(AD Disclaimer: Berkshire Mummies have been gifted boat trips with businesses marked with a *). There is plenty to do on the water in Berkshire, on the River Thames, Kennet and Avon Canal and lakes around the county - from paddle boarding to boat hires, we have put together a list of the different activities you could try in Berkshire on the water. If you find this blog post useful don't forget to join the mailing list and follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram and Facebook, if you don’t already! Boat, Canoe, Kayak and Pedalo Hire *The Little Green Boat Company - Hire a…
Windsor has a diverse mix of history, culture, heritage and fun which makes it the perfect place to visit for the whole family. We have put together a list of 20 family friendly things to do in Windsor and there really is something to suit everyone - many of our suggestions are free too! 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. 1. Changing of the Guard The changing of the guard is an iconic Windsor event and…
AD Disclaimer - This blog post '(AD) Family Day Out at The Little Green Boat Company' has been written in paid partnership with The Little Green Boat Company. All views are our own and honest. We were so excited to have been invited by The Little Green Boat Company to have a go on one of their electric boats down the River Thames and also for a game of mini golf on their brand new golf course at Lammas Recreation Ground, Staines-Upon-Thames. What did we do on our Family Day Out at The Little Green Boat Company? After parking the…
Disclaimer: This blog post is written in Paid Partnership with Canoe and Kayak Adventures in Windsor. Views of our gifted Guided Kayaking Tour are honest and those of Berkshire Mummies. We were kindly invited to go on a guided canoeing tour along the River Thames at Windsor with Canoe and Kayak Adventures and what a wonderful and memorable experience it was. Lockdown had ended and outdoor water sports were allowed to open again, after months of being at home it felt so refreshing to be out somewhere different, making memories in one of our favourite Berkshire towns, in a covid safe…
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