emergency
Huntingdon has a local police station and hospital.