Back
The Savill Garden
Unwind in the natural beauty of The Savill Garden and experience the magnificent horticultural displays all year round.
The Valley Gardens
Discover enchanting woodland trails filled with wild flowers and seasonal displays that include the famous Punch Bowl in May.
Virginia Water
Explore the woodland shores and historic features of Virginia Water and enjoy impressive views of its lake and cascading waterfall.
The Long Walk & Deer Park
Walk the iconic tree-lined avenue from Windsor Castle to the Copper Horse statue and encounter our resident deer herd grazing in this ancient parkland.
Obelisk Lawn
Cow Pond
Smith's Lawn
Queen Anne's Ride & Stag Meadow
Seasonal Highlights
Swinley Forest
Immerse yourself in the 3000 acres of Swinley Forest, with over 15 miles of undulating forest trails, hilltop views and the fantastic Look Out Discovery Centre.

Back
The Story of Windsor Great Park
The Rangers
Historic Points of Interest
The Crown Estate
A progressive independent commercial business, created by Act of Parliament. Our portfolio includes the whole of Regent Street and much of St James’s in London’s West End, prime regional shopping centres, Windsor Great Park, rural land and coastline, and the UK’s seabed.
View Historic Timeline
Take a journey through the story of Windsor Great Park with our Historic Timeline.

Back
We offer three types of membership to help you to enjoy Windsor Great Park all year round.
Become A Member or Friend
Renewing Your Membership
Membership FAQs

Back
Latest News
Keep up to date with the latest news from Windsor Great Park.
Calendar Of Events
Windsor Great Park hosts a variety of events throughout the year to entertain visitors of all ages and interests.
Staging An Event
Filming & Photography
Permission For Commercial Activities

Back
Conservation & Stewardship
We are custodians of a wealth of biodiversity. Through careful stewardship, we are actively supporting our vital ecosystems.
Sustainability
We are continually seeking ways to integrate sustainability into all we do. Learn about how we are consciously managing the Great Park for the long term.
Volunteering
Find out more about opportunities to volunteer in Windsor Great Park and Swinley Forest.

How to find us

Travelling by car

To help you plan your visit and for navigating around the Great Park on the day, download our Park map and rules here.

Windsor Great park is easily accessible via train, bus, bicycle and taxi - take a look below to find out more.

Nearest railway stations are Egham, Windsor Central and Windsor Riverside, Ascot and Virginia Water
From London Paddington - First Great Western trains operate a service to Windsor Central via a change at Slough
South West Trains operate services from London Waterloo to the other stations
A taxi will be needed to complete your journey into the Park - this usually takes around 15 to 20 mins depending on traffic
The mountain biking trails of Swinley Forest are 1.7 miles from Martins Heron train station and 2.1 miles from Bracknell train station

The White Bus Service runs from Windsor to Ascot through Windsor Great Park on Monday to Saturday. Take the bus from Windsor High Street or Ascot Train Station. Further details can be found on The White Bus Service website

Enter via National Cycle Route 4 which passes through Windsor Great Park, to enjoy miles of permitted cycling paths
Visit here for more information and a map with permitted cycling routes
Bicycle hire is available from Windsor town centre. Contact Windsor Tourist Information for details