Beale Park: No simulated high-tech adventures...
No gravity-defying rides, just genuine natural attractions in the glorious setting of the Thames Valley, where people love to visit again and again.
Thats the successful formula of Beale Park!
Beale park is conveniently located at Lower Basildon, 6 miles from Reading on the A329 between Pangbourne and Streatley.
Leave the M4 at J12 (Theale) and follow the brown tourist signs.
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