Our blog aims to provide additional insights into the Thames Path, including its extensive history and cultural heritage, as well as more practical information, such as maps and guidance on camping along the different sections of the Thames Path. Bear in mind that this blog is still a work in progress, and we’ll be continuing to expand content over the coming months.
Camping along the Thames Path
Read our comprehensive guide to camping along the Thames Path National Trail, including practical tips for planning your journey and a selection of frequently asked questions. While wild camping is not permitted along most sections of this route, we’ve detailed our advice for selecting reputable campsites along the way. For more detailed information on the different campsites along each section of our route, visit our accommodation page.
Thames Path Map
View our interactive map for walking the Thames Path National Trail. Here you can view the whole route in its entirety from the Thames Head around Kemble to the Thames Barrier in London. We’ve also provided links to individual section guides that provide more detailed maps and weather forecasts.
The History of the Thames Path
From ancient towpaths to royal riverside strolls, the Thames Path National Trail takes you on a 185-mile journey through England’s history, one bend in the river at a time. In this blog, we’ll be looking into the extensive history of the trail, from its extensive commercial usage during the Industrial Revolution to the recreational attraction many flock to today.