Reading campsites
Explore the pretty scenery and absorb the local history of this vibrant town within Berkshire. Enjoy a spot of lunch by the River Thames or picnic in the lush greenery of Forbury Gardens before an afternoon visit to the Reading Museum. Plan your daytrips in one of these Reading campsites.
13 Reading campsites
Bozedown Boltholes
Whitchurch Hill, Reading, Oxfordshire (5.5 miles)
Fully equipped glamping safari tent for exclusive use, situated within the Chilterns AONB. Family and pet friendly.
Swiss Farm Touring and Camping
Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire (7.2 miles)
Highly ratedLuxury ensuite glamping in Henley by the Thames. Onsite swimming pool, shop, licensed bar/cafe and more!
Hurley Riverside Park
Hurley, Berkshire (9.3 miles)
4.89 /5
59 reviews
100%
would recommend
Award-winning park with direct access to the River Thames. Ideal for visiting Henley, Windsor, Oxford and London.
Rolling Fields Glamping
Moulsford, Wallingford, Oxfordshire (9.7 miles)
4.98 /5
9 reviews
100%
would recommend
A gorgeous glamping site in the rolling hills bordering Oxfordshire and Berkshire. Private facilities.
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Wellington Country Park
Riseley, Reading, Berkshire (6.6 miles)
Camping in an activity filled country park, plus a touring base with access from M3/M4
Heritage Family Naturist Campsite
Crowthorne, Berkshire (8.6 miles)
A tranquil and family friendly naturist spot with excellent facilities - heated pool, hot tub, sauna and more.
Bucklebury Farm & Deer Safari Park
Reading, Berkshire (9.8 miles)
Rustic off-grid canvas lodges, sleeping six! Farm animals, a wild deer park and nature trails await.
Scotlands House Campsite
Newell Green, Bracknell, Berkshire (10.1 miles)
Family and dog friendly site that puts community at the forefront. Perfect base, close to Legoland and Windsor.
The Chilterns View
Wallingford, Oxfordshire (11.3 miles)
Luxury eco glamping lodges (sleeping up to 10!) on a farm estate, with beautiful views over the Chiltern Hills.
Bridge Villa Camping and Caravan Park
Wallingford, Oxfordshire (11.6 miles)
Family run camping and touring site set in Wallingford, just a two minute walk from the River Thames!
Shillingridge Glamping
Marlow, Buckinghamshire (11.7 miles)
High end luxury glamping safari lodges, nestled in the Chiltern Hills, by a stunning riverside town on the Thames.
Benson Waterfront
Wallingford, Oxfordshire (12.8 miles)
A relaxing haven along the River Thames near Oxford, with boating and boat hire from the site, plus a cafe.
Bishops Green Farm Camping
Bishops Green, Newbury, Berkshire (14.3 miles)
A small, quiet, family friendly site with modern facilities and farm views, close to Newbury.
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Things to do in Reading
Take a packed lunch and relax on the lawns of Forbury Gardens. Kids can play in the open space of the gardens while older family members can sit back and enjoy the peace and quiet. Another great picnic spot can be found at Caversham Court. After you’ve eaten, walk around the beautiful gardens by the riverside.
When you’ve finished walking by the river, why not take a boat cruise over the River Thames. With a number of different types of day trips you can enjoy journeying over the river for as little or as long as you’d like.
For a bit of exploration on land, take the Reading Mystery treasure trail. See if you can solve all the clues of this trail as each one leads you to different areas within Reading. Perfect for keeping the kids occupied while also discovering interesting facts about the town.
If the kids are looking for a physical challenge, head to the Reading Climbing Centre. Book in for a casual session and see how high you can go.
Young outdoor enthusiasts will love a day at Wellington Country Park. The site has adventure play areas with zip wires, slides, climbing frames and more. Little ones can also enjoy playing in the toddler areas. There’s even an animal farm where you can meet ponies and goats.
More outdoor adventures can be had at Dinton Pastures Country Park. Take a trail around the lakes, mess around in the play park or take part in a round of adventure golf.
Budding birdwatchers should visit the Feathers and Fur Falconry Centre. Meet the owls and falcons and have the chance to take part in a hawk walk experience.
After meeting the animals, soak up the town’s past at the Reading Museum. Walk around the exhibits and discover more about Reading’s 1000 year history. Admire the displays of artefacts all for free as there’s no entry fee!
Alternatively, admire the ceramics found in the Ure Museum of Greek Archaeology. Kids can learn about ancient history as they find the impressive collections from Egypt as well as the Romans.
Older members of the family can try a tipple at Bingham’s Brewery. Take a two hour tour and discover how real ale is made. You even get a Bingham’s pint glass to take home with you after the tour is over.
When you’ve finished exploring the town, drive to the extravagant halls at Windsor Castle or enjoy a day at the races at Ascot.