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Paddle the Thames from Ham

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Paddle the River Thames from Ham, a short walk from Richmond. Launching from the small beach at the end of River Lane you can head downstream past the busy waterfront towards Richmond bridge and the iconic Richmond waterfront with cafes, bars and restaurants aplenty. Alternatively, head upstream towards Teddington Lock. This stretch of the river is broad and open and generally accessible to beginners, but can be exposed to wind, strong flow and some boat traffic. The river is still tidal here so check tide times.

You can get guided and unguided sessions and lessons through Back of Beyond who operate here.

Canoeing
Kayaking
Paddle Boarding
General Information
Free entry

Paddling on the Thames up to Teddington does not require a licence.

Suitable for dogs on leads only

You paddle with your dog at your own risk.

No refreshments on site.

No refreshments on site but there are plenty of places to pull in along the river.

No toilets available

No toilets on site

No camping options nearby

No camping options nearby.

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For more information visit the official River Thames website.

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Back of Beyond Adventures

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River Ln, Richmond TW10 7AG, UK

Free parking

Very lImited free parking along River Lane -  can be subject to occasional flooding. Some roadside parking in Ham and other options in Richmond Park.

Not easily accessible by public transport.

Just about walking distance from Richmond Train station with regular buses to Ham.




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