First of all thank you for booking with us. You can moor anywhere on the river as long as there are no signs saying no mooring. The Environment Agency have about 24 free mooring sites for up to 24 hours as well as some towns like Goring and Abingdon which are also free. When mooring fees are payable, they usually cost between £5 and £12 for 24 hours. If you moor outside a pub/restaurant, some of them will give you a free mooring if you have a drink or a meal. To get the best moorings nearest to the town centres, it may be wise to look to moor up around 3/4pm.

Hi Sue, Can you let me know which Saturday you are arriving so I can see what might be available to you.

With the holiday boats, you pay for what you use at the end of your holiday. All of our boats have enough fuel on-board to last 2 weeks and some carry enough for 3 weeks. The fuel is included in our day boats.

Thank you for your enquiry. We have a ramp where we can get boats alongside our car park for easier access for wheel chairs. We have 1 boat which is best for wheel chairs which is our Sandringham Lady and she seats up to 12 people. If there is only 2 of you going, you wouldn't be able to go through the locks as you will need a minimum of 2 people who are able to get out at the locks to handle the boat, preferably 2 adults but 1 teenager wold be acceptable. The section of the river we are in will take about 1 hour to cover without passing through locks, which would be o.k. for your party of 2. It may be possible to get onto one of the smaller boats seating up to 6,8 or 10 people but the person in the wheel chair would need assistance to get onto the boat. If I can be of any further help, please do not hesitate to contact me by telephone on 01753 543930.

Hi Kayakgirl, I'm afraid our boats are not allowed through Teddington Lock and into tidal waters. The only hire boats that are allowed are some narrow boats, due to their design of a flat bottom boat and only after they have been inspected by the Port of London Authority. Paul