Parks

Walks with Parks in Berkshire

Walks with Parks in Berkshire

There are a number of Walks with Parks in Berkshire - a great way to get the children to burn off a bit of extra energy! If you click into each link below it which will give you more information about each of the walks and parks. Walks with Parks in Berkshire Dinton Pastures Country Park, Wokingham This is a lake side walk in Wokingham which also has a fantastic large play area. Savernake Park, Bracknell Forest Savernake Park is a gentle walk around a pond. There are two wooden play areas, side by side for younger andolder children. A…
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Mill Park at Mill Pond in Bracknell

Mill Park at Mill Pond in Bracknell

Mill Park at Mill Pond in Bracknell is a lovely place to visit, it’s located in the Wildridings part of the town. There is a circular walk (via a boardwalk and flat paths) around the pond (the historic Mill Pond was converted into a Balancing Pond) and when we went you could see cormorants, ducks, geese and swans on the pond. Alongside the pond you will find McDonalds, a cafe (see picture below) plus two play areas and a skate park. What’s at Mill Park The first play area is near to McDonalds and the Mill Pond / Mill Park…
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Pioneer Play Park at Buckler’s Park in Crowthorne

Pioneer Play Park at Buckler’s Park in Crowthorne

Pioneer Play Park is a brand new playground which is now open at Buckler's Park in Crowthorne. Nearby there is also a woodland adventure play area and a good selection of walks at Buckler's Forest. Thanks to Macgregor Smith Landscapes for letting Berkshire Mummies know this play area is now open to the public. If you find this post useful makes sure you join the Berkshire Mummies mailing list and follow Berkshire Mummies on Facebook and Instagram. Also, share with friends and family who might find it useful. What's in the new Pioneer Play playground? The play space celebrates the…
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Blackmoor Close Play Area in Ascot

Blackmoor Close Play Area in Ascot

Blackmoor Close Play Area in Ascot is a small play area located between Elliott Rise and Blackmoor Close. You can find out more about it here. If you find this blog post helpful make sure you sign up to the mailing list and follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram and Facebook. What is there at Blackmoor Close Play Area? This is quite a small play area and is more suited for younger children. Here you will find some small climbing equipment, a see-saw, a slide, roundabout and swings - you can see this in detail in the following images. Is There Any Seating? Yes there is a…
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Shifford Crescent Play Area in Maidenhead

Shifford Crescent Play Area in Maidenhead

Shifford Crescent Play Area in Maidenhead is a small, enclosed play area for children 8years and younger. Read more about it here. If you find this blog post helpful make sure you sign up to the mailing list and follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram and Facebook. What's at Shifford Crescent Play Area? Shifford Crescent Play Area in Maidenhead is a small, enclosed play area for children aged 8years and under. Here you will find swings (for older and younger children), small climbing equipment, a see-saw and slides. You can see more in the following images. Is There Seating? There are a couple of picnic benches…
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Play Area at Ashampstead

Play Area at Ashampstead

(AD Disclaimer: Those marked with a * are businesses I have been gifted tickets for). The play area at Ashampstead is based on the village green in the village. Ashampstead is approximately 4 minutes from *The Living Rainforest. If you find this blog post helpful make sure you sign up to the mailing list and follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram and Facebook. What is there at the Play Area in Ashampstead? The play area is based on the village green in the village of Ashampstead. Here you will find swings (for older and younger children), a wooden climbing frame (which has a wooden play boat…
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Bucklers Park Adventure Play Area in Crowthorne

Bucklers Park Adventure Play Area in Crowthorne

A new play area has opened at Bucklers Park in Crowthorne. Bucklers Park Adventure Play Area in Crowthorne is intended for children age 5 - 13+ years old. It's set in a woodland at the corner of the new housing estate and links to Bucklers Forest which has a number of excellent walks. If you find this blog post helpful make sure you sign up to the mailing list and follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram and Facebook. What's at the Adventure Play Area? The Bucklers Park Adventure Play Area is seperated in to two area which are right next to one another. The Play Glade…
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London Road Recreation Ground in Camberley

London Road Recreation Ground in Camberley

We took at trip to London Road Recreation Ground in Camberley following a play in the soft play at Places Leisure Camberley. The recreation ground with enclosed play area is literally across the road from the car park so it is easy to do the soft play and play area in the same visit. What is at London Road Recreation Ground? You will find an enclosed play area, large open field, memorial garden, tennis courts and Camberley Bowls Club. What is in the play area? The play area is enclosed and has play equipment suitable for both older and younger…
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10+ Family Friendly Things to do in Camberley

10+ Family Friendly Things to do in Camberley

Camberley is home to a huge variety of places for children to play and explore, an airport, theatre and more. Here are 10+ family friendly things to do in Camberley. There are of course many more! If you find this post useful and informative make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies Mailing List and follow on Instagram and Facebook. Family Friendly Things to do in Camberley 1. Imagination Role Play Centre - There are a range of different rooms for the children to explore including a Pirate Ship, House and Garden, Vets, Jungle room, and Supermarket, plus there is a road with ride on toys…
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10 Family Friendly Things to do in Wokingham

10 Family Friendly Things to do in Wokingham

AD Disclaimer: The businesses marked with a * have gifted / previously gifted Berkshire Mummies tickets. Wokingham is home to a huge variety of parks, centres and walks for families. Here are 10 family friendly things to do in Wokingham. There are of course many more! If you find this post useful and informative make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies Mailing List and follow on Instagram and Facebook. Family Friendly Things to do in Wokingham 1. Dinton Pastures - There are lakeside walks, *adventure golf and a fantastic play area here. You can read about our visit here. 2. California Country Park - There…
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