Windsor Castle
The world's oldest occupied castle and its royal grounds, just a short drive away.
Location highlights
Perfectly located in riverside Wraysbury, only minutes from Staines-upon-Thames, Windsor and Heathrow — with royal history, family days out and scenic walks all close by.
The world's oldest occupied castle and its royal grounds, just a short drive away.
A favourite family day out packed with rides and hands-on fun for all ages.
Thrilling rollercoasters and attractions for the more adventurous in the group.
Miles of peaceful riverside paths and Royal Holloway University all within easy reach.
Nearby attractions
A quick guide to how far the best of Windsor, Berkshire and beyond are from your riverside doorstep.
Getting here
Whether you're driving in or arriving by train, here's everything you need to reach our riverside home in Wraysbury with ease.
From the M25 (Junction 13)
Take the A30 towards Staines, then follow signs for Wraysbury via the B376 — around 10 minutes from the motorway.
From Heathrow Airport
A straightforward 20-minute drive via the A3044 and B376, avoiding central Staines traffic.
From Windsor Castle
Head south on the B376 through Old Windsor and along the riverside road — about 15 minutes.
From Central London
Around 45 minutes via the M4 and M25, with free on-site parking waiting for you on arrival.
Wraysbury station is a short walk from the house, with regular services to Staines and London Waterloo via Windsor & Eton Riverside.
Local bus routes connect Wraysbury to Staines-upon-Thames and Egham, useful for reaching shops and the station.
Local taxi firms and rideshare apps operate throughout Wraysbury, with Heathrow only around a 20-minute fare away.
Getting settled
No need to circle the block — Waters Edge Retreat comes with easy, secure parking right on site for the whole stay.
A private driveway sits right outside the front door, with space reserved for your stay at no extra cost.
Wraysbury's residential riverside lane is calm and well overlooked, so your vehicle stays safe overnight.
The driveway comfortably fits a family car, estate or small van — ideal if you're travelling with extra luggage.
Step outside and enjoy the calm, scenic atmosphere of Wraysbury's riverside setting. Wander along the Thames paths, watch the wildlife drift by, or relax with a morning coffee overlooking the water.
The garden is your own tranquil vantage point on the river — the perfect place to slow down and take in the seasons.
Only minutes from Staines-upon-Thames, Windsor and Heathrow.
Plan your visit
Wraysbury enjoys a mild, riverside climate year-round — here's what to expect and pack whenever you visit.
Mar – May
8–15°C
Fresh mornings and blossoming riverside walks — pack layers and a light waterproof.
Jun – Aug
18–24°C
Warm, long days perfect for the garden and Thames boat trips — sunscreen and light clothing recommended.
Sep – Nov
9–16°C
Crisp air and golden riverside colour — a warm coat and sturdy shoes suit the walking paths well.
Dec – Feb
2–8°C
Cool and cosy — the fireplaces and snug come into their own, so pack warm layers for riverside strolls.
Beyond the doorstep
Our top picks for making the most of Wraysbury and the surrounding riverside villages.
A classic riverside pub a short walk away, known for hearty Sunday roasts and a relaxed beer garden.
A cosy village café for a morning coffee and pastry before setting off to explore Windsor.
Pick up fresh local produce and homemade treats to stock the kitchen for your stay.
Seasonal river cruises depart nearby, offering a beautiful way to see Windsor and the riverside from the water.