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Windsor Great Park

Part of the Windsor Estate, Windsor Great Park is an ancient Royal landscape formed by  a remarkable mix of ancient forests, grasslands, lakes and formal gardens and shaped by over 1,000 years of history Visitors can explore historical monuments, rare wildlife habitats and National Collections of plants and Champion Trees.

As a living, working landscape, the Windsor Estate supports Farms and a Farm Shop, a vineyard, a commercial forestry operation and residential and commercial lettings. It also includes Home Park Public, a cherished green space close to the town of Windsor offering opportunities for recreation, sports and events alongside the Thames Path.

Home to a thriving business community, the Estate covers approximately 6,400 hectares (15,800 acres),  stretching  around 10 miles from Windsor Castle in the North to Camberley in the South.

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Discover Windsor Great Park

Windsor Great Park is open all year round and is free to enter. We do charge for parking, entry to The Savill Garden, and tickets for Adventure Play with these charges contributing to the conservation and stewardship work across the Windsor Estate.

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View of Adventure Play slides and towers in autumn.
Tree houses with slides to the ground. Fencing with green foliage and a purple Acer.
Young person wearing a yellow hat scrambling across a rope net.
Tree houses with slides to the ground. Fencing with green foliage and a purple Acer.
Tree houses with slides to the ground. Fencing with green foliage and a purple Acer.
Young person climbing through metal crawl tunnel.
Adventure Play

Adventure Play is a unique, hand-crafted children’s play area in the heart of Windsor Great Park.

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An aerial picture of the Golden Jubilee Garden in The Savill Garden.
A wooden bridge in The Savill Garden stretches over water to a footpath surrounded by trees and green foliage.
the end of a footpath in the Dry Garden flanked by Mediterranean plants and trees
A family stood overlooking the Temperate House in The Savill Garden from an elevated walkway.
The Savill Garden Rose Garden in full bloom with people walking through and looking out from the viewing platform.
Two people at the end of a footpath in the Dry Garden flanked by Mediterranean plants and trees
The Savill Garden

Commissioned by George V, The Savill Garden is a 35-acre haven of gardens, woodland and seasonal displays.

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Young Child wearing a floral hat and red cardigan holding sticks.
Five young people walking amongst the trees on a wildlife trail.
Two children looking for bugs in the grass.
A classroom inside the Windsor Great Park Environmental Centre.

Windsor Farm Shop & Café

Discover delicious produce, artisan goods and seasonal favourites at the welcoming Windsor Farm Shop & Café.

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The Jubilee Statue of Queen Elizabeth II on horseback.

Explore Windsor
Great Park

There is so much to explore throughout the seasons at Windsor Great Park.

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View of a circular stone on a plinth. The stone has a hold in the middle with a view to Windsor Castle.

Plan your visit

All you need to know to plan your visit to Windsor Great Park.

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Stories from the Windsor Estate

Delve into the stories behind Windsor Great Park. From fascinating history and horticultural insights to conservation projects, seasonal recipes and Estate news, our articles offer a deeper look at the people, places and wildlife that make Windsor Great Park so special.

Understanding dog jackets

Assistance dog jackets and harnesses come in different colours and styles, often indicating the dog’s role or status. We take a look at just some of them you might see across the Estate.

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A dog with a Hearing Dogs for the Deaf jacket.

Staying safe from ticks and tick bites

Woods and trees provide a rich habitat for diverse wildlife, but some species like ticks—are best avoided. Discover where ticks are commonly found, how they thrive in woodland environments, and the steps you can take to protect yourself from bites.

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Brown coloured eight legged tick on a blade of grass.

Oak processionary moth – management in Windsor Great Park

Understand more about our management of oak processionary moth and what you should do to protect yourself and others.

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A close up of the oak processionary moth caterpillar.

Past, present and future

His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh

Our story

Visit the Windsor Estate and you will be stepping in to Windsor Great Park’s history. William the Conqueror hunted here. Queen Victoria held court here. Generation upon generation have loved, cherished and protected this special place for future generations to enjoy. 

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Three deer across the path with Windsor Castle in the background

The Estate

The Windsor Estate is designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, a Special Area of Conservation and a Special Protection Area for the Conservation of Wild Birds.

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Multi-coloured Kingfisher bird standing on bark. Blurred background.

The future

The Windsor Estate may be 1,000 years old, but the world isn’t standing still. There are new challenges to address and new opportunities to lead the way.

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Two adults reading a guide book in The Savill Garden.

Membership

With world-class gardens, stunning vistas and outstanding facilities you may want to visit Windsor Great Park more regularly. Park for free and more, when you become a Member.

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