Relax, Listen & Enjoy
Aldermaston is a charming village nestled near Theale. It is in the picturesque Kennet Valley, with the Wharf resting peacefully on the Kennet and Avon Canal. This is the perfect spot to start your adventures in canoeing, and they offer boats for hire, as well as opportunities for walking, dog walking, cycling, fishing, and exploring the canoe trail. Or, you can simply relax and take in the breathtaking views while enjoying some people watching. With good rail services from Reading, it is an easy commute to London.
Looking for a peaceful countryside getaway?
Take some time to explore Aldermaston!
Discover the natural beauty of the area, like the nearby gravel pits and their diverse wildlife.
Take a leisurely stroll along the canal and enjoy a picnic on one of the many benches.
Don’t miss the excitement of the Devizes to Westminster canoe race, which passes through during Easter weekend.
If you’re hungry for a great meal, look no further than the Hind’s Head.
This charming 15th-century coaching inn offers the best of British cuisine, cooked to perfection by talented chefs.
Another great option for a meal is the Butt Inn, with a cozy atmosphere and a fantastic Lunch Club Menu.
Aldermaston Wharf used to be a bustling industrial canal wharf, but now it’s a peaceful haven.
If you’re by the water, keep an eye out for kingfishers and herons.
By the bank, you might spot dragonflies and shrews if you’re lucky.
Badgers and foxes tend to stick near the hedgerows.
And don’t forget to look up!
You might see an owl or woodpecker perched in the trees.
It’s also the perfect spot to relax after a long walk, cycle, or canoeing adventure.
Be sure to visit the Rosebourne garden centre, now part of the Hillier family.
The gift department and Rosebourne food hall offer the absolute best in fresh, seasonal produce, and you won’t want to miss the Mulberry & Thyme restaurant.
And don’t forget about the annual “Blues on the Meadow” Festival every year!
The beautiful 13th-century parish church is also worth a visit, boasting stunning medieval wall paintings and an ornate Tudor memorial to Sir George Forster.
With its charming parish hall, village shop, sports clubs, and major employer AWE, there really is something for everyone !
And for families, this is an excellent option, with top-rated schools such as the primary school and the private Cedars Primary School.
Plus, with fast train services available from Reading and Basingstoke, it’s so easy to explore further afield or commute!
Have a look around!
There are some great places to visit and there is plenty to see and do!
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