Beale Wildlife Park
Reading, Berkshire
About Beale Wildlife Park
Set by The Thames, Beale Wildlife Park makes the most of its stunning backdrop by offering plenty of opportunity for guests to enjoy the scenery in the beautifully landscaped gardens, trails and lakes.
Things To Do
The wildlife park and gardens are home to over 20 species of animals including otters, monkeys, owls and the cutest ring-tailed lemurs! Get up close and personal with these beautiful creatures and learn more about the animals we share our home with! That's not all! They have a range of rare and endangered birds, from Green Winged Macaws to Sun Conures. Psstt.. the sun conures look so fluffy! That's not all! They also have a stunning deer park, a farmyard and a reptile house.
Fancy a chance to meet some lemurs, meerkats, capybaras, lynxes, artic foxes and more? Well, you absolutely can at Beale Park! They offer a range of animal experiences that allow you to get up close and personal with some animals and learn all about them with the Zoo Keeper!
Beale Wildlife Park is also home to an adventure playground complete with an aerial cableway, a paddling pool and a sand pit. There's even a Little Tikes Outdoor Village, perfect for younger ones with police cars, trikes, traffic lights and even a zebra crossing! Make sure you hop on the miniature train too for a great ride around much of the park! And it's included in your park ticket.
Beale Wildlife Park is home to more than just beautiful animals! There are so many beautiful garden spaces to explore. The Winter Gardens has a hint of the Orient with bridges to walk over and stunning views to enjoy. The lakeside border runs alongside the park's inner lake and has over 80 varieties of plants. You'll find a mix of tropical-style planting near the train station as well as a rose garden in the Diamond Jubilee garden. There's even an elephant fountain in the courtyard surrounded by lush trees.
Gift Shop
Don't forget to stop by the gift shop to find that perfect gift for animal lovers! They have a range of super cute souvenirs to mark your trip to the wildlife park!
Beale Park has so much more than wildlife, it's a fun day out for the whole family!
Why We Recommend Beale Wildlife Park
- A beautiful collection of animals
- Plenty of picnic tables are available
- They have a range of seasonal events throughout the year
- They offer some amazing birthday parties for children
Fun Animal Experiences
Beale Park's animal experiences give you the chance to meet some incredible animals including meerkats, ring-tailed lemurs, artic foxes, lynxes and more!
Fun Play Areas for Children!
Beale Park's play areas come complete with a range of super fun playground equipment, including an aerial cableway, paddling pool, sand pit and more. They also have a Little Tikes Outdoor Village with police cars, trikes, traffic lights and a zebra crossing!
Stunning Gardens
Looking for a peaceful stroll with stunning views? Beale Park is home to a variety of beautiful gardens, colourful flowers and lush trees. It's well worth a visit!
Facilities
Toilets
Gift Shop
Onsite Parking
Accessible Toilets
Baby Changing
Food Available
Wheelchair Friendly
Pushchair Friendly
Wheelchair Hire
Opening Times
- Monday, 10:00 - 17:00
- Tuesday, 10:00 - 17:00
- Wednesday, 10:00 - 17:00
- Thursday, 10:00 - 17:00
- Friday, 10:00 - 17:00
- Saturday, 10:00 - 17:00
- Sunday, 10:00 - 17:00
Times may vary, please check the website for more details. Pre-booking is essential.
Pricing & Tickets
- Babies and Toddlers (0-2) : Free
General Admission
Including voluntary donation
Adults (16+): £17.05Child (3-15): £14.85Babies (under 2): Free
Over 65: £15.95
General Admission
Without voluntary donation
Adults (16+): £15.50Child (3-15): £13.50Babies (under 2): Free
Over 65: £14.50
Membership options are available too.
*They also offer discounted tickets to Blue Light Card Holders.
Book in advance for cheapest tickets
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Plan Your Visit
Typical visit time 3 - 4 hours
Suitable for Kids and Adults too
Food & Drink Options
The Wild Kitchen offers a range of hot and cold food and drinks including:
Baps
Pizza
Ciabattas
Chicken Goujons and Chips
Cumberland Sausages and Chips (you can choose Quorn Sausages too)
Hot Dogs
Sides: Chips, Salads and Beans
Please note that gluten-free and Vegan options are available on request
FAQs
Parking
Toilets
Family Friendly Options
Food & Drink
Accessibility Information
Tickets & Bookings
Private Hire & Birthday Parties
Contact Details
Lower Basildon
Reading
Berkshire
RG8 9NH
England
They are 7 miles northwest of Reading, on the west side of the A329. If you are driving, please leave the M4 at exit 12 and follow the brown signs for Beale Park and Pangbourne. Sat Nav Users – Please use the postcode RG8 9NW and enter through the main entrance (not church lane)
Tel: 0870 7777160
Visit WebsiteTransport Information
Travelling by Train
Pangbourne train station is the closest station to the park. It is a 3-minute taxi journey to the park. It’s best to pre-book a taxi as there is no taxi rank at this station.
You can walk from the station but it's a 25-minute walk
Travelling by Bus
There is a limited bus service to the Park, please double-check your bus route.
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