Free things to do in Berkshire

25 Free Parks to visit in Berkshire this Summer

25 Free Parks to visit in Berkshire this Summer

Children love to go to the park - they're great for helping the children to burn off a bit of steam and more often than not they're free to play in! Here is a list of 25 FREE parks to visit in Berkshire this Summer. Please note that whilst these parks are all free to enter, car parking charges may apply to some. Why not download the tick list of the 25 free parks in Berkshire using the form below. You could challenge yourself to see how many you can visit over the summer holidays. Don't forget to share your…
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Free Large Play Areas in Berkshire

Free Large Play Areas in Berkshire

There are a number of large play areas in Berkshire which offer fantastic play spaces across the county. The added bonus is that these are all FREE to visit! Click the link on each of the parks below and you will be taken to a blog post all about the specific park which shares what play equipment and facilities are there plus where to park. Please note that whilst all of these parks are free to enter car parking charges may apply. If you find this post useful and informative make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies Mailing List and follow on Instagram and Facebook. …
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18 Ways to Help You Have a Low Cost Day Out

18 Ways to Help You Have a Low Cost Day Out

Everything seems to be so expensive at the moment so we have put together 18 ways to help you have a low cost day out. These are all perfect to try out over school holidays and weekends when you want to get out and about as a family but want to try and save money where you can. If you find this blog helpful make sure you sign up to the mailing list and follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram and Facebook. 18 Ways to Help You Have a Low Cost Day Out ✔️Enjoy free days out - museums, parks, splash pads, walks and more. Splash…
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Woodford Park in Woodley

Woodford Park in Woodley

We recently visited Woodford Park in Woodley and spent hours there as there was plenty to do. If you find this blog useful and informative make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies Mailing List and follow on Instagram and Facebook. What is there at Woodford Park in Woodley? There are three different play areas to explore. The one nearest the car park is fenced and has a zip wire, a sandpit overlooking the lake, climbing frames and more. The second play area is across the field and has larger play equipment for older children including zip wires, a large slide and climbing frame, swings, sea-saw, obstacle…
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The Diamond Jubilee Fountain in Windsor

The Diamond Jubilee Fountain in Windsor

If you find this blog post useful make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies mailing list, follow Berkshire Mummies on Facebook and Instagram and share with friends and family who might also find it useful. Installed in 2012 for the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, the impressive Diamond Jubilee Fountain can be found in Goswells Park in Windsor. The Fountain was inspired by the crown jewels and features 60 different water jets. There are also lights which make it a magical site at night. There is a garden area around the fountain where you can sit and admire the fountain. What Else is There…
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The Brick Maze at Goswells Park in Windsor

The Brick Maze at Goswells Park in Windsor

There are so many lovely things to do and see in Windsor and one of them is the Brick Maze in Goswells Park. What is the Brick Maze? The maze is made up of a three brick wide path. The centre of the maze is a mosaic representing the Round Tower of Windsor Castle. Chess pieces are also represented around the maze. You need to start at the Pawn and travel forwards to reach the castle in the centre. For an added challenge you could see if you can go through each chess piece on the way to the centre.…
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Brunel’s Sounding Arch in Maidenhead

Brunel’s Sounding Arch in Maidenhead

Brunel's Bridge in Maidenhead was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and built in 1838. It is made up of two arches with the right arch known as the Sounding Arch because of the incredible echo that can be heard there. Where is it? The Sounding Arch is close to the Maidenhead Bridge. You can walk along the tow path and then under the Sounding Arch. Try out the amazing echo when you're standing underneath! Follow Berkshire Mummies  Have you found this blog post useful, if so why not follow Berkshire Mummies? Join the Mailing List.  Follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram and Facebook, if you…
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