Very nice green space with lots of seating and lovely views of the River.

Still stunning river views even though summer hasong departed. The sunset we witnessed was deserving of Paris, Budapest or any other European capital. Lovely underpass covered in William Morris themed flowers. Pleased l had prised myself away from watching Sunday afternoon TV. The river walk is crowded with the history of rowing, river boats, posh pubs and of course people watching is always fun. People in change season mode seem to pay more attention to the lights in the sky, the trees shedding their summer dresses. I'm 71 ...I'll kick up a storm in a pile of crispy autumn leaves because it's so delightful to listen to that crackle when you connect with them.

Slightly neglected, but still a charming place to visit. The road next to the Gardens spoils slightly the experience. It has nice views towards the bridge and river Thames.

I enjoy the location along the River Thames. The views are beautiful and there is easy access to the Thames Path, so it’s a great place for leisurely strolls and walks. It feels like an oasis of tranquility, providing a peaceful environment for relaxation, although it can be busy on weekends and there is noise from the busy road nearby. When our kids were younger they enjoyed the well equipped play areas for children.

This public recreation park is by River Thames located between the Blue Anchor/the Rutland Pubs and the Dove. It neither have a restrooms nor designated children playground but it has plenty of space for the little ones to have a lovely play. It's dog friendly, and very conducive for picnic. The pubs are easily accessible and both the Rutland and Blue Anchor serve beers on disposable glasses that you can take away and enjoy the lovely garden either alone or with others