Mill Park at Mill Pond in Bracknell is a lovely place to visit, it’s located in the Wildridings part of the town. There is a circular walk (via a boardwalk and flat paths) around the pond (the historic Mill Pond was converted into a Balancing Pond) and when we went you could see cormorants, ducks, geese and swans on the pond. Alongside the pond you will find McDonalds, a cafe (see picture below) plus two play areas and a skate park. What’s at Mill Park The first play area is near to McDonalds and the Mill Pond / Mill Park…
We have put together a list of 25 things to do in Berkshire - and they're all free! There's something for everyone in this list and the best part is it won't cost a penny. If you find this blog post useful make sure you sign up to the mailing list and follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram and Facebook. Go to a Museum - We have a huge variety of Museums in Berkshire. The Natural History Museum in Eton, The Reading Museum and The West Berkshire Museum in Newbury are all free to visit. Read about some of our favourite museums here. Natural History Museum…
Farley Wood Play Area can be found next to the Community Centre and tennis courts. You can read more about Farley Wood Play Area in Bracknell here. If you find this post useful and informative make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies Mailing List and follow on Instagram and Facebook. What is There? The play area can be found to the side of the community centre. It is fully enclosed and has a variety of play equipment which I'd say is mostly suited to younger children. There are swings (including baby swings), climbing frames, balance beans, a see-saw and more. To the back of the…
(AD Disclaimer: The businesses marked with a * have gifted / previously gifted Berkshire Mummies tickets). There are a number of large play areas in Berkshire which offer fantastic play spaces across the county. 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. If you find this post useful and informative make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies Mailing List and follow on Instagram and Facebook. Large Play Areas in Berkshire The Look Out Play Area, Bracknell The…
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. …
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…
Christchurch Meadows is based in Reading and runs between Reading Bridge and Christchurch Bridge next to the River Thames. Read on to find out more about Christchurch Meadows in Reading. If you find this post useful and informative make sure you join the Berkshire Mummies Mailing List and follow on Instagram and Facebook. Find Out More About Christchurch Meadows Christchurch Meadows in Reading can be found along the River Thames, with a large play area which includes a wooden boat, sandpit, swings, climbing frames, zip wire and more. There is something for all ages. There is also a large playing field, tennis courts and paddling pool,…
(AD Disclaimer: Berkshire Mummies have been gifted tickets to Tumble Stone Hollow Adventure Playground on a number of occasions since it opened - we love visiting). 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. Tumblestone Hollow is a mysteriously magical adventure playground set in the grounds of Stonor Park in Oxfordshire, just outside Henley-on-Thames. We have visited many times and always enjoy our time there. What can you do there? The wooden Adventure Playground here is just incredible!…
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…
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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