easyStorage has revolutionised the self storage industry with our innovative and efficient service. If you’re looking for convenient self storage units in Bracknell, Berkshire, and nearby Reading and Maidenhead, you can benefit from our secure storage solutions.

Affordable, convenient, and flexible, that’s what we are all about. Once you’ve signed up to our removal and storage service, we’ll send round an easyPod in an easyStorage van. It’s a storage container that we bring straight to your door, ready to be loaded with your belongings. It measures 35 sq ft, more than enough space to fit the contents of a garden shed.

Thanks to the two loaders that we send with your easyPod, your possessions will be packed away in no time for a nominal fee. Or do it yourself. See how flexible we are? Once your goods are loaded, they are sealed with a uniquely numbered lock, so you can have peace of mind that they won’t be tampered with. The easyPod is then transported to our secure self storage facility near Bracknell that we monitor with CCTV 24/7.

If you need packing materials, we also have a well-priced catalogue of supplies that can be delivered to you. Packing can be overwhelming, and you may realise you need more time. Reschedule your easyStorage pick-up without paying a cancellation fee, as long as you give at least two clear working days’ notice.

Already have your goods stored with a more expensive storage solution? Not a problem. We can pick up your goods from their site for you. If you’d like to view the contents of your easyPod once it’s at the storage facility, simply give us a couple of days’ notice of your intent. This will allow time for your easyPod to be moved to the Customer Viewing area at your nearest self storage facility.

easyStorage offers our services nationwide, including Bracknell. Let’s take a closer look at the town so many of our loyal customers choose to make home.

Bracknell is a large town in Berkshire that falls within the Greater London urban area. With London to the east, Reading to the west, and Maidenhead to the north, Bracknell is an easy commute. Cover the 25-mile journey to London on the M4 or board a train at Bracknell railway station, Market Street to London Waterloo. Bracknell is made up of Ramslade, Easthampstead, and old Bracknell. This is due to its development into a new town back in the mid-20th century.

Bracknell has much to offer in the way of exciting entertainment, green spaces, and mouth-watering cuisine. It also hosts one of the largest interactive water worlds in England. Coral Reef Waterworld, on Nine Mile Ride, is fun for kids and adults too. From the water-shooting pirate ship to the erupting volcano to a luxurious spa, it’s no wonder it's a drawcard for people living in and around Bracknell.

Go Ape Bracknell is just the ticket for the adventurous, thanks to its treetop adventures, ziplines, and more. Pick the most challenging treetop option, and you’ll be climbing your way through Swinley Forest. Limits can be stretched for every age group, depending on the level of daring.

The South Hill Park art centre is a 24-acre estate in Berkshire, England. It's now home to a variety of arts and educational programmes, as well as a catering venue. The park is located south of Bracknell town centre. Wilde Theatre was added to the Arts Centre in 1984. Studios for printmaking, ceramics, and silversmithing round off this artistic haven. If you have an art collection that needs safekeeping, why not contact easyStorage to protect your precious pieces in a safe and dry easyPod?

Besides its cultural offerings, South Hill Park also has a historic park that offers four walking trails. It's ideal for bird watchers, picnickers, and ramblers. It is located in the Birch Hill estate, just off the A322 Bagshot Road.

Another popular green lung is Pope’s Meadow. The park that was once part of Pope’s Manor has been named in honour of local poet Alexander Pope. It’s a 13.7-acre, Green Flag awarded space that provides a haven for wildlife and recreation for locals. Grab the 151 bus from Bracknell bus station on Station Road and jump off at Sampson Park bus stop on St Mark’s Road to get to the park. Then there’s Lily Hill Park, 23 hectares of public space located close to Bracknell town centre and Ascot. Here you’ll find historic parkland, majestic woodland, and England’s longest picnic bench. It’s a 10-minute walk to Martins Heron train station on Winkfield Row.

If you’re on the lookout for a rustic meal, pop into Zizzi on Eagle Lane. This Italian restaurant enhances traditional recipes by adding a Zizzi twist. Try their Spiedini or their vegan mozzarella alternative.

For a fine dining experience, you can’t beat Rowans Restaurant at The Coppid Beech Hotel on John Nike Way. Sink your teeth into their famous Coppid Beech Burger, or spoil yourself with their Key Lime pie. In the mood for a festive atmosphere? Then pull into Las Iguanas on Eagle Lane in The Lexicon for Latin American flavours and fun cocktails. Be sure to try one of the limited editions on their Hot List.

Considering moving to Bracknell? Bracknell News performed a poll amongst their readers to poll their views on the best place to live in Bracknell. With a majority of 34%, the Northern Parishes were the hands-down winners. These include North Ascot, Winkfield, Cranbourne, Popeswood, Maiden’s Green, Warfield, and Binfield. In second place was Bracknell central south. This area consists of Easthampstead, Great Hollands, Jennett’s Park, Birch Hill, and Wildridings.

So many options to choose from; how do you decide? The smart thing would be to rent until you find an area that ticks all the boxes. Struggling to fit all your stuff in a rental? easyStorage can store your goods for as short as one month or as long as you need, and our self storage prices are unbeatable. Just give us at least two days’ notice, and we’ll book a return delivery to your new or current address.

Request a callback or connect via our live chat to find the perfect cheap self storage plan for you in Bracknell or further afield in Reading or Maidenhead.