The Savill Garden in Runnymede

I just want to say an enormous thank you today when I lost my dog in Virginia Water and was missing for one and a half hours. As you can imagine I was extremely distresses but only thanks to your wonderful team of wardens, and they did act as one, I was reunited with Inca. A very special to Sarah who drove me around the lake and we eventually found her. Sarah could not have been more wonderful. She drove us back to the Pavillion and even walked me to my car. What an amazing team you have. With love from Adèle and Inca ❤

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Stunning Garden with a Beautiful Walk to Rhododendron Valley! If you’re looking for a peaceful and beautifully maintained garden, The Savill Garden in Windsor Great Park is a must-visit! Covering 35 acres, it’s a true hidden gem with stunning seasonal displays all year round. The Rhododendron Valley is the highlight of the visit—especially in spring when it’s bursting with vibrant colors. The walk through this area is absolutely magical, with towering rhododendrons and azaleas creating a breathtaking tunnel of blooms. There are plenty of winding paths, open lawns, and water features, making this the perfect spot for a relaxing day out. 🌿 Great features: ✔️ Beautifully landscaped gardens with year-round interest ✔️ Peaceful, well-maintained walking trails ✔️ Lovely café with great food & coffee ✔️ Ample parking & easy access 📅 Opening Times: Open daily (except 24 & 25 December). Check the official website for seasonal timings. 💰 Entry Prices: • Peak season (March–November): £14.50 adults / £7.50 children (5–16) • Off-peak (November–March): £8.50 adults / £4.50 children (5–16) • Under 5s go free! This is a fantastic place for nature lovers, families, and anyone who wants a peaceful walk in a stunningly curated garden. Highly recommended!

Lovely walk. Will be even better once the bridge maintenance is complete

Nice quite place to walk around.

Bridge over stream broken now for months.....told not to walk on grass, no happy

The lunch in the restaurant was excellent. I recommend the pan fried sea bread. Make sure you book ahead.

Beautiful frosty walk in Windsor Great Park

Excellent winter wonderland walk to take the kids grandkids or just the dog, amazing displays and plenty of other entertainment. Will 100% be going again.

Beautiful place, lots to see and walk around. The grounds are immaculate and very well maintained. Worth a visit any time of year but particularly impressive during the summer and on a sunny day. Would recommend to anyone in the area.

We went for lunch yesterday for my sons birthday I had roast chicken with was nice , my wife had lamb with she said was very tough and she left two thirds of it. Some of the vegetables were barely blanched and hard. My other concern was we obviously spent quite a bit for lunch as average price per Sunday lunch was £21.00 We Were charged £9.30 for just over two hrs parking which I belive to be a bit excessive even though we were eating there. A lot of people rave about this place but I think it's overated and very expensive ie in the gift shop a small soft toy £82.00 but what do you expect for a crown run business. Over rated and over priced.

The visitor centre is a blend between a National Trust visitor centre and Heathrow Terminal 5 with products that could have been made anywhere. With car parking £9 can be sufficient to cover a short walk and lunch. Crown Estates could do more to integrate nature into the experience and design of all the surrounding area. This doesn't need to detract from the commercial focus.

Nice place, but long queue for a coffee.

Beautiful place with ponds and lakes. You can spend the full day here if you want. Long walks. Fantastic cafe at the entrance. Parking and going into exclusive bits are expensive. All in all worthed any time of the year

Great place for kids to play, although rather expensive Parking is quite expensive as well, which is not great. The food in the restaurant was actually really good. You would normally expect some Iceland half defrosted horrible dishes in that kind of places, but this one was really good and even nicer than some of the pubs I've been to. Service was great - quick and pleasant, so all in all, great experience

Windsor illuminated was great, just like every year! 😁

We have been members for the past few years. We love visiting, walking around the wonderfully managed parkland and then finishing with a coffee and cake or bacon butty. One of our favourite places to go, chill and have a snack.

Dissapointing there is no discount for members in the restaurant and cage other than 10£ off in the shop. Either add a benefit such as free coffee each week or twice a month. Or create a benefit of a regular use amenity such as discount in the cafe and restaurant. Presently the car park and accessing the garden, which after doing once or twice there's no real need to keep seeing it as the remaining, free, open space offers better grounds for a walk. Additionally, please create a separate parent (usually mums) and child section. Garden centres and cages are the usual new-mum hang outs and the volume really ruins your day that you rush and leave, or keep moving about to avoid the ruggrats. Or separate inside cafe by adventure playground with people with babies in common. Also in the cafe you keep hearing the hand dryers go off. Whilst the bathrooms are really very nice, maybe a way of dampening the sound whilst making the facilities accessible, would improve the cafe experience.

