The 30 Best Park in Reading

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“We had our first visit this week. What a lovely field! Big enough for playing and running, and the paths through the trees and bushes at the back of the field were a lovely surprise. I was met by Duncan and he couldn’t have been more welcoming. We will definitely be returning!”

“The tractor ride was nice and the animal feed was provided to feed the deer. Overall we enjoyed with kids. The parking is quite close to the farm maybe less than 5 mins.”

“Wellington Country Park is a fantastic place for families! Everything is extremely clean and well-maintained, from the walking paths to the restrooms. The whole park is very well-organized, making it easy to navigate and enjoy a full day of activities. The campsite is especially impressive, peaceful, spacious, and surrounded by nature. It’s perfect for a weekend getaway. Facilities are spotless and the staff are always friendly and helpful. There’s so much to do for kids! The adventure playgrounds, splash zone, mini railway, and animal area kept our children entertained for hours. They didn’t want to leave! Highly recommended for families with young children, and the campsite makes it even better if you want to turn your visit into a short holiday. We’ll definitely be coming back!”

“Easy to park, lovely walking area and full of options to play for dogs”

“Lovely woodland walk with ponds, the cafe here is always nice but can get very busy. The country park itself is a great little place for a small-medium walk. On the park side is a walk suitable for pushchairs with no inclines, and across the car park is one with hills and a nice view, not pushchair friendly, but works for adults and small children.”

“Amazing, the gentleman's working there were very nice and kind. Train trip is so fun we went twice The place itself is amazing, big, 2 Park, toilet, cafe, the canal, boats. We loved it”

“Lovely park for a peaceful walk, especially under the winter sun. The gardens are well-maintained, and the iconic Maiwand Lion adds a touch of history. Perfect spot to relax or explore near the Abbey Ruins.”

“Dinton Pastures Country Park is my favorite of the bunch—peaceful, playful, and full of charm. There’s still water and ducks to enjoy, plus fun paths to wander, excellent play areas for kids, and even a dog wash machine at the end (love that detail). It’s all just… lovely, really. A perfect mix of nature and little comforts.”

“Very good park for walk , set, dog are friendly there. So enjoy”

“Loads of beautiful geese here, greylags, embdens, Egyptians and Canada ones and some swans and mallards I come here with bags of seed for them and they run to me which is lovely”

“Beautiful park to walk around. Plenty of green spaces, amazing views of the lake, fishing plots available, pick nick areas.”

“Very tasty food and a good atmosphere. Our server Klaudia was very kind and attentive to us, we will definitely come back again.”

“Really enjoyed my burger the other day. Great having the choice on how you want it cooked and really loved the onion rings. Staff were great too. Can’t remember his name but the tall older manager was great and really knew the menu and made a great recommendation.”

“Lovely venue with lots going on, fab cafe, very popular. Beautiful gardens and trails for all the family which are free. Great playground for children.”

“We used the Gardener's World 2-for-1 card to visit the gardens. This should have made the price £6.50 for two people but they add an online £2.75 booking fee pushing the cost up to £9.25. The house exterior, grounds which include a prehistoric stone circle and gardens are delightful and the staff in the visitor centre are very friendly and helpful. We had a lovely afternoon with the gardens in full bloom covered in butterflies. Will definitely visit again to walk further around the grounds.”

“Basildon Park is such a charming mix of history and glamour! Built in the 18th century for Sir Francis Sykes and later owned by James Morrison, the house even fell into disuse during WWII before being rescued in the 1950s by Lord and Lady Iliffe. I loved exploring the rooms and viewing framed personal family photos and other mementos. It was also fun discovering the home’s on-screen fame—right now there’s a 20th anniversary exhibition celebrating all the films and TV shows shot here, from Pride and Prejudice to Downton Abbey, and The Crown. The National Trust has done a great job keeping both the house and its lovely grounds inviting, so it’s easy to imagine life here across the centuries.”

“Visited for the Instrumental Ibiza Orchestra. We opted not to pay the £9 for event parking and instead walked down from nearby. Despite not being published, The event entrance was easy to find with good access. Queues moved fast and we were through security pretty sharpish. The event itself was great with a good selection of music both in full and some short bursts to get you going.”

“Really peaceful, beautiful countryside. Lakes and farm animals plus ostrich. Very friendly hosts.”

“We have baby swimming classes here and find it so fun and helpful for little one. Bea, the instructor is fantastic, very kind and gentle with the babies. She teaches with songs and really encourages both baby and parent. She really goes above and beyond to ensure the little ones are having a good time and relaxed. The water in the pool is nice and warm. I highly recommend the classes!”

“Love it , we arrived after dark so it was tricky , signs are really small , but we've managed . Outdoor shower , with hot water -nice. One portable toilet , really clean and tidy -nice. Fire pits -nice. No signal -very nice . Really good place to reset from day to day live . Will come back again :)”

“A great place to spend a day here. There is a miniature train here. It’s popular with kids and grown up kids. Lots of parking spaces and it’s free to park. Make sure to leave the car park by 8:00 pm. It might change with the season but in summer it is 8:00 pm. You can walk along the Basingstoke canal and enjoy the view.”

“Lovely. A bit muddy so need you wellingtons on. Very relaxing walk”

“Beautiful park. Great cafe. Great place for dog and family walks. Plenty of benches along the way to have a rest”

“Fed the ducks in a beautiful setting. Stress free we walked around the pond. :)”

“Lovely park, accessible for all. Family and dog friendly. Lovely long walk along the river and there is a cute cafe as well. Perfect for a picnic as well! Definitely recommend. What I would say is be careful of seagulls because there are a few rogue ones but 99% of the time you fine”

“It is great quiet clean place to play children and also enjoy your time there.”

“It is a big park for children to play. There's a swimming pool, very popular on a hot summer day as well as tennis courts. Ample parking adjacent to the park, striking distance to town center.”