What to see

Dorney Court

Dorney Court is one of the finest Tudor Manor Houses in the country, and is located a few miles beyond Windsor and Eton. Built in 1440, it has been lived in by the same family for over 450 years, and is still lived in today. Much of the house is open to the public, and is well worth a visit. Curiously, the first pineapple ever to be grown in England was grown at Dorney Court, and presented to Charles II in 1661.

Dorney Court has always been the manor house of Dorney village which was first recorded in the Doomsday Book.

Public Opening Times for 2008:

May
Bank Holiday Mondays 5th & 26th and the preceding Sundays 4th & 25th
1:30pm with last admissions at 4pm

August
Every afternoon except Saturdays
1:30pm with last admissions at 4pm

Admission:
Adults £6.50
(£5.50 group rate for over 10 people)
Children £4.50

Groups may visit at other times by arrangement. For further information visit www.dorneycourt.co.uk or telephone 01628 604638.

Contact Details:
Dorney Court, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 6QP
Tel: 01628 604638
palmer@dorneycourt.co.uk

There is also an excellent walled garden centre next to the house
Opening Times: Mon-Sat: 9:00am - 5:00pm Sun: 10:00am - 5:00pm
Throughout the year
Closed Christmas Day & New Year's Day only

Refreshments: Tea / Coffee / Soft Drinks
Wines & Beers
Breakfast
Traditional Home-Cooked Lunches
Cream Teas

Telephone: 01628 669999

Visit the Walled Garden Centre website at www.walledgardencentre.co.uk