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A walk at Allens Field in South Ascot

A walk at Allens Field in South Ascot

On 23rd March 2019 we went for a family walk at Allens Field, South Ascot, having never been here before. We went on a Saturday lunchtime and did not see anyone else walking there, so it was very peaceful and we were able to enjoy seeing our first bees of the year and two bright yellow moths / butterflies. Allens Field consists of woodland, wet woodland and grassland space. During our walk we just made up our own route to explore. There is a map in the car park to help guide you around the 9.5 hectare site and threw…
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Binfield Scarecrow Trail

Binfield Scarecrow Trail

We have visited Binfield Scarecrow Trail for a number of years now, the village always put in so much effort into their displays and they are a joy to see and bring many smiles - our children just love finding the scarecrows. We just love the community spirit this event brings and there is the annual Binfield Easter Egg Trail too.  If you found this blog post of interest make sure you sign up to the mailing list and follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram and Facebook. The Scarecrow Trail normally takes about 2 hours to complete, I will admit we never do the whole trail,…
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The New Cantley Park Play Area

The New Cantley Park Play Area

We recently visited the new play area at Cantley Park in Wokingham and I have to say we were really impressed! There is a great range of play equipment for all ages (including adults!). The play area is bright and colourful with some interactive elements too. What's at Cantley Park Play Area? The park has an excellent variety of play equipment to suit all ages - it is laid out in different zones for different age groups and there is also wheelchair accessible equipment in the play area. There is lots of different swinging equipment for both younger and older…
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Bachelor’s Acre in Windsor

Bachelor’s Acre in Windsor

Bachelor's Acre is a small park located a little way from the tourist bustle in the centre of Windsor. It has quite a large children's play area and a number of other things to see. What will I find there? There is a variety of different play equipment aimed at 3-8 year olds in the playground. You will find climbing frames, a little play house, slides, see-saws, balancing beams and swings. The park also has a lovely water feature which has jets of water rising at different times and heights, making a lovely splash pad for the children to enjoy…
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Vansittart Recreation Ground in Windsor

Vansittart Recreation Ground in Windsor

Vansittart Recreation Ground in Windsor consists of an open field with a football pitch, play area and skate park. The play area is suitable for 3-12 year olds. There is limited free parking which was slightly tricky to find, however head to the 'parking' section on this blog post where you will find more details of parking suggestions. What is in the play area at Vansittart Recreation Ground? There were swings for both toddlers and older children, plus several climbing frames. One climbing frame was small for little ones and the others were suitable for older children including the large…
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Sandhurst Memorial Park

Sandhurst Memorial Park

Sandhurst Memorial Park holds a green flag award and is set on a 69 acre site which is managed by Bracknell Forest Council and Sandhurst Town Council. The park neighbours Shepherd Meadows which runs along the River Black Water. We have previously walked along the River Black Water at Shepherd Meadows from Marshall Way in GU47 0FJ, which is in the opposite direction to the park but was a lovely walk. Click here to read about our walk. What is at Sandhurst Memorial Park? There are two play areas at Sandhurst Memorial Park. Once which is fantastic for younger children…
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Play Area at California Country Park in Wokingham

Play Area at California Country Park in Wokingham

The destination play area was opened at California Country Park in Wokingham in April 2021 and is a wonderful facility in Berkshire for families. If you find this post useful and informative make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies Mailing List and follow on Instagram and Facebook.  What's at the play area at California Country Park? The play area is a large play space which is suitable for both younger and older children. If you have been to California Country Park previously the pirate ship is still at the park, it's just had a make over and is now bright red. The play space is…
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Playgrounds at The Pinewood Centre

Playgrounds at The Pinewood Centre

There are two brilliant playgrounds at The Pinewood Centre in Wokingham Without - one is a wooden adventure playground set in a woodland and the other is train themed and next to the Pinewood Miniature Railway but neither are far apart from one another, so you could play in both whilst visiting. In addition there is the Pinewood Trim Trail (see picture below), which is a free wooden fitness trail for 12 years plus which can be found near Dickie’s Pond. The wooden adventure playground is large, with lots of play equipment including a giant rope climbing frame, wooden obstacle…
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The Look Out Play Area in Bracknell

The Look Out Play Area in Bracknell

The Look Out Play Area in Bracknell is one of our favourite parks to visit in Berkshire. The play area is set in a woodland in Swinley Forest, it has wonderful play equipment, which is predominantly wooden. The playground is large but divided into three adjoined areas; the first area nearest to the car park is an inclusive play area with lots of equipment suitable for children with additional needs. The middle play area is aimed at 3-6 year olds and the final play area is suitable for children aged 7-11 years.  What play equipment is there?  There is loads…
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10 things to do at The Look Out in Bracknell

10 things to do at The Look Out in Bracknell

We really enjoy visiting The Look Out and Swinley Forest in Bracknell. There is plenty on offer for the family and our family just adore being in the woodland setting. Here are 10 things to do at The Look Out in Bracknell. Please read the Look Out's Covid update before travelling. 1) Go for a Segway Ride 2) Complete a Go Ape course 3) Build a Den (there is a den building area next to the play area) 4) Discover the woodland play area. You must pre-book the park. 5) Go to The Look Out Discovery Centre. 6) Have a…
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