Berkshire Hotspots

Berkshire is a beautiful part of our country, and there are some unbelievable Berkshire hotspots that are a MUST when visiting with friends, family or a hot date.

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Berkshire is also the birth home to the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, whom was raised in the quaint village of Huckleberry where her parents still live today.

Some of the most stunning characteristic villages and towns of Berkshire include Newbury, Hungerford, Ascot, Hurley, Cookham, Bray, Littlewick Green and Waltham St Lawrence.

So we’ve put together a little guide on some of the best Berkshire hotspots to make your visit the best it can possibly be.

Berkshire Hotspots

Newbury Racecourse

Newbury Racecourse is one of the most famous racing venues in the UK, and it provides some of the best world class racing around.

Renowned for its incredible atmosphere and stunning views, the Newbury Racecourse is a must when spending time in Berkshire. It’s also a great date night for those singletons looking for venues to fulfil their Berkshire dating experience.

Thames Rivercruise

Something a little more intimate and romantic for people dating or wanting to switch off from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Thames River Cruise includes trips from Caversham to Mapledurham, and is a really high level service and experience that includes fantastic hospitality for all its guests.

Go Ape

For all those looking for a spot of adventure, the Go Ape experience in Bracknell will have the big kid inside of you coming out to play.

It’s more than just an adventurous day out though. Get up, close and personal with your date whilst swinging from the trees and enjoying the views from up above.

It’s a great way to spend the day and is also great exercise for those looking to stay active on their day out.

Savill Garden

The stunning Savill Garden in Windsor Great Park is a must see for those looking to see what Berkshire is all about.

This natural haven has 35 acres of beautifully designed gardens and woodland, which makes it a perfect destination for escapism and a peaceful date.

It’s a Berkshire dating absolute must – whether that’s date number 1, 2 or 3. This has to be a stop off on your journey to finding love, and why not go there with a tasty little picnic and a blanket for snuggles.

Windsor Castle

Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world, plus its the official residency of Her Majesty The Queen, so it’s definitely worth a trip.

The castle covers 13 acres of land and includes beautiful state apartments with treasures from the Royal Collection, plus home to St George’s Chapel which is the burial place of many monarchs.

If you are in Berkshire, then this is a must for exploring the British history of our monarchs.

Hopefully this guide has helped you put Berkshire on the map. It’s a beautiful part of our country, and a MUST for those looking to explore the history and culture, but also a great place to date and meet fellow singletons.

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