Busy local in a characterful grade II-listed 17th century building in the picturesque village well known for Houghton Mill. This historic river mill, nearby on the Great Ouse, is owned by the National Trust. The pub is very popular with walkers and cyclists using the Thicket Path from St Ives, especially in the summer months. The Three Horseshoes has two main bar areas and plenty of space for diners. There is a beer garden with a covered decking area. All cask ales are served by gravity dispense from a tap room behind the bar. Regular live music (generally alternate Sundays) and other events are also held. Buses to Huntingdon and Cambridge (via St Ives) stop on the A1123 a short walk from the village.