Since having our second child we have been re-discovering buggy friendly walks in Berkshire. They have been great to explore. It’s worth noting we walk with an off-road buggy and have only tested the below walks with this type of buggy. If you click the links below, they will each take you to a blog post, which has been written about each walk, providing pictures and more information and Berkshire Mummies experience of each walk.
If you are looking for some Toddler Friendly Parks in Berkshire click here.
Where can I find a good Buggy Friendly Walks in Berkshire?
Boulter’s Lock and Ray Mill Island, Maidenhead – Boulter’s Lock and Ray Mill Island are both accessible to buggy’s. There is lots to see from the boats going in and out of the lock. You can feed the swans, geese and ducks on Ray Mill Island. There are wooden sculptures around Ray Mill Island and a little bird aviary and some guinea pigs to see and more.
Buckler’s Forest, Crowthorne – this is a great walk amongst the forest paths, with loads of ponds with viewing platforms to enjoy. There are several different walking routes to take and the paths are maintained.
Dinton Pasture Country Park, Wokingham – A lake side walk with maintained paths. Dinton Pastures Country Park has a fantastic play area too.
Lily Hill Park, Bracknell – This walk is a mixture of well maintained paths (avoid the routes with steps) and boardwalks. There are sculptures to admire, stunning rhododendrons in the Spring and woodland paths to enjoy.
Peacock Meadows, Bracknell – The paths are well maintained and there are different routes to take. The meadows have lots of wild flowers and grasses. Whilst you are at the meadows you can enjoy the wonderful wildlife in the warmer months.
The Nature Discovery Centre in Thatcham is a lovely buggy walk. The path around the main lake is flat, the birds on the lake are beautiful to watch and there is a nice play area and cafe too.
Walking at Larks Hill and Cabbage Hill, there are several different walking routes you can take, many are buggy friendly. One route requires you to go across a field which doesn’t have a hard surfaced path, but you can select a different route.
Cantley Park, Wokingham. This is a flat walk with a dedicated path around open fields. There is also a little play area with toddler swings.
The Long Walk to the Copper Horse, Windsor Great Park is a flat buggy friendly walk. You do need to climb a steep hill to the Copper Horse which is grass but I have managed this with an off road buggy.
Walking from Bath Island to Windsor Bridge, Windsor. A walk along the River Thames in Windsor where there is plenty to see plus and great views of Windsor Castle.
Savernake Park in Winkfield, Bracknell Forest is a gentle walk. There is a flat path around the balancing pond with ducks and geese, so great if you are pushing a buggy. There is also a play area suitable for toddlers.
Walking at Hungerford Wharf is a flat walk along the canal, this is a pretty walk with lots to see.
The Jubilee River is a flat walk along an established river. You can walk on many different route. There is lots to see. You may need to walk over some bridges.
Buggy Walks Outside Berkshire
Lightwater Country Park, Surrey – A great lake and woodland walk and heathland walk with maintained paths. Do look out for the odd tree root however as this is a woodland.
A riverside walk at Marlow, Buckinghamshire – This flat walk is along the tow path along the River Thames.
Dorney Lake, Dorney, Buckinghamshire – A walk around Olympic Venue Dorney Lake with flat and well maintained paths around the lake. (Currently closed).
A riverside walk in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire – A walk alongside the River Thames at Henley-on-Thames. The paths are flat and run alongside the banks of the river.
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