Seasonal highlights
No matter when you visit, the ever-changing landscape of Windsor Great Park is home to an incredible array of flora and wildlife, making it a great place to explore the beauty of the Windsor Estate.
Take a look below to see just some of the flora and wildlife that you can see right now.
A tall perennial that can reach 2m in height with fragrant, trumpet-shaped white flowers.
An evergreen succulent with deep purplish-pink daisy-like flowers.
A broad shrub rose with fragrant, double apricot rosette blooms.
A small, bushy, compact rose with highly fragrant, semi-double blooms of rose-red, striped with white.
A compact perennial with upright spires filled with purple-blue flowers.
A sprawling catmint with deep blue-mauve flowers and silvery leaves.
A tall perennial with elegant flower spikes of deep orange-yellow flowers.
A shrub of tall, stiff stems that bears many flowers with flattened heads.
A large free-flowering deciduous shrub with small grass flowers surrounded by four large creamy-white petals in early summer.
Discover more
These useful links will help you make the most of your visit to Windsor Great Park.
The Savill Garden
Commissioned by George V in 1932 The Savill Garden is a 35-acre haven of gardens, woodland and seasonal displays.
The Valley Gardens
The Valley Gardens cover 250 acres of undulating valleys with azaleas, magnolias and exotic blooms from all over the world.
Visitor updates
As an operational Estate, it is sometimes necessary to close parts of Windsor Great Park. Please check visitor updates before you travel.
