Find industrial parks and business campuses in Greater Reading & Berks County.
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Reviewed September 18, 2026. Records include published park histories and development information; they do not confirm current availability or construction status.
Reading and surrounding Berks County
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Berks Park 183
Location: Reading Airport area
BerksIDA describes this industrial development beside Reading Airport and its Aviation Road access.
Excelsior Industrial Park
Location: Blandon
GRCA’s property roundup provides background on this location. The article is historical; ask the property representative about current availability.
Riverview Industrial Park
Location: Reading
GRCA’s property roundup provides background on this location. The article is historical; ask the property representative about current availability.
Northern Berks County and I-78
For a facility in northern Berks County, see Hamburg logistics-center and commerce-park security planning alongside the directory entries below.
Security help for facilities in this area
Berks Park 78
Location: Northern Berks County / I-78
BerksIDA’s project summary describes the business park and its logistics and distribution development.
Hamburg Logistics Park
Location: Hamburg-area I-78 market
GRCA’s property roundup provides background on this location. The article is historical; ask the property representative about current availability.
LogistiCenter at Midway
Location: I-78 corridor
GRCA’s property roundup provides background on this location. The article is historical; ask the property representative about current availability.
Security for manufacturing, warehousing and logistics
For an individual Reading-area facility, start with commercial security camera installation, access control for staff and controlled doors, or intrusion alarm planning.
For several properties, use the multi-site security guide to coordinate administration and rollout requirements.
Industrial security starts with how your facility operates: who enters, where goods move and what needs protection between shifts.
NERSA helps facility managers plan video surveillance, access control and intrusion alarms around those requirements.
- Manufacturing security systems: manage employee and contractor access to production areas, tool storage and restricted rooms.
- Warehouse and distribution center security: review inventory areas, receiving, shipping and activity during shift changes.
- Logistics security: coordinate coverage at loading docks and truck yards, including driver arrival, trailer movement and after-hours entry.
- Physical supply chain security: use recorded video and access records to help investigate activity where goods are received, stored and dispatched. These systems support your operating procedures; they do not replace them.
- Security for multiple industrial buildings: coordinate access permissions and system administration across connected facilities.
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NERSA provides security services and does not represent the listed parks or their tenants.
Compliance, Codes & Project Standards
NERSA plans commercial and industrial security work with applicable code, documentation, inspection and authority-having-jurisdiction requirements in mind. Requirements vary by system, property and jurisdiction. These resources support project planning; they do not establish legal compliance, certification or AHJ approval.
Related guidance: Regulatory compliance & inspection readiness · NERSA project standards · Documentation, testing & inspection readiness