Beale Wildlife Park

Reading

10% discount

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Book your tickets fast, then go slow this half-term when you meet the brand-new sloths this February Half-Term at Beale Wildlife Park

This February Half-Term, the long-awaited, brand-new Sloth enclosure opens - and the best part? It's a walk-through experience, included in your General Admission tickets!

  • Dates: 14th - 22nd February 2026 - included in your tickets
  • Embrace your inner-sloth as you step inside their calm, respectful & sloth-speed world
  • Meet the newest, laid-back residents, Brad & Enkai, during walkthrough sessions from 11am - 1pm & 2pm - 3pm
  • Typically found in Venezuela, Peru & Brazil; meet the two-toed sloths in the heart of Reading!
  • Tickets include: Meet the Sloths Walkthrough experience, access to Beale Wildlife Park, animal exhibits, play areas, park grounds & eateries

Visit Beale Wildlife Park in Berkshire & step into a world of wildlife

  • Save 15% with Family Tickets! Valid for 2 adults + 2 children or 1 adult + 3 children
  • Age Restrictions: Suitable for all ages; children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
  • Times: Park open daily from 10am to 5pm (last entry 4pm)
  • Duration: Spend as long or as little onsite as you like
  • Location: Beale Wildlife Park, Lower Basildon, Reading RG8 9NW
  • Tickets include: Full-day access to animal exhibits, play areas, and park grounds

Discover, play & explore Beale Wildlife Park: incredible animals, adventure play & nature trails

Home to over 160 species of birds and animals set across 40-acres, Beale Wildlife Park is unmissable for families. After meeting the animals, you can let your wildings go wild with a zipline & playground at Wild Play, go for leisurely stroll through the beautiful gardens or relax, refresh and refuel yourself with some delicious bites at the onsite café. 

See over 160 animals at Beale Wildlife Park:

  • Mammals: From meerkats, capybaras, tapirs, prairie dogs and lemurs to adorable farm animals
  • Birds: Head to the aviaries to greet owls, emus, vultures, parrots, conures & more
  • Reptiles & Amphibians: Visit the Snakes, lizards, tortoise and fascinating creatures in the reptile house
  • Conservation Focus: Learn about endangered species and Beale’s commitment to wildlife protection
  • Feeding Times: Watch scheduled animal feeding sessions throughout the day!

Go wild with activities at Beale Wildlife Park:

  • Adventure Playgrounds: Burn off extra energy with a huge adventure playground featuring a zipline that takes you straight to the Deer Park
  • Wild Train Ride: Experience one of the most-loved & longest standing features of Beale Wildlife Park with a ride on the resident diesel train, Howard!
  • Bouncy Pillows: Hop over for some extra fun, where kids can jump and bounce just like the animals
  • Gardens & Trails: Retreat to the beautiful gardens for some peace, ideal for leisurely strolls, spotting nature & pure relaxation
  • Food & Drink: Treat yourself to some tasty bites from the onsite cafe or bring a picnic along to enjoy in the gardens

Book Beale Wildlife Park tickets today and get ready for a day filled with animals, adventure, and family fun in Berkshire! Tickets delivered instantly via email & SMS.

Location

Beale Wildlife Park

Lower Basildon,
Pangbourne,
Reading,
RG8 9NW
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How to find us

Address: Beale Wildlife Park, Lower Basildon, Pangbourne, Reading RG8 9NW

Beale Wildlife Park is conveniently located at Lower Basildon, 6 miles from Reading on the A329 between Pangbourne and Streatley.

By Car:

  • Located 7 miles north-west of Reading, on the west side of the A329.
  • If you are driving, please exit the M4 junction 12 and follow the signs for Beale Wildlife Park and Pangbourne.
  • Sat Nav Users: RG8 9NW
  • Parking is free!

By Train:

  • Pangbourne railway station is approximately 1.4 miles from Beale Wildlife Park.
  • If you are travelling by train, you can get off at Pangbourne station and catch a taxi to Beale Wildlife Park (it is only about a 3 minute car journey from the station).
  • It’s best to pre-book a taxi as there is no taxi rank at this station.

By Foot:

  • It is possible to walk to Beale Wildlife Park from Pangbourne station, but please be advised that it is around a 25-minute walk along a main road.
Facilities
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Free parking
  • Food and drink
  • Toilets
More Info
Is Beale Wildlife Park wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Beale Wildlife Park is wheelchair accessible with accessible paths, facilities & two wheelchairs available for use on-site. 

Carer Tickets:

Please bring along one of the following valid forms of proof of disability:

  • DLA letter
  • Disabled Badge
  • Access Pass
  • PIP Letter
  • Carers Allowance
  • CAN cards
  • (A bank statement is not a valid proof of disability)

One carer is granted free admission with you, if you require more than one carer, please give the team a call on 0118 976 7480 so you can discuss how they can facilitate your day.

Is Beale Wildlife Park suitable for children?

Yes, Beale Wildlife Park is suitable for all ages, with encounters, experiences and activities for everyone. 

Is there food and drink available at Beale Wildlife Park?

The Wild Café is open daily.

  • Hot and cold drinks are served from 10am – 4:45pm.
  • Hot and cold food is served from 10:30am – 4:00pm.

Drinks and snacks are also available to buy at the Gift Shop from 11am – 5pm.

Picnics:

You're welcome to bring your own picnic to Beale Wildlife Park. There are plenty of tables around the park, or you can choose a spot in the garden to enjoy your picnic. 

What are the opening times for Beale Wildlife Park?

Beale Wildlife Park is open 7 days a week.

  • Autumn and winter: 10am – 4pm
  • Spring and summer: 10am – 5pm
  • Entry closes an hour earlier then the parks closing times.

Please note, the first hour of opening can be busier, especially over weekends, holidays and during special-offer periods. Families with young children may want to consider this when planning your day.

Are there any rules for Beale Wildlife Park?

There are a handful of rules to follow at Beale Wildlife Park, to ensure everyone has a safe and comfortable experience. 

  • No dogs allowed. Only service dogs will be permitted providing the visitor supplies the official paperwork and the dog is wearing the official “working dog” uniform.
  • No scooters or bicycles allowed.
  • No balls of any kind are permitted (for example footballs, bouncy balls etc).
  • The site is a no-smoking and no-vaping zone. There is a designated smoking/vaping area available outside in the car park to the left of the ticket office.
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