Due to the various gravel pits, the River Thames, lakes and reservoirs (notably "The Pond"), Wraysbury has plenty of wildlife and opportunities for walks.
The village has a few Sites of Special Scientific Interest with these being Wraysbury Reservoir Wraysbury and Hythe End Gravel Pits and Wraysbury No 1 Gravel Pit.

The western part of the village, roughly between the river and the B376 road, is subject to frequent significant flooding, notably in January 2003, January 2014 and February 2014.

The village has two railway stations: Wraysbury and Sunnymeads, both on the Staines to Windsor & Eton line from Windsor to London Waterloo.

In June, Wraysbury holds its annual fete, where stands such as the local vintage and classic car clubs show off their members' vehicles.
There are also activities for children and the tug-of-war held by the scouts, beavers and cubs.
There are also the stands of local charities, the local school, usually giving out ice creams, and of course the church's stands.

Wraysbury Cricket Club plays on the village green and played the MCC in 2009.

The main store in the village was Wraysbury Stores until its closure in May 2006.
The shop is now vacant.
The building is Victorian and had been continuously occupied since the late 1800s.
It was formerly a post office before becoming a general store.
It neighbours a garage and fish and chip shop and is opposite the Perseverance pub.
There are many shops located on High Street, and there is a park including children's playground which is a popular spot for dog-walkers and kite-flyers.

1st Wraysbury Scout Group is based on the village green.

Former actor Robert Rietti had a home in Wraysbury, but after his wife died in August 2008, he sold the house in summer 2009.

Former Wraysbury resident Gordon Cullen, an architect renowned for developing the Townscape movement in post-war Britain, designed the Wraysbury Village Hall.
It is one of only a few buildings he designed which were actually built.
Due to the various gravel pits, the River Thames, lakes and reservoirs (notably "The Pond"), Wraysbury has plenty of wildlife and opportunities for walks. The village has a few Sites of Special Scientific Interest with these being Wraysbury Reservoir Wraysbury and Hythe End Gravel Pits and Wraysbury No 1 Gravel Pit.
The western part of the village, roughly between the river and the B376 road, is subject to frequent significant flooding, notably in January 2003, January 2014 and February 2014.
The village has two railway stations: Wraysbury and Sunnymeads, both on the Staines to Windsor & Eton line from Windsor to London Waterloo.
In June, Wraysbury holds its annual fete, where stands such as the local vintage and classic car clubs show off their members' vehicles. There are also activities for children and the tug-of-war held by the scouts, beavers and cubs. There are also the stands of local charities, the local school, usually giving out ice creams, and of course the church's stands.
Wraysbury Cricket Club plays on the village green and played the MCC in 2009.
The main store in the village was Wraysbury Stores until its closure in May 2006. The shop is now vacant. The building is Victorian and had been continuously occupied since the late 1800s. It was formerly a post office before becoming a general store. It neighbours a garage and fish and chip shop and is opposite the Perseverance pub. There are many shops located on High Street, and there is a park including children's playground which is a popular spot for dog-walkers and kite-flyers.
1st Wraysbury Scout Group is based on the village green.
Former actor Robert Rietti had a home in Wraysbury, but after his wife died in August 2008, he sold the house in summer 2009.
Former Wraysbury resident Gordon Cullen, an architect renowned for developing the Townscape movement in post-war Britain, designed the Wraysbury Village Hall. It is one of only a few buildings he designed which were actually built.
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