[Overnight Moorings - Non Tidal Thames]

Brilliant,

 

Thanks Lady Muck. Some really useful stuff. Mooring mid-water isn't really an option for us as the mutts need to have their legs stretched.

 

We don't mind paying occasionally, as long as it isn't to extortionate. And we have some free nights at Tingdene Marinas which we may be able to use.

 

I am just about to hop on to Amazon and order the Imray Guide.

 

Thanks again.

[Overnight Moorings - Non Tidal Thames]

Hello Everyone,

 

Newbie to the forum here, I have been lurking for a while now but thought I would finally jump in with both feet and seek some advice.

 

I have tried searching the forum for this query and have found a few interesting posts, particularly about the Thames Locks, but nothing specific to this request.

 

We are planning a trip in a few weeks from our home location on the Wey Navigation up to the Oxford Canal by way of the Thames.

 

We have never done the Thames before, but having done a few other rivers over the years, we know that overnight morrings are less easy to find on rivers than they are on the average cut.

 

We will be trying to make the best possible time while on the river, so won't be dawdling, making good daily mileage will be important.

 

Does anyone have any hints, tips, clues, suggestions as to the general availability of moorings, where we should head for and, more importantly, where we should avoid?

 

Apologies if this has all been done before - a link to the relevant post would be fine.

 

Any useful information gratefully received...

 

Thanks very much,

 

Debby and Nigel

NB Charlotte