Fantastic gardens and amazing lights

Beautifully kept landscaped gardens. Something spectacular around every corner, even in winter. Disabled friendly and easy to navigate paths. Clean facilities. Ample parking.

Nice place for a visit Christmas inspired presents and lunch.

Thd adventure park was great, the children really enjoyed. Food was delicious in the restaurant.

Lovely place. Expensive parking.

Lovely place to go and by one in a million chance while in the park we let a Range Rover pass the second one stop by the side of us window comes down King Charles was talking to us, enquiring about my daughters wheelchair and an electric street jet she was trying for the first time, it was one of those moments you don't forget.

Lovely autumnal walk, must visit again in Spring.

Such a lovely little garden to visit. It is small, but the grounds and greenhouse are lovely. The service in the cafe was very very slow and it was expensive for nothing special, but the gift shop is amazing. I would suggest the smaller take away coffee in the car park instead. It's worth noting that you cannot eat in the gardens, so no picnics! We enjoyed the sculptures, greenhouse, autumn colour and water features.

I always love visiting Savill Garden. The setting is beautiful. The facilities are pristine with a great choice of food and drinks as well as a beautiful gift shop. This time we took our daughter with her friend to the Adventure Play and they loved it! So much to explore! It’s a wonderful place to take a break from the stress of the day to day, relax and enjoy quality time as a family and with friend.

We visited the adventure park, although expensive, the little person absolutely loved it! There park is so big with loads to keep the little people entertained that we’ll have to come back. Coffees were £3 in the cafe and there was food available. On a Sunday afternoon pickings were a little sparse but you could get a muffin and a coffee for £7. Will go again!

Beautiful spot to see fall colors 🍂🍁

We’ve visited numerous times before with our dogs, each time buying them a toy after there walk. As we were looking at what to buy them, we also turned to look at the displays they had on for autumn. Both dogs were siting beside us and even laid down to wait for us. We was then told our dogs weren’t allowed in. Even though there is a sign stating dogs must be on leash and under control whilst inside. A few others had entered with smaller dogs and nothing was said to them about not being allowed in. We left politely but noticed the staff staring at our dogs the entire time. Just find unfair how others got to stay and we had to leave with ours.

Lovely gardens including a sculpture garden. Not the cheapest but worth a visit

Great day out and beautiful autumn colours . on this visit, there had also been the Sculpture Exhibition from the Surrey Sculpture Society, which made the day a bit more special. Has a nice cafe area and gift shop. Be aware that the venue is on the upper tier of pricing due to the aera.

Beautiful and, mostly, peaceful place to visit, especially at this time of year with the leaves changing colours. Sculptures in the garden were very interesting.

Staff at the counter not very helpful or friendly and for a £17 (EACH!) entrance fee to the gardens was a disappointment. No food or drink permitted once you pass the gates to the gardens, it was 32 degrees heat! Cannot do anything inside, too many restrictions. There's so much more to see and enjoy the beautiful views for free and in freedom at Virginia Waters.

Stopped here for a wander round the shop and a coffee and slice of cake. Lots to look at. 2 cafés to choose from indoors and the Potting shed cafe outside for takeaways. Parking is around £3 for an hour. We didn't walk around the gardens today but it is around £15 per person for that. Small garden centre outside the shop with a good selection of roses and other plants. The shop sells all kinds of gift items, there's also a fridge selling venison etc from the Great Park. Toilet facilities. Very large carpark with plenty of disabled parking too. Lovely place to spend some time.

Lovely garden and setting Well worth a visit

Always something lovely to see.

Loved seeing the beautifully kept gardens, still blooming at this time of year. A pleasant walk for some peace and tranquility. The cafe is also really nice.

Great place for a little break from the rushy daily routine.

Beautiful restaurant / coffee, Pizza was immaculate with ingredients sustainable sourced and environmentally focused. One of the best I've ever had. The service was fast, attentive and friendly

Great place with very well kept gardens. Slightly overpriced though🫤 4 Stars!

Beautiful gardens - worth visiting several times in different seasons to see the changes.

The sculptures set out amongst the interesting landscaping makes this a rewarding visit for all.

Great Gardens. Good display of sculptures.

