A large, close-cut grass meadow on the north bank of the Thames, stretching from Caversham Bridge to Reading Bridge. Specimen trees and shrubs feature along the bank, providing shade and interest around the play area. The fenced children’s play area includes a paddling/ boating pool and picnic tables. A distinctive line of Lombardy poplars edges the George Street boundary. The metalled cycleway running along the bank has streetlights to aid visibility in the evening.
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