Unlock the Secrets of the Sunken Chest in Hurley! Hurley, a picturesque village on the River Thames, may seem like a peaceful and idyllic place. But little do people know, it once housed a top-secret communications centre and over 150 American spies during World War II. Known as Station Victor, this outpost was established by the Office of the Secret Services (OSS) in 1943 to gather vital intelligence on Hitler's operations. And now, decades later, a chest has been dredged up from the Thames, believed to contain valuable documents from that time. Can YOU, our most trusted secret agents, crack the code and unlock the secrets hidden within? Spy Mission Through Hurley Get ready for a fun-filled day out with family and friends in Hurley as you embark on this self-guided Spy Mission themed Treasure Trail. Starting near the car park, the Trail will take you on a journey through the charming village of Hurley, towards the River Thames and Temple Lock, before returning along the riverside and onto Hurley Island. Can you solve the sneaky clues set on existing buildings, permanent features, and monuments to complete the mission like a true secret agent? This Trail is perfect for families and kids looking for a unique and immersive experience in Hurley. So gather your team and get ready to put your spy skills to the test!
