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Streatley on Thames - A brief introduction to the village, two photographs, and two suggested walking routes.
Berkshire Explore - Leisure and tourism in Berkshire including accommodation, businesses, sports, with information on local towns and villages, main emphasis on attractions and places of interest.
The Living Rainforest - A tract of tropical rainforest in a giant glasshouse, with exotic plants, animals and free flying birds. Events diary, news and newsletter. Located at Hampstead Norreys, near Newbury.
Bucklebury Farm Park - Information on attractions available and any events. Directions to the park are also displayed.
Stratfield Saye House - Home to the Dukes of Wellington since 1817. Features visitor information, historical facts, family tree, virtual tour and details about Wellington Country Park.
Beale Park - Wildlife park and organic farm. History, events and attractions. Lower Basildon.
Mapledurham Estate - Details of the holiday cottages, events, visitor facilities, sports and entertainment to be found on the estate, as well as the history of Mapledurham house and watermill.
Where To Take The Kids... ThamesTravel.co.uk - Suggested attractions in and around Berkshire with distance from RG1 postal code area.
Children's Action Farm - Farm park. Details of facilities, opening times and directions. Located in Headley.
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