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Hampton Vale, Peterborough — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Hampton Vale forms half of Hampton Hargate and Vale, a Peterborough township on the ground south of the city's built-up area.
About Hampton Vale
Where to stay in Hampton Vale
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No hotel appears on its record. Christ the Servant King and a Romano-British settlement are the whole of what the account hands Hampton Vale, and neither of those puts a bed within reach of a traveller. Peterborough, north of the township, is where the supply sits. Visitors with a reason to be in Hampton Vale itself, a house or an appointment on the township's streets, accept the distance and stay in the city anyway.
About Hampton Vale
What are the main landmarks in Hampton Vale?
A Romano-British settlement recorded south-east of Orton Longueville is the older of the two names attached here, and Christ the Servant King is the other. No third name attaches to this ground. Hampton Hargate shares both entries, because the record treats Hampton Hargate and Vale as one.
For anything beyond those two names, the city itself is the destination.
What is the history of Hampton Vale?
Occupation here predates the township. The settlement recorded south-east of Orton Longueville dates the ground to Romano-British times, while Hampton Vale itself reaches the account only as part of a suburb of the City of Peterborough. Cambridgeshire holds it as ceremonial county, and Hampton Hargate as the other half of the same name.
Christ the Servant King carries the parish record.
Where is Hampton Vale?
Hampton Vale's ground carries a Romano-British settlement south-east of Orton Longueville, and Hampton Hargate takes the rest of the township.
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Updated September 2026