For family fun that is a little bit different why not try out the Puzzle Hunt at Gravesend that Go Jauntly have created? At less than ½ a mile it is accessible for all to engage with. The riverside puzzle hunt has been designed to be a child-friendly activity around the riverside St Andrews Gardens…
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The Totally Thames Festival is a must have for your September calendar! Celebrating the River Thames with arts events, active adventures, environmental initiatives, heritage and education programmes. Totally Thames Festival is an annual season of unique, diverse and accessible arts and culture…
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Visit Hampton Court and take a walk along the Thames Path too! Hampton Court palace sits on the banks of the river Thames, so why not make a day of it and combine a scenic river walk on our National Trail with a visit to Hampton Court palace which was famously home to Henry the VIII. Visit and…
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This is ‘Heaven on Earth’ wrote the philosopher and designer William Morris when he visited Kelmscott Manor, the beautiful historic manor house overlooking the Thames near Lechlade. Morris rented the Manor in 1871 as the perfect retreat for his family from their busy lives in London where he had his…
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This is ‘Heaven on Earth’ wrote the philosopher and designer William Morris when he visited Kelmscott Manor, the beautiful historic manor house overlooking the Thames near Lechlade. Morris rented the Manor in 1871 as the perfect retreat for his family from their busy lives in London where he had his…
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Greenwich Peninsula in London is fast becoming the trendiest place to move to and with thousands of new houses, shops, bars and waterside recreation its easy to see why. It is also a great place to spend a day or two, and with a fantastic art trail to follow why not plan a trip there yourself? The…
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The Regatta for the Disabled is a wonderful opportunity for children and adults with a disability to enjoy a great variety of land and river based activities they would normally consider unavailable to them.: Regatta for the Disabled offers a fun filled day on and by the River Thames for those with…
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Barley to Beer in Wallingford Where the Thames Path National Trail leaves the river at Wallingford and follows Thames Street, take a few moments to admire the town’s historic buildings, including this 18 th century malthouse, now home to Wallingford Rowing Club. For many years the town was a busy…
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How difficult is it? The Thames Path is a gentle Trail, suitable for people with a wide range of abilities. It is mainly flat, with just a few natural slopes. Many places along it can be accessed by people with limited mobility such as users of wheelchairs or mobility scooters, parents with…
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Looking for family fun this summer? Henley-on-Thames has something for everyone! From scenic riverside walks to exciting activities, here are some top ideas to make the most of the holidays. Stroll along the Thames Path Begin with a leisurely family stroll along the Thames Path through Mill Meadows…
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