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Parks in Berkshire
Berkshire, nestled in the South East of England, is a county of remarkable diversity and cultural significance. It's perhaps best known for its association with the British Royal Family, as Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world, stands proudly within the county. Berkshire's county town, Reading, is a vibrant hub of commerce and education, home to the renowned University of Reading. The county offers a mix of historic charm, with beautiful villages like Pangbourne and Sonning, as well as the natural beauty of the Berkshire Downs and the tranquil River Thames meandering through. With its royal connections, academic prominence, and picturesque landscapes, Berkshire is a captivating destination for visitors seeking a taste of England's cultural and natural wealth.
Badgerwood ParkA residential park in Wokingham
Surrounded by gorgeous countryside, nestled amongst woodland with birdsong and rustling leaves as company, Badgerwood Park is quite simply the lifestyle of your dreams. In the heart of rural Berkshire, Badgerwood...
California Country ParkA leisure park in Wokingham
Plots available. Prices from £200,000 to £425,000 Situated in the heart of the Wokingham Borough, a wide range of local amenities and services are all within easy reach of the park....
Fox Court ParkA residential park in Sandhurst
An exclusive residential park home development in Sandhurst. With luxuriously designed park homes tailored to the highest standards, you’ll enjoy modern comforts in a welcoming setting. At Foxcourt Park, we are excited...
Racecourse Marina & LodgesA leisure park in Windsor
A UNIQUE WATERSIDE EXPERIENCE A selection of luxury lodges that feature open-plan, free flowing rooms filled with natural light. Located overlooking the Racecourse Marina and Royal Windsor Racecourse. Welcome to Racecourse Marina...
Victoria GardensA residential park in Wokingham
Set in acres of woodland, Victoria Gardens is a secluded site in a picturesque and peaceful location. Barkham Ride is a nine-mile stretch of Roman road that skirts the village...