River Thames — Hurley Riverside Park, Hurley

The lowdown

• This is the park’s River Thames bank at Hurley in Berkshire, between Henley-on-Thames and Marlow. Keep that riverside setting in mind when making enquiries: you want the Thames fishing, not the park’s separate lake.
• The club describes peaceful fishing spots along the riverbank. That’s the flavour here — a quiet riverside session — rather than a detailed swim-by-swim guide telling you exactly where to drop your float or feeder.
• Membership is available to caravan holiday-home owners at the park. That’s the clear route into the club; being in Hurley for the day isn’t, by itself, confirmation that you can fish this bank.
• Once you’re a Fishing Club member, the river fishing is free. Nice and straightforward on that front, but membership costs and current joining details are something to sort with the Park Office before planning a session.
• There’s a little ticket faff to clear up if you’re not a member. The park’s FAQ says a day ticket may be required for riverbank fishing in Hurley, without confirming unrestricted public ticket sales.
• The park has direct access to the Thames Path, which helps place the bank in its riverside setting. Walking access and fishing permission are different things, though — get the fishing arrangements bob on before unpacking.
• No stretch length, peg count or detailed flow and depth guide is given. There’s no Thames-specific fish list either, so the lake’s pictured mirror carp shouldn’t become a promise of river carp on this bank.
• We're not sure on ticket prices for this one — check with the club or local regulations before you leave.

Methods: No particular river methods are named for this bank. Ask the Park Office for the club rules before settling on your tackle and approach.

Access & tickets

Contact the Park Office for current Fishing Club membership information and a copy of the fishing rules. If you’re not a member, ask specifically whether you can obtain permission to fish the Thames bank.

Fish the club names

The club doesn't list species for this stretch, so we haven't guessed.

Key rules

• Hold an appropriate Environment Agency rod licence where applicable.
• Fishing Club members must follow the club’s rules.
• Confirm any day-ticket requirement before fishing; unrestricted public ticket availability is not confirmed.

River level

Where it is