Walking to Marsh Lock in Henley on Thames is a flat walk along the River Thames which takes you over a long boardwalk, situated above the water and takes you to Marsh Lock and Weir. If you decided to, you could continue the walk along the Thames Path in the direction of Lower Shiplake and Wargrave. Tell me about the walk? We started the walk at Mill Meadows in Henley-on-Thames, however you could also do this walk from Henley town centre (from the town centre just make sure you turn right at Henley Bridge and walk past The Angel on…
Disclaimer: This blog post was written in paid partnership with The Children's Shop Henley-on-Thames. Views however are honest and those of Berkshire Mummies. Katie and Hannah, sisters and both first time mums have produced the most wonderful space for parents and families in Henley-on-Thames and I went to have a look around The Children's Shop during their first week of opening. When you are in Henley make sure you pop in and have a look around whether you are looking for a new item of clothing for your own child, a gift idea or party decorations, the shop has a…
Despite being in Oxfordshire, Henley-on-Thames is just over the Berkshire boarder (approx 25 minutes / 30 minutes from Reading / Maidenhead) and worth a visit. It's not only a quaint town to visit but you can have some great walks along the river watching the boats and wildlife. We enjoy visiting Mill Meadows, Henley-on-Thames, its one of our favourite parts of the town. If you find this post useful and informative make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies Mailing List and follow on Instagram and Facebook. What Can You Do Here? In terms of walking we generally head back from Mill Meadows towards the town…
It has been great to be gifted tickets to Henley Literary Festival again this year. The first event I went to was on the evening of the opening Saturday where I watched authors Sarah Turner, The Unmumsy Mum and Matt Coney, Dad vs Baby being interviewed by Steph Douglas, mother of three and founder of Don’t Buy Her Flowers. The evenings interview discussed the authors experiences of parenthood and was full of honesty and laughter. I have followed The Unmumsy Mum for a long time on Instagram and it was great to see her talk in person. The session concluded…
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