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The Jurors at Runnymede is a memorial site located near the historic Runnymede meadows in Surrey. It commemorates the signing of the Magna Carta in 1215 which was a pivotal moment in the establishment of the rule of law and the rights of individuals. The site features a striking series of stone sculptures representing the 25 barons who were witnesses to the Magna Carta.

Penton Hook Lock on the River Thames was opened in 1815 to prevent floodwater to burst through the banks of the River Thames as it tried to carry straight on, thus cutting off Penton Hook Island. After the lock was installed, local farmers used to drive their cattle over the lock to graze. Now the island makes for a nice short walk with picnic benches and great views of the river.

Some mud jumping fun after rain.

Potholes galore. Prone to big puddles.... and flooding!!! Pretty road to ride along the Thames though.

Extremely dog friendly! Nice pub with friendly service right on the Thames. If you don't like it here: there are numerous other places to stop for refreshments within a few 100m!

On the river's edge of this wooded island is a 13 bedroom mansion. It was left abandoned for 10 years until it was bought for £3m in 2021 so is about to enter into its next phase of life. The island was called Folly Eyot until it was bought by Richard D'Oyly Carte in 1890. He had intended to open it as the 'Savoy on Thames', he also owned the Savoy in London, but was refused a liquor license.

Great campsite, peaceful considering location. Very friendly and accommodating. I’d bring the family here too.