Wellington Country Park

Check-in at Wellington Country Park is available between 2pm and 4.30pm. Check out is due by 11am on your final day.

When you arrive at Wellington Country Park, please follow the signs for reception and park in the layby at the front of the building (maximum stay of ten minutes), before entering the campsite. All campers must check in at the camping desk, located within the main reception building. Here you will receive your welcome information, a car pass, directions to your pitch and the key required for access. Please ensure that you have access to the confirmation letter (printed or on a portable device). If you are unable to arrive during these times, please contact the site before 4pm.

Yes, Wellington Country Park is dog friendly, with up to three dogs permitted per pitch.

BBQs and fire pits are welcome at Wellington Country Park, just please ensure these are raised from the ground. Ground campfires are not permitted.

Wellington Country Park is aimed at couples and families. Multiple families are able to book together, but other groups (including hen and stag parties) are not permitted.

Yes, Wellington Country Park does operate a quiet policy between 10:30pm and 8am.

Yes, Wellington Country Park does allow day visitors/guests (no need to pre-brook). If visiting during the day, prior to 5:30pm, they must purchase their tickets on arrival. They are required to pay the full day admission rate whether they are using the park or not. Campsite visitors must be met in reception by the campers they are visiting. Visitors intending to stay later in the evening are asked to please pass on their car registration number on arrival. All visitors must be off-site by 10:30pm at the latest. The total number of campers and guests must not exceed the maximum of eight people per pitch.

Yes, Wellington Country Park allows awnings and gazebos, just add these as an optional extra when you make your booking. Pup tents are also permitted, but they can only be used for storage and not for sleeping.

Yes, you are welcome to park one car on your pitch at Wellington Country Park. Extra vehicles can be added as a bookable extra, but they will need to be parked in the overflow car park.

The electric hook ups at Wellington Country Park are 16 amp.

You can find a copy of Wellington Country Park's map here, and a map of the wider park and attractions here.

All of the electric pitches at Wellington Country Park have your usage included in the price of your booking.

At Wellington Country Park, it is just one tent/touring unit per pitch.

Yes, Wellington Country Park does have an onsite shop located within the main reception building. It offers a selection of toys, games, play equipment, sweets and treats. There are also a limited number of essentials such as bread, eggs, bacon, sausages and milk.

Yes, Wellington Country Park does offer limited WiFi in some areas of the park, available during normal operating hours. Do note, TV signal is very poor due to the forest location.

Yes, at Wellington Country Park, there are three cafes and a splash zone kiosk. Cafe 1815 serves breakfast, lunch and late bites from 9.30am to 4.30pm, whilst the others offer hot and cold drinks and lunch options like baguettes, pasties and ice creams. Dinner isn't available to purchase onsite, but there are a number of pubs, such as The Iron Duke, The Wellington Arms, New Inn and The Elm Tree, all just a five minute drive away!

No, fishing is not permitted in the lake at Wellington Country Park, unless you are a syndicate member (ask for more details at reception).

No, Wellington Country Park does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is VendElectric Charging Station in the Mereoak Park and Ride car park, five minutes away.

Wellington Country Park offers a shared freezer for ice packs. There is not a communal fridge, so bringing a cool box is recommended.

At Wellington Country Park, the main park is open from 9:30am to 4:30pm in low season and 9:30am to 5:30pm in high season. Cafe 1815 serves breakfast, lunch and late bites from 9.30am to 4.30pm. The Lakeside Cafe is open on weekends and during school holidays from 10.30am to 3/4pm.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Wellington Country Park.

Yes, at Wellington Country Park, as part of your campsite fees, access to the Country Park is included. Access to both your pitch and the park begins at 2pm on your arrival day. Please be aware that entry to the park does not cover activities such as the Miniature Railway or Welly Wheels. Separate tickets for these can be purchased at reception, along with animal and duck feed. On your departure day, you are welcome to continue enjoying the park after leaving your pitch, up until closing time (which varies by season between 4:30pm and 5:30pm). Be sure to keep your camping wristbands on, as they provide complimentary access.

Tourers should have no issue with access at Wellington Country Park. The park has a wide entrance point, located off a roundabout.

The nearest train station to Wellington Country Park is Mortimer which is a ten minute drive away. The closest bus stop is St Legers Way, which is a five minute stroll from the site. From here, you can pick up the 600 service (around one per hour), which takes you into central Reading with multiple stops in local towns along the way.

Local taxi companies to Wellington Country Park include Skyline Taxis (01234 555555) and Star Taxis (01252 216455).

The nearest bus stop to Wellington Country Park is St Legers Way, which is a five minute stroll from the site. From here, you can pick up the 600 service (around one per hour), which takes you into central Reading with multiple stops in local towns along the way.

The nearest pubs to Wellington Country Park are The Iron Duke, The Wellington Arms, New Inn and The Elm Tree, all just a five minute drive away!

Wellington Country Park does not have any local beaches. The nearest are Eastney Beach and Lee on the Solent Beach, both around 1 hour and ten minutes away.

Within a 20 walk of Wellington Country Park, there is Wellington Farm Shop, The Bull at Riseley and multiple bus stops with services to Reading.

Wellington Country Park offers access to multiple walking routes. These included the Small Woodland Trail (0.85km), the Woodland Trail (2.27km), the Lake Trail (1.6km) and the Antler Trail (2.19km). You can find more details about these trails onsite.