Access To The Park
If travelling by road with satellite navigation, use the address: Windsor Great Park, Windsor, SL4 2HT to enter via Rangers Gate. There are several other road, horse & foot entrances which may have a different post code, particularly the Long Walk entrance off the A308, SL4 2HH, some 1.7 km south of Windsor.
If walking from Windsor, follow the A332 road south from Windsor for 3 km.
Access to some of the extensive "private" areas of the Great Park is available, on application, for an annual "key rental" fee of £20 (2011 price) plus deposit. Contact the Crown Estate Office, The Great Park, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 2HT. It is not known if those members of the Royal Family residing in the park pay for such access.
Access to the park is governed by Windsor Great Park Regulations 1973 S.I. 1973/1113, displayed on boards at most entrances.
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