Christchurch Meadows

Christchurch Meadows is an urban park along the Thames riverbank stretching from Caversham Bridge to Reading Bridge. The space features a large grass meadow alongside the river with mature specimen trees scattered throughout.

The land originally belonged to Christ Church in Oxford, whose dean owned farmland in the area before it became a public space. This conversion transformed the property into a community park open to all.

The park functions as a central meeting point where local residents gather for outdoor activities, sports games, and community celebrations. The open meadow invites various leisure activities and remains actively used by the community.

A metalled cycleway runs along the riverbank with street lighting and offers direct access to Gosbrook Road via the northern end of Christchurch Bridge. The level ground makes the space accessible for various mobility needs.

A line of Lombardy poplars marks the George Street boundary, creating a natural division between the park and neighboring areas. These distinctive trees form a recognizable feature that visitors can easily spot.