Paddleboarding spots in Surrey
31 launch spots across Surrey
Every mapped spot in Surrey
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RiverLaleham put-in
Surrey, EnglandThis slipway is on the River Thames at Laleham, a village on the reach between Chertsey and Staines-upon-Thames. Two further slipways are mapped within 60 m along the same bank.
RiverLaleham put-in
Surrey, EnglandThis slipway is on the River Thames at Laleham, a village on the reach between Chertsey and Staines-upon-Thames. Two further slipways are mapped within 60 m along the same bank.
RiverLaleham put-in
Surrey, EnglandThis slipway is on the River Thames at Laleham, a village on the reach between Chertsey and Staines-upon-Thames. Two further slipways are mapped within 60 m along the same bank.
LakeWire Mill Lake slipway (Felbridge)
Surrey, EnglandThis slipway opens onto Wire Mill Lake, a 26-acre pond created in the 1560s by damming Eden Brook, a tributary of the River Eden, near Felbridge. The lake is used for sailing, fishing and waterskiing, and the Wire Mill pub stands on its shore.
RiverShepperton Ferry Square put-in
Surrey, EnglandThis private slipway lies on the River Thames at Ferry Square in old Shepperton, about 70 metres from another mapped slipway at the same crossing point. Environment Agency registration applies to all craft, including paddleboards, used on this non-tidal reach.
LakeLiquid Leisure slipway (Charlton)
Surrey, EnglandThis slipway leads onto an unnamed lake at Liquid Leisure, a commercial watersports park in Charlton, a hamlet beside the Queen Mary Reservoir on the edge of Shepperton in Surrey. Two more mapped slipways lie within 100 metres, apparently serving the same private lake.
LakeBishops Platt put-in (Runnymede)
Surrey, EnglandThis point sits on a small lake within the grounds of Bishops Platt, a private house off Norlands Lane near Egham. OpenStreetMap shows the access track to it tagged private, and no public water body or launch point could be confirmed at this coordinate.
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