Destinations & Attractions

Only accessible by boat and on a private island, a hidden gem of a lock

Connecting Berkshire and Oxfordshire the private toll bridge is unique to the river

Reading is home to three bridges and four islands, each unique and picture-worthy.

Upstream of the village itself and nestled at the end of the Dreadnought reach from Caversham

A unique picture-postcard village with a photogenic arched bridge and eateries

A short distance from the village of Shiplake, a delightful lock with riverside traditional camping site

A riverside village with meadow, pubs, shops and great stop off for picnic

An impressive weir spread between Mapledurahm Lock and Mapledurham Water Mill

An impressively preserved private estate, country house and working water mill fronting the Thames

Home of the Royal Regatta, a stunning riverside town steeped in history and packed full of world class eateries

Nestled between the villages of Goring and Streatley with weir beside it, a beautiful lock

Two picture-postcard riverside villages on opposite sides of the Thames

Between Whitchurch and Goring, shortly after Beale Park Gatehampton Railway Bridge stands out on the horizon

The gateway to the longest un-locked stretch of river on one side and the shortest reach on the other

One of the smaller locks on the Thames, Caversham lock sits next to Reading Lido

On the Berkshire bank opposite Mapledurham House and weir