Time Taken: 2 days
We parked in Lechlade and put the canoe in using the grounds of the New Inn Hotel. We took all of our
camping gear with us, so the canoe was very heavily laden which made portage
around the locks tough and so paddled through the locks whenever
possible, which the lock keepers seemed very happy with
Radcot Bridge |
We were self sufficient for lunch and dinner and set up camp that night at Rushey Lock. It is an official campsite with a toilet/shower block. The camping fee is paid to the lock keeper
We went to have a look at The Trout at Tadpole Bridge, but it looked more like a restaurant than a pub so we decided not to have drinks there and headed back to the lock to set up our stove and disposable BBQ for dinner by the river
Meeting other boaters at Rushey Lock |
The following day we stopped for lunch at the Rose Revived pub at Newbridge – we pulled our canoe onto the steep bank on the left just after the bridge. There is an alternative pub, The Maybush, on the right hand side before the bridge which has an easier get out point, but that pub didn't look as appealing
Going through Pinkhill Lock |
We got out at Eynsham Lock and took a taxi over Swinford Toll Bridge back to
our car at Lechlade
If you would like to download detailed information on the river please see this blog entry
If you would like to download detailed information on the river please see this blog entry
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