The host on our guided tour was excellent. On next visit we had coffee and cake in the cafe and went for a walk in the garden. A really enjoyable time. Only problem was the roadworks which meant us taking an unfamiliar route. But we got there in the end.

Always worth a visit. Has a great selection of craft and home products as well as a good selection of plants and shrubs.

Beautiful garden with lots of different areas to explore.

Beautiful park, grounds and plants. Lovely walks and friendly staff. You have to pay to enter, hence 4 stars

Great for Sunday breakfast with the family!

Attended Art in the Garden at Savill Garden, and it was a brilliant event. Nicely layed out and organised and just at the right time for some beautiful flowers to be in bloom to make it all the lovelier. Highly recommend.

This is a modern architectural design of a shopping mall, bending into the natural environment in a large royal park, the Windsor Great Park. Car park is there. People can spend 1 to 3 hours walking in the park. Must go!

Great place. Beautiful gardens. Cafe and shop are lovely. Walks to Virginia Water or Windsor if you’re up for it. Tickets are cheaper online

Great place to visit, we took children to the play area, which is great for children up to 10, maybe a little older but not teens. Facilities on site as well and well looked after, polite staff, clean and tidy.

It was excellent, from the moment I arrived, great friendly service, lovely food, all in a great setting, thank you

Absolutely beautiful lots of variety of plants very tidy

I love this place! The savil gardens are beautiful. The restaurant is pricey and the service can be very slow, hence the 4 stars. Outside the gardens there are play area's and coffee waggons. The walks in the wider grounds are also great for both children and dogs. Plenty to see and do.

Very crowded on entrance. Overpowering for my child with asd and adhd. Once in and settled he had a great time

The park is very nice. Open to the public and the area around the monument is very popular with picnickers. It was like a garden party. Lovely. And not surprising. The eatery in the shop was awful. Surly, ignorant staff who did not acknowledge your existence and sandwiches that were soggy and tasteless. Take a picnic.

It was so beautiful 😍 I hadn't visited in years and I was eager to go. The visit made my day ❤️

Wonderful. My son (7yo) was absorbed by the park. All of the paths are good enough for young and adults.

We’ve visited this lovely place many times. This time we visited the restaurant and the adventure park. Absolutely stunning place! Very reasonable and high quality fresh food. The adventure park was £56 for 2 adults and 2 children (your parking is validated when you pay so the car park is free) highly recommend going either on the first session or last session of the day as it’s not that busy. Kids loved it, we loved it. Excellent day!

This is a wonderful and magical place for children. I would have liked to have seen more staff on and around the equipment to make sure children were safe as I did see a baby wandering onto the larger equipment with no sign of a parent. In most similar places, there is a reduced price for the grandparents/pensioners, which would be considerate. Otherwise, the Adventure Playground was well made and so creative. Well, worth a visit.

A lovely walk in the gardens in the sunshine . The rose smell from the roses garden was divine.

What amazing place to visit, the gardens are beautiful. You can walk or just sit , it's so peaceful and relaxing. The restaurant & cafe offers a good selection of food. There is a gift shop and garden plants which is definitely worth a visit. I can highly recommend , I will be going back again to visit in the Autumn.

Good fun for childrens,injoueibel

A lovley place to come and walk

The adventure playground its was very enjoyable for the two children that we took. The facilities were clean and well maintained. We wanted to treated our grandchildren to a little gift on the way out and they picked the little wooden bracelet in a wicker basket, now the wicker basket was priced but not the bracelets so went and stood by the tills, which happens to be the exit too, there was only one person on the tills coping with the long queue of people coming in when a worker of yours approached us from behind and told us how to use the exit doors, in a very patronising way, we said thank you but we wanted to know how much the bracelets were and we wanted to buy them and that they didn't have a price on them. Her response was to huff at us and to say she could help us, she looked the price up, told us I offered cash, you don't take cash, even though its a children play park so they would be spending their pocket money!!!! I did say again it would be a good idea to get them priced, her response, " I'll pass that on". Wow some customer service you have there.

Our favourite place to visit for a walk in the park. Cafe m restaurant area are very good too with service and food

Beautiful place for people of all ages. Can easily spend all day here.

Restaurant seated my mother and registered assistance dog inside then insisted we move outside despite having sat us with the dog in full working gear. Asked to speak to the manager and pointed out the assistance dogs welcome sign and were told that this was for the outside patio only despite being readable for those entering the glass door not the other way around. Shame this used to be an assistance dog friendly place. I can't work out why they sat us inside to start with and we're so rude about it. Would give zero stars if I could

Great shops and restaurants before entering the gardens. Nice thing to do on a sunny weekend.

