Pipers Island, River island in Reading, Great Britain.
The island rises from the Thames River at Reading, connecting to Caversham Bridge through a gangway spanning across the water.
The island holds connections to Guinea Piper, a waterman whose family maintained strong ties with Eton College during earlier times.
The establishment on the island contains a restaurant and public house, creating a meeting point for residents of Reading and Caversham.
Visitors can access boat rentals and join river cruises during summer months from the wooden deck surrounding the island structure.
With an area of 590 square meters, this Thames island maintains its original dimensions from the late nineteenth century.
GPS coordinates: 51.46570,-0.97650
Latest update: March 10, 2025 05:56
Caversham Bridge
52 m
Greyfriars Church, Reading
994 m
Caversham Court
353 m
Caversham Lock
1 km
Thames Lido
980 m
Reading Bridge
795 m
Malmaison Hotel, Reading
945 m
Union Street
1.1 km
Fry's Island
367 m
St Peter's Church, Caversham
436 m
Christchurch Bridge
589 m
View Island
1 km
Christchurch Meadows
559 m
Thameside Promenade
779 m
West Memorial Hall
380 m
Hills Meadow
838 m
Reading Museum
1.1 km
The Three Guineas
827 m
Caversham Baptist Free Church
334 m
6 and 8, Church Street
208 m
10, Church Street
217 m
Statue of the 1st Marquess of Reading
932 m
The Corn Stores
996 m
Caversham Library
281 m
Caversham War Memorial
83 m
13 And 15, Station Road
977 m
Caversham Village Sign
245 m
Riverside Garden Pavilion At Caversham Court
430 mReviews
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