Here are some ideas of free things to do in Berkshire this Summer.
At the time of writing this blog post the government had started to lift some restrictions with regards to Covid-19. Please ensure you follow Government Guidance at all times.
1. Go for a picnic along the River Thames – Windsor, Marlow, Henley-on-Thames and Runnymede are all lovely locations to take a picnic.
2. Feed the Ducks (again, the above locations are all great for this).
3. Have a go at the Summer Reading Challenge – contact your local library for more.
4. Visit the park (please follow Government guidance with regards to Covid-19 and look at local authorities to see which parks are open).
5. Have a go at the Brick in Grass Puzzle Path at The Goswells in Windsor, next to Alexandra Gardens.
6. Find the Battle of Britain Fighter aircraft in Windsor, near Alexandra Gardens.
7. Visit Ray Mill Island, Maidenhead. There is loads to see from the River Thames and Boulter’s Lock plus there are animal sculptures, a water fountain and an aviary of birds.
8. Go for a walk in beautiful Berkshire – there are over 18 family friendly walks on the blog, click here.
9. Go for a bike ride or scooter – Why not try; Dinton Pasture Country Park or The Kennet and Avon Canal Cycle Route.
10. Have a go at a trail – Nature Trail at South Hill Park, The Queen’s Walkway, Windsor and The Eton Walkway, Windsor. There is also the Alice Holt, Gruffalo Trail (Surrey).
In addition to Free things to do in Berkshire this Summer, why not see what you activities you could do at home in the garden?
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