Reading is full of things to do for families from museums to trampolines centres - read on for just 10 family friendly things to do in Reading (there are many more though!). If you find this post useful and informative make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies Mailing List and follow on Instagram and Facebook. 10 Family Friendly Things to do in Reading 1. MERL Museum - this is a lovely museum to visit and admission is free. It details the story of English rural life and farming, covering seasons, food, crops, machinery, carpet farming and much more. You can find out more on the…
We visited Prospect Park in Reading earlier this year and were very impressed. The new play area is great! Read on to find out more and what you can find there. 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 Prospect Park? The new play area here opened in March 2023 and is very impressive. It's huge and has something for all ages and abilities. There is lots of accessible play equipment and some activity panels too for quieter play. As you enter the new play area the…
(AD Disclaimer: Berkshire Mummies has worked in paid partnership with this business in the past). Beale Wildlife Park is the perfect spot for a family day out. You can read all about our visit here. 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 to do at Beale Wildlife Park? Beale Wildlife Park is a wonderful place to explore with children of all ages no matter what time of year it is. There are plenty of places to play and lots of animals to see. There is a great…
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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