It is a long area of open riverside on the side of the river opposite the Thames Path — from here the point of Sunbury Lock Island can be seen. It is connected to the bank by an elegant arched footbridge with simple metal balustrades and separate painted round handrails and in dry periods four-wheel vehicle access is possible via a ford of the narrow backwater separating it from the land.
It is a vast expanse of open riverside on the opposite side of the river to the Thames Path — from here, one can see Sunbury Lock Island. It connects to the bank via an attractive arched footbridge with basic metal railings and individual painted circular handrails, and during dry periods, four-wheel drive vehicles can access it through a shallow ford that separates it from the land.