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Discover the best top things to do in Taplow, United Kingdom including Boating at Cliveden, Engage Watersports Ltd, National Trust Cliveden, Oak And Saw Village Inn, SGI-UK Taplow Court.
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1. Boating at Cliveden
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 84 reviews
Luxury 100% electric boating offer based at the National Trust Cliveden Estate, Taplow. A full selection of skippered cruises, luxury self drive launch hire, traditional rowing boats, canadian canoes and even a pedal powered boat. Please book online at www.boatingatcliveden.co.uk to avoid disappointment. Open daily April - October.
2. Engage Watersports Ltd
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 90 reviews
At Engage Watersports we specialise in Kayaking, Canoeing, Stand Up Paddleboarding, Raftbuilding. We want people to take advantage of the fantastic opportunities to get on the water in our local area. We work with families and organisations who want to learn together. We also provide a structured yet creative environment where individuals can meet. The key to our approach is to "learn by having fun". We are not here to teach technical ability for the sake of it, but we will develop your technique in a natural way. Our instructors are key to our success, they share our passion for ensuring people develop and enjoy every activity they undertake with us. We are a family run company, our business values are an extension of what is important to us as a family - people, relationships and experiences that help us grow as individuals and as a group.
Reviewed By superpowerschool - London, United Kingdom
The best place to introduce your kids to kayaking!! Me and my husband love the water and were looking for a friendly and helpful club to get our toddler into kayaking! Chris was just the most amazing help and really supportive and encouraging. We were in such great hands!! We are so grateful after trying a few other places to find somewhere so passionate, professional and helpful. We loved our experience so thank you so so much!
3. National Trust Cliveden
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4.5 based on 1,098 reviews
Set high above the Thames with far-reaching views, Cliveden’s impressive gardens and majestic woodlands capture the grandeur of a bygone era. There's lots going on around the estate whether it's for a gentle stroll through the formal gardens or a race through the woods with the children, dogs and adults - Cliveden has something for everyone, and everyone's welcome!
Reviewed By B5802OGlisab
Such beautiful gardens need a visit. Families and dogs are welcome which is lovely to see. The water gardens and pools reminded us of Monets paintings. There is a playground for children, lovely sculptures about the gardens, lots of different specimens of trees and flowers including a rose garden planted with David Austin roses. The smell was delightful!
4. Oak And Saw Village Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Please see our main listing on the Trip Advisor site under "The Oak and Saw Village Inn" where there are many, many more reviews for us along with information on menus, opening times and current photos!
Reviewed By canndyman - Maidenhead, United Kingdom
It’s always great coming to this pub (the only one in the village!), and today was no exception. We’d been on a countryside walk (with a friend from outside the area), and wanted to take her somewhere special. We had a nice warm welcome, and it was lovely for us to sit outside on the sunny terrace and enjoy an afternoon drink. It’s such a nice atmosphere surrounded by flowers, and the well-kept garden. We were also very impressed with the piped music too - 70s classics at a low volume, which we all really enjoyed. It’s so easy to spoil a nice pub with awful music, so well done whoever chose it! Looking forward to coming back again soon.
5. SGI-UK Taplow Court
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Quest445574
A refreshingly friendly greeting. Not having visited the place before, I was grateful for the guidance on how to find my way around the grounds,as its a big place. The main house was impressive,but must cost a fortune to maintain. The library was also incredibly beautiful. Everyone I met on my visit was genuinely happy, friendly and helpful. I found this most intriguing, as not many places I go these days seem to give a damn. I became more curious about Buddhism instantly.........................
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