richmond upon thames River Thames

richmond upon thames

richmond upon thames

richmond upon thames

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From the outskirts of Greater London, the River Thames passes Hampton Court, Kingston, Teddington, Twickenham, Richmond (with the famous view of the Thames from Richmond Hill), Syon House and Kew before flowing through central London. 
 

 

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richmond upon thames The River is such a great asset - whether you're rowing a boat on it, eating by it, or running along side it!  Did you know that Richmond is the only London Borough to straddle both sides of the Thames?

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River Thames Ferry

 

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Hammertons Ferry 020 8892 9620
Marble Hill Park to Ham House. 1 Feb-31 Oct, Mon-Fri, 10am-dusk, Sat/Sun/public holidays 10am-dusk. 1 November-31 Jan weekends only, 10-dusk. £1 for adults, 50p for children. They also offer boat hire (row boats) for £3 per hour.

Hampton Ferry 020 8979 7471
Opp Bell Inn, Hampton to Hurst Park (East Molesey). March to October, 11-6pm at weekends, on demand, 8.00am-6pm weekends.
 

 

>> Thames River trips with Turk Launches

>> Richmond boat hire from Richmond Bridge Boat Houses

>> Cruise from Kew to Hampton Court with Thames River Boats

>> Take a cruise to Teddington Lock with Parr's Circular Cruises 020 8977 8850.

>> Hire a rowing boat from

>> Richmond Boat Hire - 020 8948 8270 (Richmond centre). They also rent skiffs

>> Hammerton's boat hire and ferry - 020 8892 9620 (Marble Hill House)

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Richmond Bridge

 

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Richmond Bridge was built in 1777 to replace an earlier ferry boat crossing across the Thames.  It was a toll bridge until 1859 and widened in 1937-39.   Did you know that in the 17th and 18th Centuries it was quite normal for the River Thames to freeze over during the winter?

The River Thames is 215 miles long and drains a catchment area of 4,994 square miles.

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River Thames

The River Thames Boat Project is a registered charity that aims to give people the chance to access the Thames, to discover this fascinating river and learn about its environment.

 

We want to hear what you love about the River Thames. 

Contact Us and tell us about the best bits!!  Are you obsessed by the river and cant wait til the weekend to get in a boat?

     
River Thames   sailing, canoe, skiff

>> Tide Tables, from the Port of London Authority

>> British Trust for Conservation Volunteers

>> Teddington Lock information for boat owners

>> Walk along the Thames Path

>> The River Thames Guide - from sea to source
>> The Teddington River Festival - boats on display

>> The Swan Sanctuary - if you find an injured swan

 

>> Richmond canoe club
>> Royal Canoe Club - Teddington canoe club

>> The Skiff Club - skiffing or punting in Teddington
>>
Hampton Sailing Club - sailing on Thames reach
>> Walbrook Rowing Club - Teddington based boats

>> Tamesis Sailing Club - Teddington based
>> Westel Canoe Club - Hampton based canoe club

>> Thames Young Mariners - Ham

     
 

River Thames Richmond. By sailing boat, skiff, rowing boat or just on a cruise

 

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The River Thames  in Richmond upon Thames
 

 

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