If you’re looking for ideas for the Bank Holiday Weekend in Berkshire have a read through the ideas below, there is plenty you can do and discover. If you find this blog post useful don’t forget to follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram, Facebook and sign up to the Mailing List.
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Events taking place this Bank Holiday Weekend
Thatcham Inflatable Fun Day, The Moors Playing Field, Thatcham, 22nd August – 25th August 2025, 10am – 5pm, Weather Permitting. Click here for details.
Egham Royal Show, 23rd and 24th August 2025, 10am – 5.30pm. Click here for more details.
Open Air Cinema – The Greatest Showman, Dinton Pastures, Wokingham, 23rd August 2025, 6pm – 11pm. Click here for details.
Wellington International Horse Trials and Country Fair, Hook, 23rd – 25th August 2025, 9am – 6pm. Click here for details.
Wokingham Festival, 23rd – 25th August 2025, 11am – 10.30pm. Click here for more details.
Newbury BID Krazy Races Soapbox Derby, Newbury, 10.45am – 5pm. Click here for details.
Rock the Rec, Windsor, 24th August 2025, 1pm – 10pm. Click here for details.
It’s A Swing Thing, Windsor Band Stand, Alexandra Gardens, 24th August 2025, 2pm – 4pm. Click here for details.
Newbury BID Krazy Races Soapbox Derby, 24th August 2025, 10.45am – 5pm. Click here for details.
Art on the Park, Victoria Park, Newbury, 24th August 2025, 10am – 4pm. Click here for details.
Swallowfield Show, 24th and 25th August 2025. Click here for details.
Jocks Lane Miniature Railway, Jocks Lane, Bracknell, 25th August 2025, 1pm – 4pm. Click here for more details.
Bunns Car Boot Sale, Moss End, 25th August 2025, 7am – 1pm. Click here for more details.
Wokingham Festival, Cantley Event Fields, 25th August 2025, 11am – 8pm. Click here for more details.
Other Ideas for the Bank Holiday Weekend
- Hire a Boat
You could hire a boat, kayak or canoe. Click here to find out where you could go on a boat, paddleboarding or canoeing.
- Go for a family friendly walk
Go for a walk in Berkshire – check out these Family Friendly Walks in Berkshire. You could also have a go at Geocaching or on a Walking Trail – there are a number of free ones to do throughout Berkshire.
- Go Pottery Painting
Pottery Painting is a quiet, relaxing way to pass an hour or two – for adults and children alike! Here are a few of the pottery painting venues available across Berkshire.
- Go to the Park
Berkshire has many fabulous parks, playgrounds and play areas to discover. Click here to discover over 40 of them.
- Visit a Trampoline Park
Click here to see where there are Trampoline Parks in Berkshire and the surrounding area.
- Visit a Farm
Visiting a farm. There are a number of farms in Berkshire. Click here to find out where they are.
- Eat Ice Cream
Why not go out and get an ice cream – there are several places selling delicious ice creams in Berkshire.
- Play Golf
There are some great adventure and miniature golf courses set up for families to play at in Berkshire. Click here to find out where they are.
- Go for a Picnic
Click here for ’20 places to Picnic in Berkshire’.
- Visit a Farm Shop
There are some excellent Farm Shops in Berkshire. Click here to find out where they are.
- Have fun At Home
Staying at home this Bank Holiday Weekend? Why not get crafting and cooking? Here are some ideas if you want to play in the garden and some rainy day activities if the weather is unkind.
For more ideas do have a look at ‘The Berkshire Staycation – 25 places you should visit‘.
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