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If You Have Never Seen the Source of River Thames, Probably worth a look.

Small Lake to Walk Round, Lots of Car Parking Spaces. (Charges Apply)

What you don't expect: You'll be happy to find shade on the Thames Path, as large parts of it are very sunny and temperatures are around 30 degrees, especially in summer. Even when it rains, a little protection from trees is good. In the event of a thunderstorm, it's definitely advisable to take refuge in a small wood like this instead of continuing on the path in open terrain. We needed to do this twice.

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A little difficult to find, but if you can move freely across the meadows with GPS, you will also find the source of the Thames.

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The source of the Thames is a little difficult to find because it is in the middle of cultivated meadows. We had to take a little detour because there were huge combine harvesters driving right through the meadows. However, once you cross the field, you will find a fenced-in area where the spring is marked. We were there in midsummer, so there was no water bubbling here. Another new experience: a spring without water.

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Small jetty on a pretty lake

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Underwhelming. The main reason to go there is the ability to say you have been there.

The official source of the River Thames, only 374km to the sea...

The top section of this walk is on a main road, you have to walk on the verge. It's a lovely walk though! The dog loved it

Popular spot for lunch or snack and a drink. There is both indoor and outdoor seating, the latter having views over the lake. Opening hours: Wednesday 9am–5pm Thursday 9am–5pm Friday 9am–5pm Saturday 9am–5pm Sunday 9am–5pm Monday 9am–5pm Tuesday 9am–5pm Suggest new hours

useful village shop

park at the end of the hike. start of hike missed but is easy to find from top of railway road. We came back via road as access that isn't recorded has a very high turnstile and so not as accessible as the rest of the walk

Nice little village on the route of the Thames Path.

Lovely spot for a picnic or swim

Nice lakeside cafe with ice cream, cake and drinks.

The Cotswold Water Park is the UK’s largest marl lake system. Covering an area of 40 square miles, it boasts more than 150 lakes set across Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, and West Oxfordshire. Many of the lakes and areas have been designated as nature reserves and are home to myriad wildlife. As the park covers a large area, it is free to enter. However, you do have to pay to enter the beach and activity centre. For more information, visit: https://www.waterpark.org/.

The source of the River Thames is found in a remote Cotswold meadow on the edge of the village of Kemble. This spot marks the official start of the 184 mile (296 km) Thames Path.