The Savill Garden is 35 acres of gardens and woodland in Windsor Great Park and just a short walk from Virginia Water Lake and an even shorter walk from the shipwreck themed Obelisk Lawn Play Area.
The Gardens The Trails We bought a trail guide for £2.50 and wandered through frozen gardens searching for twelve colourful and festively named gingerbread men and women. Where to Eat Walking in Virginia Water We scooted to the Totem Pole in about 15 minutes. 
The garden highlights change as the year goes on so check the Savill Garden website to plan your visit. 
The gardens were wonderfully wintry when we visited. We saw ducks skating on frozen ponds, hidden gardens glazed in frost and a snowman in the glasshouse. 
The Savill Garden often has themed trails. Our favourite so far has been the Gingerbread Trail. 
You can either eat in the Savill Garden Kitchen or the cafe at the Obelisk, which is about a five minute walk Obelisk Lawn Play Area. There are also picnic tables there. 
The Savill Garden is next to the Valley Gardens, Virginia Water Lake and the Totem Pole.
The Play Area It is a wooden play area with a shipwreck theme and all things nautical – ships, rigging, sand and a crow’s nest.Obelisk Lawn Play Area is about a five minute walk from the Savill Garden.
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Further Information
Nearest Town: Englefield Green Opens: Various times throughout the year – please check their website. Adult Cost Range: Various from £7.95 Where to Eat: Bring a picnic or try one of the many places to buy food – The Savill Garden Kitchen or a mobile cafe by the Obelisk Lawn Play Area. How Long We Spent There: 3 hours Parking: Large car park but this can be very busy. Wildlife You Might See: Butterflies and other insects, lots and lots of ducks and other water birds. Information Written: December 2016
County: Surrey
Nearest Postcode: TW20 0UJ
Child Cost Range: Various from £3.50
Free if: Under 5 years old
Facilities: Cafes, picnic areas, ice creams, snacks, toilets, accessible toilets.
Buggies: Buggy friendly
Cost of Parking: From £3 per hour.
Information Checked: June 2022
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