Dads go free at Beale Park this Father’s Day weekend

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June 9, 2026

From wildlife encounters and adventure play to unique animal experiences, Beale Wildlife Park is offering families the perfect way to celebrate Father’s Day this June with a special free-entry offer for dads.


Families looking for a memorable way to celebrate Father’s Day can enjoy a special weekend offer at Beale Wildlife Park, where dads will receive free entry on 20 and 21 June 2026 when accompanied by a full-paying ticket.

The Berkshire wildlife attraction is inviting visitors to mark the occasion with a day spent exploring its scenic grounds, discovering a diverse collection of animals and enjoying its family-friendly adventure play areas. Situated alongside the River Thames, Beale Wildlife Park offers plenty of opportunities for all ages to enjoy the outdoors while creating lasting memories together.

For those looking to make the celebration even more special, the park is also encouraging families to consider one of its popular Animal Experiences as a Father’s Day gift.

These unique encounters give participants the chance to get closer to some of the park’s animal residents while learning from expert keepers, offering an unforgettable addition to a day out at the park.

Visitors planning to take advantage of the Father’s Day weekend offer should be aware that Beale Wildlife Park’s miniature railway will not be operating during the event, as essential maintenance works are being carried out.

The park has apologised for any disappointment this may cause and thanked guests for their understanding while the improvements are completed.

The Dads Go Free promotion runs exclusively on 20 and 21 June, with free admission available for fathers accompanied by a full-paying ticket.

Further information and advance booking details can be found at bealepark.org.uk.

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