BEALE WILDLIFE PARK AND GARDENS

Beale Wildlife Park and Gardens is a family outing spot which is located on the bank of river Thames. It has a very large area which is utilised by adults for taking a stroll, and having fun with their kids while kids have a lot to explore about wildlife, and different fun activities, at this one of the several interesting tourist places to visit in Reading.

Beale Wildlife Park and Gardens is a very large park spread over an area of 140 hectares on the bank of river Thames and it’s located between the villages of Pangbourne and Lower Basildon in Berkshire county. One of the peaceful places to see in Reading, the park has three sections of attraction: collections of small exotic animals and other wildlife; landscapes and gardens; and finally children's play areas.

The 1956 built Beagle Park was converted from private farmlands into a non-profit garden, a public place of recreation. At the avary of the park you’d be able to spot birds like the green peafowl, the mountain peacock pheasant and the Ball starling. Amongst the animals you see at the park, are a ring-tailed lemur, the tapir and capybaras and various reptiles. The most interesting and fun section at the park is the play area for children where they get to move around the park in the train, play and learn about the wildlife from the education officers.

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Highlights

• Enjoy a peaceful family gathering in the quaint atmosphere of the park and the river Thames.
• Take your kids to the different sections of the parks where they would be introduced to different animals, birds and would get to play a lot of games.
• The most fun part of the park is its train ride around the park; don’t forget to jump in the train while you’re in the park.
• The park also has a cafe and restaurant which would take care of your treats of the day. You can even go on shopping at the gift shop where you’d find a range of confectionery, tools like buckets and spades, t-shirts and much more.