Amazing place to go for a walk with the kids, have a picnic, or just chill by the lake.

A wonderful place to spend time wandering around the beautiful gardens

Really nice place and well maintained, quite expensive, but nice place to visit. Food also pretty decent! Good facilities for families

Lovely place well worth a visit

Stunning place! So peaceful and serene -would recommend 100%

Excellent venue with acres of varied plants, shrubs and trees. A lot of walking if you want to see it all, (about 5 miles - 8 km). Great restaurant and shop in a oak roofed centre. Oak was harvested from the garden itself to make it truly recyclable! Beautiful toilets are a sight to behold.

Had a great time with friends in the well maintained and beautiful garden.

Very enjoyable. Just didn't allow enough time.

Beautiful place to visit. Excellent cream tea

Really lovely gardens to walk around and glad there are shaded places as was a very hot day. Cafe needed to clear tables quicker. Other than that great seating area.

What a beautiful place to be! We highly recommend the beautiful adventure playground!

Beautiful gardens, tea room & shop

Really lovely outdoor tree top park. Kids really enjoyed it. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Take your own food and drink as its quite expensive as is the admission price.

Gorgeous garden, cafe bit pricy though.

Pleasant walk around Savill Gardens on a nice summer's day, although the walk around Virginia Waters is just as nice, albeit lacking some of the floral areas. Nice lunch in the restaurant. Very friendly and efficient service.

Beautiful place to visit even in the rain Will be back

Went on a coach trip with Magic Moments. Who organised our day. Lovely gardens Glad there were seats in the shade as it was the hottest day and much needed. The cafe were amazing with the world's tech problem only able to use cash. The queue was very long. Only thing to complain about is they need to clean tables as there were dirty items on tables. We got told to leave on tables. Which wasnt a great idea.

Part of Windsor Great Park. It's massive and a great place to wander and explore for days. The new Adventure Park is great for kids too!

Such a beautiful garden centre and grounds. The adventure playground was by far the best one I've been too. Worth every penny and will definitely come back!

Beautiful place to enjoy nature. Relaxing , peaceful. Paid car park , entry fee to visit the Savill Garden. Other side no charges .

Beautiful place. Ideal for day out.

Such a beautiful place! Gardens meticulously kept, had quiche, cake and coffee at the restaurant absolutely delicious and the coffee was the best I have tasted in a while!

Beautiful gardens and great little restaurant

Beautiful gardens especially the roses. Loved water features. Went as part of day trip the restaurant was lovely and the tea and scones were delicious.

We didn’t go into the gardens (£17 per person seems a bit steep) but it’s a lovely visitors centre with a nice cafe, shop and some of the nicest toilets you can get!

Beautiful location for walk/bike ride. The restuarant is good. We took the kids to the outdoor play area which you will need to book in advance as tickets sell out quick. At first it seems expensive, but parking is included. The experiance for the kids is unreal, and also adults can join in too and the tree houses have been built to accommodate adults too. Great day out and highley recommended.

This is a nice enough garden but the cafe isn't up to much. The cafe is busy inside and outside seating is busy with dogs. You cannot take your picnic into the garden and the pricing seemed high versus Wisley. There is also very little labelling of the plants in the garden and the different planting areas are not clearly marked.

Absolutely amazing place , unfortunately didn't have enough time to explore properly so definitely come back for me . Place is absolutely amazing , big car park , restaurant and coffee shop on site super big shop with plants garden stuff and other everything else

My family holds an annual membership at Savill Garden, which is common among locals due to the high parking fees. The car park is spacious, secure, and always has available spots. I entered for free as a guest, but the entrance fee is £16.50 per person, which is pricey. The garden is beautiful, offering a perfect place to relax and recharge. For city dwellers like me, the peace and tranquillity is appreciated. The entrance has high security, and members receive a 10% discount at the gift shop, which has some great items. The cafe and restaurant are separate; if you want a snack, the cafe is excellent and offers outdoor seating in the Garden Centre. Savill Garden is peaceful and blissful, but considering the cost for parking and entrance, I believe the Royal Estate should offer free access.

Not sure who enjoyed it more, the children or the adults... The adventure playground is absolutely incredible. Food and drink offerings are expensive, but it's fine to bring your own (I think...)