In 1932 Sir Eric Savill started the Savill Garden from an undeveloped area of the Great Park. It has become world renowned for its wonderful collections of plants which give such spectacular spring displays; the formal rose garden and herbaceous borders in summer; the fiery colours of autumn and the misty vistas of winter.

There is also a unique temperate house which shelters frost-tender plants from the rigours of winter and is a fragrant delight in spring a piece of woodland under glass.

A new garden within The Garden has been created, opened by Her Majesty The Queen. The theme of this new Golden Jubilee Garden is soft and peaceful; a summer garden, with hard landscaping.

Various events are organised at the Savill Garden each year for the enjoyment of visitors. Having walked round this delightful garden, enjoy a relaxing meal in the excellent restaurant and treat yourself to something from the planteria and gift shop.

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How To Find Us The Savill Garden is located within the estate of Windsor Great Park.

By Road - Situated within a mile of Englefield Green and 4 miles from Windsor Castle. It can be reached by the A30 from the south and west and by the A308 from the east and north. We are close to the M25 (J13), M3 and M4.
By Rail - The nearest railways are located at Egham and Windsor.
International Information - We are within 10 miles of Heathrow and an hour away from Gatwick via the M23 and M25. Egham station lies on the Waterloo line with its rail-link to Europe.