Dorney Lake was built and is owned by Eton College. It will be the venue for the Rowing and Canoeing at the 2012 London Olympics.

It hosted the 2006 World Rowing Championship and it hosts numerous other sporting events. Whilst being only a stones throw from the M4 it is an incredibly tranquil and beautiful setting with fantastic facilities.  

The Boat house and Finish tower have well equiped rooms ideal for meetings and workshops. It your team is looking for a high performance culture and aiming to be the best there is no better venue than on the finish line of the rowing coarse where Olympic Gold medals will be won and lost in August 2012.

By Road:
Exit the M4 motorway at Junction 7
Go left onto the A4, direction Maidenhead, and over one set of traffic lights
500 yards further on turn left at roundabout by superstore
Follow road to Dorney village
When road curves left, go right into Court Lane, signposted to Dorney Court and Dorney Lake Go past Dorney Court
At point where road curves right, go straight ahead into the Dorney Lake site through white gates
Follow road curving left by the Lake 1½ miles to the Boathouse
Visitors may park behind the buildings

Slough, Burnham, Taplow and Maidenhead are on the main line west from Paddington Station, London. '125' trains take some 17 minutes to Slough (next stop Reading). Other trains, with variable stopping patterns, take 25 or 40 minutes.

Waterloo Station, London, serves Windsor & Eton Riverside Station with stopping trains taking about an hour. (Note: this station should not be confused with Windsor & Eton Central Station, which is on a branch from the Paddington/Slough line mentioned above).