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Hurley Lock, Hurley, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6
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Hurley Lock, Maidenhead, SL6 5NF
Acting on behalf of the Environment Agency, Carter Jonas are pleased to offer 5 campsites to let in a unique location along the River Thames. Each site is positioned next to the lock and enjoy direct access to the picturesque Thames Path.
The Campsites
The permitted use of each of the sites is for campsite/recreational use and ancillary use in association with the campsite operating on a seasonal basis only in accordance with the current planning permission. The rents will be offered inclusive of utilities. Sub meters can be installed at the tenant’s cost. There are no electrical hookups to the individual campsite plots on any of the sites.
The landlords will retain rights of access for operational purposes in relation to the lock and weirs that are located on the individual sites.
The tenant of the campsite is to manage their own refuse and recycling on each of the individual campsites. Each site has access to 24-hour moorings on site with a fee payable to the Environment Agency.
Hurley Lock
The site is situated on a grass island at Hurley Lock. Access to the campsite is via a footbridge only, there is no vehicular access to the island. A public car park is available in the village of Hurley next to the church. The village itself offers a church, village shop, village hall, café, and two public houses, The Olde Bell and The Rising Sun.
The island is self-contained and level, with capacity for approximately 15 plots. A brick toilet and shower block is located on-site, though it requires refurbishment. Two timber storage buildings adjoin the shower block.
There is potential to reopen the former tearooms, located beside the lock keeper’s house in a timber cabin, should an incoming Hurley Lock tenant be interested in addition to the campsite.
Hurley Lock is a popular location along the Thames Path and previously the tearooms was very successful. The cabin measures approximately 5m x 4m with a range of wall and base units, worktop surrounds and a tiled floor. The cabin is serviced my mains water, electricity and drainage. Small boats can also be launched onto the river from the nearby moorings.
Planning
Planning permission exists for the use of the site as a campsite along with a licence under Section 269 of the Public Health Act 1936. A copy can be provided to bona fide tenants. Camping is permitted from Good Friday to 30th September.
Terms
The sites are offered to let by informal tender on new 10-year leases. For the avoidance of doubt, the leases will be contracted out of the Landlord & Tenant Act 1954 (Part II) provisions. Consideration may be given to proposals that include ancillary recreational uses such as watersports or boat, canoe and paddleboard hire.
Tenders are due by midday (12noon) on Wednesday 11th February 2026. Tender forms are available from the agents.
Quoting Rents
From £10,000 per annum
Services
Each site has mains water and a private sewerage system managed by the landlord (except for Shiplake which is connected to mains drainage) and there are no sub-meters in place at this stage.
Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way
The sites are being let subject to and with the benefit of all rights including; rights of way, whether public or private, light, sport, drainage, water and electricity supplies and other rights and obligations, easements and quasi easements and restrictive covenants and all existing proposed wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains, water and gas and other pipes whether referred to in these particulars or not.
Health & Safety
Please note that these are operational lock sites, which can be prone to flooding in bad weather. Potential tenants are required to take particular care when inspecting and are requested to wear supportive footwear for viewings, being mindful of potentially uneven, overgrown or slippery ground surfaces.
Viewings
Strictly by appointment only with agents Carter Jonas, Taunton office:[use Contact Agent Button].
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Acting on behalf of the Environment Agency, Carter Jonas are pleased to offer 5 campsites to let in a unique location along the River Thames. Each site is positioned next to the lock and enjoy direct access to the picturesque Thames Path.
The Campsites
The permitted use of each of the sites is for campsite/recreational use and ancillary use in association with the campsite operating on a seasonal basis only in accordance with the current planning permission. The rents will be offered inclusive of utilities. Sub meters can be installed at the tenant’s cost. There are no electrical hookups to the individual campsite plots on any of the sites.
The landlords will retain rights of access for operational purposes in relation to the lock and weirs that are located on the individual sites.
The tenant of the campsite is to manage their own refuse and recycling on each of the individual campsites. Each site has access to 24-hour moorings on site with a fee payable to the Environment Agency.
Hurley Lock
The site is situated on a grass island at Hurley Lock. Access to the campsite is via a footbridge only, there is no vehicular access to the island. A public car park is available in the village of Hurley next to the church. The village itself offers a church, village shop, village hall, café, and two public houses, The Olde Bell and The Rising Sun.
The island is self-contained and level, with capacity for approximately 15 plots. A brick toilet and shower block is located on-site, though it requires refurbishment. Two timber storage buildings adjoin the shower block.
There is potential to reopen the former tearooms, located beside the lock keeper’s house in a timber cabin, should an incoming Hurley Lock tenant be interested in addition to the campsite.
Hurley Lock is a popular location along the Thames Path and previously the tearooms was very successful. The cabin measures approximately 5m x 4m with a range of wall and base units, worktop surrounds and a tiled floor. The cabin is serviced my mains water, electricity and drainage. Small boats can also be launched onto the river from the nearby moorings.
Planning
Planning permission exists for the use of the site as a campsite along with a licence under Section 269 of the Public Health Act 1936. A copy can be provided to bona fide tenants. Camping is permitted from Good Friday to 30th September.
Terms
The sites are offered to let by informal tender on new 10-year leases. For the avoidance of doubt, the leases will be contracted out of the Landlord & Tenant Act 1954 (Part II) provisions. Consideration may be given to proposals that include ancillary recreational uses such as watersports or boat, canoe and paddleboard hire.
Tenders are due by midday (12noon) on Wednesday 11th February 2026. Tender forms are available from the agents.
Quoting Rents
From £10,000 per annum
Services
Each site has mains water and a private sewerage system managed by the landlord (except for Shiplake which is connected to mains drainage) and there are no sub-meters in place at this stage.
Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way
The sites are being let subject to and with the benefit of all rights including; rights of way, whether public or private, light, sport, drainage, water and electricity supplies and other rights and obligations, easements and quasi easements and restrictive covenants and all existing proposed wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains, water and gas and other pipes whether referred to in these particulars or not.
Health & Safety
Please note that these are operational lock sites, which can be prone to flooding in bad weather. Potential tenants are required to take particular care when inspecting and are requested to wear supportive footwear for viewings, being mindful of potentially uneven, overgrown or slippery ground surfaces.
Viewings
Strictly by appointment only with agents Carter Jonas, Taunton office:[use Contact Agent Button].
What3Words
Hurley Lock: ///revisits.behind.legroom
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