Hurley Riverside Park

At Hurley Riverside Park, check-in is between 1pm and 7:30pm. Departure is due before noon on your last day.

Yes, Hurley Riverside Park allows two well behaved dogs on the touring and camping pitches. Dogs must be kept on a lead on the park (including on your pitch). There is a designated dog exercise area for them to explore off-leash.

Yes, Hurley Riverside Park allows BBQs as long as they only use charcoal or gas and are raised from the ground. You are not able to BBQ by the river. The site does not allow fires or fire pits to prevent other customers from being affected by smoke or sparks.

Hurley Riverside Park is a peaceful, family friendly holiday park and does not accept group bookings. Guests wishing to book neighbouring pitches should check in advance before booking to discuss arrangements. Hen and stag parties are not permitted.

Yes, Hurley Riverside Park operates a quiet policy between 10:30pm and 7:30am.

Yes, visitors are allowed at Hurley Riverside Park for a fee and there is a limit on the number allowed per pitch. Please inform the site beforehand.

Yes, awnings and pup tents are allowed on certain pitches at Hurley Riverside Park. Pup tents are allowed on Chestnut and Oak pitches and must fit within your pitch and be a maximum of 2m x 2m. Gazebos are also allowed, maximum 3m x 3m. They must not infringe the 6m gap between units, must not have a floor and must not have more than two sides.

Yes, one car or touring vehicle is permitted on each pitch at Hurley Riverside Park. Any additional vehicles may park in the car park onsite for a small fee. Please note that the spaces are allocated on a first come, first serve basis and you must have a permit from reception displayed in your vehicle. This permit is only valid while your car is in the car park and does not guarantee you a space should you move your vehicle.

The electric pitches either have a 10 amp or 16 amp hook up at Hurley Riverside Park, depending on which pitch type you choose.

You can find a copy of Hurley Riverside Park's map here.

Yes, you will need to bring your own hose to connect to the water points at Hurley Riverside Park. These are not provided.

At Hurley Riverside Park, it is just one tent/touring unit per pitch.

Yes, premium WiFi is available throughout Hurley Riverside Park for an additional charge, with packages available for stays of different lengths. Mobile phone reception can vary depending on your network and location within the Park.

Yes, the Hurley Riverside Park shop offers a selection of food, drinks, and household goods, as well as a range of camping and caravanning equipment.

Yes, guests can enjoy fishing from the River Thames beside Hurley Riverside Park. There is no additional charge from the Park for river fishing, although anglers must hold a valid Environment Agency rod licence and comply with the relevant fishing seasons and regulations.

Yes, you can moor your boat at Hurley Riverside Park. You'll need to pay a mooring fee directly to the site to do this. Please note that there are no pitches next to the river.

No, there is not a restaurant or café at Hurley Riverside Park. For dining out, The Rising Sun is a 20 minute walk away, or take a ten minute drive to Marlow with plenty more options.

Yes, Hurley Riverside Park has two Pod Point electric car charging bays where customers can charge their electric car. Roam Charging Station can be reached within a ten minute drive.

Due to the remote location of Hurley Riverside Park, most providers will struggle with signal depending where you are on the Park and which network you use.

Yes, Hurley Riverside Park has the Pizza Box food truck every Friday and Saturday from 4pm during the summer.

Hurley Riverside Park can freeze ice packs and ask for a donation to a local charity (suggested 20p).

Children can enjoy the playground, mini assault course, climbing frame, outdoor table tennis and football goals at Hurley Riverside Park. There's also a self-guided nature trail with educational information boards and a free quiz leaflet available from reception. The riverside picnic areas provide plenty of space for families to relax and enjoy the outdoors.

Yes! Hurley Riverside Park has direct access to the River Thames and two slipways available for guests to use free of charge. The smaller slipway is ideal for canoes, paddleboards and small boats, while the larger slipway is suitable for launching trailed boats. Guests can also enjoy the riverside picnic areas and direct access to the Thames Path.

Local taxi companies to Hurley Riverside Park include Uphoria Executive Cars (01628 666444) and Marlow Cars Taxis (01628 260014).

Hurley Riverside Park has it's own bus stop outside by their entrance travelling to Maidenhead and Henley.

A bus stop is located directly outside Hurley Riverside Park, with services towards Maidenhead and Henley-on-Thames. For guests travelling from London, Maidenhead (15 minutes) is accessible from Paddington, while High Wycombe (20 minutes) has rail services from Marylebone. Taxis are available from both stations.

The Rising Sun is a 20 minute walk from Hurley Riverside Park. Marlow is a ten minute drive away with more options, including The Marlow Donkey, The Two Brewers, and The Old Brewery.

Yes, Hurley Riverside Park has direct access to the river, where you can launch your paddleboard or canoe from the slipway.

Within walking distance of Hurley Riverside Park is Hurley Village Shop and Café (15 minutes), The Rising Sun pub (20 minutes), and Hurley Playground (25 minutes).

Walking routes nearby to Hurley Riverside Park include Higginson Park (10 minutes), National Trust - Greys Court (20 minutes), and Dinton Pastures Country Park (25 minutes).

If you walk along the Thames path from Hurley Riverside Park, it is about three miles to Marlow and five miles to Henley.