Winter walks at Osterley Park and House

Crisp, sunny days are perfect for a winter walk in the gardens at Osterley

With all-weather paths around the estate, and dog walking in our formal garden, dust off the cobwebs with a winter walk around the gardens and parkland of Osterley Park and House. During lockdown, you will need to pre-book a car park and garden ticket to visit the garden and use the car park.

Gardens

Our gardens are open every day from 10am-4pm and to avoid disappointment, please book a car park and garden ticket in advance. If you wish to use the car park you must book in advance

All our pathways are open, including the play trail, however our rope swings and the Temple of Pan are currently closed. Picnics are welcome. Bikes, scooters and ball games are not allowed in the gardens, but can be used in the Parkland. During the winter we allow a limited number of dogs into the gardens as long as they are kept on a short lead. We have one ticket for our car park and gardens.

Click here to book your ticket.

Walking dogs by the Temple of Pan
Two women walking dogs in front of the temple at Osterley
Walking dogs by the Temple of Pan

Winter walkies

Come down to the garden kiosk and explore the wintery landscape. There’s always something beautiful in our gardens, and this time of year is the best time to visit our winter garden, with its rare plants. Or work off some energy with a stroll around the mile-long Long Walk, with beautiful views of the rear of the house. We are limiting numbers into the gardens, so you we advise you book a car park and garden ticket in advance. You must book a ticket if you want to use the car park. Dogs must be kept on a short lead in the gardens at all time. We do limit the number of dogs in the garden at any one time, so you may have to wait at busy times. 

Winter berries at Osterley Park and House
Winter berries by the American Border at Osterley, London
Winter berries at Osterley Park and House

Long walks

Enjoy Robert Adam’s vistas as they were intended to be seen by taking one of our pathways around the estate. With spectacular views across Middle Lake looking toward the house there’s no better way to get away from the busy London streets. Walk through woodland and past waterways, before dropping into our café for a warming drink and seasonal food. With the winter sun casting shadows through the bare trees it’s a great time of year to see the estate in stark beauty.