Forbury Retail Park

Great choice of furniture shops. All ranges and prices. There is also Next outlet for when you get bored filling out forms- leave your husband to do the boring paperwork and buy clothes!! Much better!!

Visited most of the stores here and wasn't disappointed with any of them. No pushy sales staff all very polite and supportive. Overall the best response was from the staff in Furniture Village high five. Visiting the stores made us hungry so we ate out at nearby McDonald's, the service was quick, but the food could have been hotter, and the staff were polite and friendly.

Don't go there!!!! if you exceed 1 minutes for your car in the parking lot, they fine you 170 Pounds!!!! This is a scam and rip off. I will never ever go and visit there and the stores. I will also compalin about this everywhere!!! This is a scam! I can shop in there more than 2 hours because there are a lot of shopping places!!!! and they are huge!!!! This is totally non-sense!!! Please do not go and visit there.

Parked to pick up two young ladies from Reading festival at midnight and got a ticket for £60. Won't be patronising any of your businesses. Money grubbing idiots.

Good, retail park with limited number of shops, might need more retail shops, it's a very convenient location.

Forbury Retail Park is a shopping complex located in Reading, Berkshire, United Kingdom. The retail park is situated on Kenavon Drive, just a short distance from the city centre and is easily accessible by car or public transport.The park comprises a variety of well-known retail stores, including M&S Foodhall, Next, Decathlon, Homesense, TK Maxx, Boots, and Currys PC World. In addition to the retail outlets, there are also several food and drink options available, such as Costa Coffee, Nando's, and KFC.Forbury Retail Park has ample parking space, with over 500 free parking spaces available for shoppers. The retail park also provides facilities for disabled shoppers, including designated parking spaces and accessible toilets.The retail park is open seven days a week, with extended hours on weekdays and weekends. It is a popular shopping destination for locals and visitors to Reading, offering a wide range of products and services in a convenient location.

It's ok. Just like most retail parks honestly. Nothing much more to report, although there is a Banksy on the wall on the opposite side of the road which is cool.

The retail park has about five furniture stores, Argos, an office and staionary store, Hobbyrcraft and Decathlon sports store. There are two eateries, McDonalds and Kentucky. Both have drive through and sitting restaurant facilties. The parking is free and ample.

Great selection of shops mainly focus on furniture