Alan Rogers Review
Wellington Country Park is open to the general public on payment (entry for campers however, is included in your pitch fees) and many visit it for a day out. It contains children’s play areas, slides, sand pits, nine-hole crazy golf, animal farm and petting barn, miniature railway (£1 extra), four nature trails to follow, a deer park and a host of play equipment to climb in and on. It is situated within a woodland which is part of a 350-acre park. There are 85 pitches, 15 non-electric for tents, 56 with electricity (6A) and 22 hardstandings. A few premium pitches offer slightly more privacy. It is a very pleasant setting and once the park closes at 18.00 all is much quieter. You should aim to arrive before 16.30 (low season) and 17.30 (high season) when the main reception centre closes.
Facilities
The central toilet block provides modern style facilities including washbasins in cubicles and well equipped showers with good dry areas. Ample laundry. Shop stocks basics. Calor gas exchange. Country Park with nature walks, deer field, crazy golf, play areas and miniature railway (£1 extra). Family events are held all year round. Torch useful.
- Fishing nearby
- Riding nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Restaurant on site
- Shop on site
- Pets allowed
- Play area on site
Find out more about this campsite by visiting their Official Website.
Location
Getting there...
Park is signed at Riseley, off the A33 road between Reading and Basingstoke. From the M4 take exit 11 and park is 4 miles south off the second roundabout (signed). From the M3 use exit 8 and follow the A33 for 7 miles towards Reading. Turn right at the roundabout after the Wellington monument and park is at the next roundabout. O.S.GR: SU727628.
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