The Boveney Lock boat rollers sit on the River Thames on the Buckinghamshire bank, near Eton Wick and opposite Windsor Racecourse. They occupy the site of the original Boveney Lock, which was first constructed in 1838 by the Thames Navigation Commission.

When the lock was rebuilt in 1898 at a position closer to the Buckinghamshire bank, a set of boat rollers was installed on the old lock site, allowing small craft to be moved around the structure without using the main lock chamber.