Christchurch Meadows, Urban park at Thames riverbank in Reading, England.
The park stretches from Caversham Bridge to Reading Bridge, featuring a large grass meadow alongside the River Thames with specimen trees.
The land belonged to Christ Church in Oxford, whose dean owned 25 acres of farmland in Reading before becoming a municipal space.
The park functions as a central meeting point where local residents gather for outdoor activities, sports games, and community celebrations.
The metalled cycleway along the riverbank includes street lights and connects directly to Gosbrook Road through the northern end of Christchurch Bridge.
A line of Lombardy poplars marks the George Street boundary, creating a natural border that separates the park from neighboring areas.
Location: Reading
GPS coordinates: 51.46361,-0.96917
Latest update: March 7, 2025 12:57
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