Berkshire Attractions
Attractions and Places to Visit In and Around BerkshireBerkshire(SL6)
Ashdown House
National Trust property: Ashdown House - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. more >
Lambourn, Newbury, RG17 8RE
Basildon Park
National Trust property: Basildon Park - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. more >
Lower Basildon, Reading, RG8 9NR
Runnymede
National Trust property: Runnymede - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. more >
Runnymede Estate Office, North Lodge, Windsor Road, Old Windsor, SL4 2JL
Escape The Chop
Immersive Escape Room near Reading, in a real Barber Shop
Local men are vanishing...
Someone at Burghfield Barbers thinks they know why..... more >
37 clayhill road, Burghfield common, Reading RG7 3HF
Escape The Chop Escape Room
Immersive Escape Room near Reading, hidden in a real Barber shop!
Local men are going missing...
Can you solve all the puzzles and Escape The... more >
37 clayhill road RG7 3HF
Animal Sessions on the farm
Get hands on involved with all our animals on the farm in Berkshire. Groom Goats and Ponies, feed pigs, Groom guinea pigs, stroke hamster, meet the..... more >
Heroes Farm, Bartletts Lane, Holyport SL6 2JD
The Little Green Boat Company - Maidenhead
Discover Riverside Bliss with The Little Green Boat Company in Maidenhead!
Embark on an aquatic adventure with The Little Green Boat Company,..... more >
Ray Mill Island, Boulters Lock,
Maidenhead SL6 8PE
River Thames Mini Golf
Immerse yourself in the allure of River Thames Mini Golf—a one-of-a-kind course nestled in the heart of Staines Lammas Recreation Ground... more >
Lammas Recreation Ground,
Staines TW18 4XZ
Pangbourne Playground
Pangbourne Recreation Ground is a large green space covering approximately 8 acre’s, it is very close to the River Thames to north... more >
Thames Avenue, Pangbourne RG8 7BY
Things to do around Berkshire
Berkshire, located in the South East of England, is a county rich in both urban and rural attractions, making it an ideal destination for a day out⁵. Here's a summary of some of the best activities you can enjoy in Berkshire:
1. Legoland Windsor: This is arguably the UK's most popular theme park for kids⁵. With rides and attractions suitable for both kids and adults, a model village of some of the world's most famous landmarks, interactive shows, and performances, it's the perfect destination for a family day out⁵.
2. Ascot Racecourse: One of the most famous venues in the world of horse racing⁵. Visitors can spend the day sipping champagne and betting on the races. The course is closely associated with the royal family and was first established by Queen Anne in 1711.
3. Windsor Great Park: Spanning more than 5,000 acres, Windsor Great Park is all that remains of Windsor Royal Park, a hunting forest once owned by the royal family⁵. Visitors can stroll around the different parts of the park for free.
4. National Trust Cliveden: Visit National Trust's Newark Park, a Tudor hunting lodge rescued by a Texan, with far-reaching views from the edge of the Cotswolds across Gloucestershire.
5. Kings Camps Reading: Kings Camps is a fun and active summer camp in the school holidays for 5 - 17 year olds². With games & sports, they get active and have fun throughout the week.
6. Just Days Out: They organise coach trips from towns and villages on the Hampshire, Berkshire and Surrey borders to places in the UK, cruises, and mini-holidays abroad.
These are just a few of the many attractions that Berkshire has to offer. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, there's always something new and exciting to discover in Berkshire.
1. Legoland Windsor: This is arguably the UK's most popular theme park for kids⁵. With rides and attractions suitable for both kids and adults, a model village of some of the world's most famous landmarks, interactive shows, and performances, it's the perfect destination for a family day out⁵.
2. Ascot Racecourse: One of the most famous venues in the world of horse racing⁵. Visitors can spend the day sipping champagne and betting on the races. The course is closely associated with the royal family and was first established by Queen Anne in 1711.
3. Windsor Great Park: Spanning more than 5,000 acres, Windsor Great Park is all that remains of Windsor Royal Park, a hunting forest once owned by the royal family⁵. Visitors can stroll around the different parts of the park for free.
4. National Trust Cliveden: Visit National Trust's Newark Park, a Tudor hunting lodge rescued by a Texan, with far-reaching views from the edge of the Cotswolds across Gloucestershire.
5. Kings Camps Reading: Kings Camps is a fun and active summer camp in the school holidays for 5 - 17 year olds². With games & sports, they get active and have fun throughout the week.
6. Just Days Out: They organise coach trips from towns and villages on the Hampshire, Berkshire and Surrey borders to places in the UK, cruises, and mini-holidays abroad.
These are just a few of the many attractions that Berkshire has to offer. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, there's always something new and exciting to discover in Berkshire.
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