Address: Richfield Ave, Reading RG1 8BD
Location
Rivermead Park is a green space in the town of Reading. A riverside promenade runs along the park with views over the River Thames.
When walking along the river, you'll often a large number of ducks and geese, making it an ideal spot for feeding the birds. The open field is perfect for dog walks and is a popular location for picnicking during the summer months.
Parking
The Thameside Promenade Car Park is pay and display; you can pay with cash or on RingGo with the location code 9460.
This car park has:
2 disabled parking spaces
2 charging points for electric vehicles
A height limit of 2 metres
Time | Price |
1 hour | £1 |
2 hours | £1.50 |
3 hours | £2 |
4 hours | £2.70 |
5 hours | £3.50 |
Saturday 8am to Monday 8am | Free |
Parking is free for Blue Badge holders and all other visitors after 5pm.
Accessibility
Along the promenade, there are benches around every 20 meters, making this location ideal for visitors who struggle to walk long distances.
The distance from the car park to the river is about 50 metres.
The paths along the promenade are level, making them accessible for wheelchair and mobility scooter users.
The field is fairly level, but there are few paved paths. There are some dirt/gravel paths that should be suitable for most visitors during good weather.
Conclusion
Overall, Rivermead Park is an ideal location for people looking for a relaxing break from the busy town of Reading. With level paths and plenty of benches, this location is accessible for people of all ages and abilities.
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