Part of the Windsor Estate, Windsor Great Park is an ancient Royal landscape of forests, grasslands, lakes and gardens. Visit and you will discover …
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Dec 6, 2024
It was much better last year. Many of the experiences have been stripped away and some replaced with cheaper versions. They have improved their profit margins and lost some of the magic. Now overpric… Full review by Guide41807378840
Dec 6, 2024
Park is beautiful. We went to the illuminations. Not as spectacular as last year. Quite expensive and expensive to park which isnt included in the ticket price. We went last year and it took nearly … Full review by Pauline M
Dec 5, 2024
Illuminations get more expensive and seem to be worse year on year it really feels like a money grab to exploit families at Christmas. Less lights, less general Christmas spirit. Expensive vendors wh… Full review by AndyIngham
When I arrived , I got to Virginia Water gate entrance there was a car park but i wasn't driving i walked in, so i'm afraid I can't help you with that, but if you call Virginia Water gate …
When I arrived , I got to Virginia Water gate entrance there was a car park but i wasn't driving i walked in, so i'm afraid I can't help you with that, but if you call Virginia Water gate entrance i'm sure they'll be able to help you with your quiery.
Which aspects of the park would be most enjoyed by a family with an 8 year old child please?
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It's not a public park with rides in traditional sense. It's more like a nature reserve/botanical garden/historical place cluster so lots of walking in woods involved. But maybe the resident deer …
It's not a public park with rides in traditional sense. It's more like a nature reserve/botanical garden/historical place cluster so lots of walking in woods involved. But maybe the resident deer around the The Long Walk area interest you. Or you can visit the Virginia Water lake which probably is the most touristy part of the park. There's also a little playground for infants near Savill Gardens but once again if the visit is mostly for your 8 year old then Legoland in Windsor is a purpose built theme park.
Is it free to walk around the park? I can see that you have to pay for some areas but wondered if there was a cafe and walking available without booking. Any help greatly appreciated. Going today!
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