North Lodge, Windsor Road, OLD WINDSOR, SL4 2JL
Write a reviewPartly designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest, Runnymede is an area of meadows, grassland, and woodland that sits alongside the Thames. Best known as the site where King John sealed the Magna Carta in 1215, this momentous event was commemorated by the American Bar Association, who built a monument here in 1957. There is also a memorial to American President, John F Kennedy and a commemoration of the 50th anniversary of his assassination planned for November 2013. Also there are the Fairhaven Lodges, designed by Edward Lutyens.
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Entry free but car parking £1.50-£7. Coaches £5-£7
Open all year, Riverside car park: Mar-Sep 10-7
Oct-Feb closed. Tea room car park: Mar-Sep 8.30-7
Oct-Feb 8.30-5 (pedestrian access open at all times)
Restaurant.
Café.
Parking (car park seasonal & open subject to ground conditions).
Coach parties welcome (pay & display, parking not guaranteed).
Credit cards not accepted
From M25 junct 13. 2m W of Runnymede Bridge on S & N side of A308. 6m E of Windsor
