Surrey

Surrey Interiors

(AD Discliamer: This blog post was written in paid partnership with Surrey Interiors) About Surrey Interiors Established in 1994, Surrey Interiors began as a kitchen specialist before expanding into bathrooms and full property refurbishments. With 30+ years of experience, we’ve built a reputation for quality craftsmanship, trusted advice, and seamless project delivery. Our Services We provide a full turnkey service, handling everything from design and supply to installation and project management. Whether it’s a kitchen, bathroom, or complete home transformation, we take care of every detail. Why Choose Us? ✅ Established & Reliable – Trading since 1994✅ End-to-End Service – From concept to completion✅ Professional & Friendly – Tailored advice with a focus on your…
Read More
10 family-friendly things to do at Runnymede National Trust

10 family-friendly things to do at Runnymede National Trust

We recently took a visit to Runnymede, the birth place of Magna Carta and below share 10 family-friendly things to do at the Runnymede National Trust. We really enjoyed our visit and explore. To access you don’t need to be a member of the National Trust you just pay to park at the parking meter or via an app. If you are a member you get free parking. Runnymede is the home of the Magna Carta - King John signed the document here in 1215. If you find this post useful make sure you follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram, Facebook and join the Mailing…
Read More
Zog Activity Trail at Forestry England

Zog Activity Trail at Forestry England

We had a go at the Zog Activity Trail when we visited Beechenhurst in The Forest of Dean whilst we were away on holiday. However, you can also find the Zog Activity Trail at Alice Holt in Surrey and Wendover Woods on the edge of The Chiltern Hills which are the closest two trails to Berkshire.  What included in the Zog Activity Trail?  The Zog Trail activity pack costs £4 which you buy when you arrive at a Forestry England site.  In the bag you get a pair of dragon wings which you can decorate and wear, a paper bag…
Read More
Walking at Windlesham Field of Remembrance

Walking at Windlesham Field of Remembrance

We recently went walking at Windlesham Field of Remembrance and it is a lovely location for a family morning or afternoon out. Windlesham is in Surrey and sits just over the border from Berkshire. What is at Windlesham Field of Remembrance? At Windlesham Field of Remembrance you will find large open fields surrounded by established trees plus a woodland walk, a play area and Fieldhouse Coffee which is a coffee shop and cafe. The cafe is open inside, for takeaway or click and collect. When we visited due to Covid restrictions you couldn't sit inside so we were served via…
Read More
Visiting Runnymede Pleasure Grounds

Visiting Runnymede Pleasure Grounds

Runnymede is known for it's connections to the Magna Carta and is situated in Egham, Surrey on the outskirts of Windsor, Berkshire. There is lots to see and do whilst visiting Runnymede Pleasure Grounds. It's a great place to visit with the family.  If you find this post useful make sure you follow Berkshire Mummies on Instagram, Facebook and join the Mailing List. You can take a stroll alongside the River Thames with plenty of opportunity to watch the wildlife and boats. From the car park, if you walk with the play area on your right, head toward the river. Then turn right, walking…
Read More
A circular walk at Ankerwycke, Surrey

A circular walk at Ankerwycke, Surrey

We really benefit as a family from exploring and discovering walks with our National Trust Membership card and enjoyed visitng National Trust properties and sites whilst members. 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. One place we have found through our membership is walking at Ankerwycke, this site is special as it’s home to the National Trusts eldest tree - just over the Berkshire border in Surrey and across the River Thames from National Trust site Runnymede.…
Read More
Exploring Lightwater Country Park

Exploring Lightwater Country Park

Lightwater Country Park is a brilliant open space to explore. Although the Country Park is in Surrey is isn’t far from the Berkshire boarder. The Country Park is just off junction 3 of the M3 between Bagshot and Lightwater. 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. What is there to do when exploring Lightwater Country Park? We have been to exploring Lightwater Country Park on a number of occasions and enjoy walking through the woodlands and around…
Read More