Moulsford is a small Thames-side village on the A329 between Wallingford and Streatley on one of the prettiest stretches of the River Thames opposite the village of South Stoke.

The parish church is the small Church of St. John the Baptist which was almost completely rebuilt in the early 19th century on the old foundations of the original early 13th century church. All that remaines of the original building is the west wall with its lancet window.

To the south of the village, on the site of the old ferry service to South Stoke on the opposite side of the river, is the former waterfront inn known as the Beetle and Wedge. Now it is more of a smart restaurant with accommodation.

The village is also home to a successful independant day school, Cranford House, which comprises a nursery and lower school, junier school and senior school and caters for girls betweenthe ages of 3 and 16 and boys between 3 and 7.