Farm & gardens  |  White Waltham

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Opening times

Gardens

The gardens are now closed for the season and will re-open in late May 2025.

Private Garden Tours
We are now taking bookings for Private Garden Group Tours in 2025. Available on Tuesdays and Thursdays from late May until September, for groups of 8-30 people.‍email education@walthamplace.com


Farm Shop

Enjoy our range of seasonal produce: fresh biodynamic garden produce, organic preserves and juices, raw milk and home-reared biodynamic and organic meat.

Farm Shop Winter Opening Hours
Friday 10 am - 4 pm
Saturday 10 am - 1 pm

Raw Milk Collection Times
Friday  10 - 4 pm
Saturday 10 am – 1 pm
Wednesday 10 am - 1 pm







Food and drink at The Barn

The Barn is now closed for the winter season and will re-open in late May 2025.





How to find Waltham Place

Waltham Place
Church Hill
White Waltham
Berkshire SL6 3JH

01628 825517
education@walthamplace.com
From the M4 Leave the M4 at Junction 8/9 and follow signs onto A404 taking the first exit following signs to White Waltham. After passing a light airfield on the right you will enter the village of White Waltham. Take the left turn signposted Windsor, Paley Street and St Mary's Church. Drive past St Mary’s Church and proceed up the hill.
For Waltham Place please use the entrance on the left beside the red postbox. For Ormandy Field please continue past Waltham Place and turn into the field entrance on the right by the 40 mph sign. For The Ormandy Centre please continue past Waltham Place and turn into the second entrance on the right.

From the M40 Leave the M40 at Junction 4, High Wycombe and follow the A404 (Marlow, Reading, M4). Take the Maidenhead (A4) exit and follow signs for White Waltham. Please note: This route has a low bridge so coaches should continue to the next exit (9A) and follow signs for White Waltham. After passing a light airfield on the right you will enter the village of White Waltham. Take the left turn signposted Windsor, Paley Street and St Mary's Church. Drive past St Mary’s Church and proceed up the hill.
For Waltham Place please use the entrance on the left beside the red postbox. For Ormandy Field please continue past Waltham Place and turn into the field entrance on the right by the 40 mph sign. For The Ormandy Centre please continue past Waltham Place and turn into the second entrance on the right.

From Windsor / Holyport Take the A330 towards Bracknell. Take a right turn onto the B3024 (Paley Street and Littlefield Green). After crossing the motorway bridge take the second right onto Church Hill.
For Waltham Place please use the entrance on the right beside the red postbox. For Ormandy Field please turn into the third entrance on the left . For The Ormandy Centre take the second entrance on the left.

From Twyford Take the B3024 (The Walthams) passing through Ruscombe and Waltham St Lawrence towards White Waltham. Drive through White Waltham and as you are leaving the village take a right turn signed Windsor, Paley Street and St Mary's Church. Drive past St Mary’s Church and proceed up the hill.
For Waltham Place please use the entrance on the left beside the red postbox. For overflow parking in the Ormandy Field please continue past Waltham Place and turn into the field entrance on the right. For The Ormandy Centre please continue past Waltham Place and turn into the second entrance on the right.

By train Waltham Place is 3.4 miles from Maidenhead Station.

Access

Waltham Place has disabled toilet facilities. There are wheelchair ramps in the ornamental gardens and to give access to the The Barn and Farm Shop. The old stone paths have great character with some uneven surfaces. The woodlands have natural paths with uneven ground so are not suitable for wheelchairs and those with mobility issues in many areas. We welcome well behaved dogs on leads.

No Photography Policy

Waltham Place has a No Photography policy. As a private family home, we ask visitors to experience Waltham in the moment and not through the lens of a camera. Since 2010, Artur Urbanski, the Polish photographer, has visited places of natural beauty around the world, photographing people as they take their holiday snaps. “Whenever I am somewhere beautiful in the world, I see the same thing. People take out their cameras or mobile phones and try to capture a moment, then, more often than not, they move on straight away. We are losing the experience of being there because we are focused on the technical process of trying to capture it, for the sake of using it in the future, to post on social media, to show our friends, or just to say we’ve been there.” Artur Urbanski.

Health & Safety

We place a high priority on your comfort and wellbeing and hope you will enjoy your visit to Waltham Place.  
All our guides are First Aid trained.
Handwashing facilities are available in the restrooms outside The Barn & Farm Shop.
Water is available in The Barn. Please do not drink from outside taps as they at risk of contamination from wildlife and weather.
The paths at Waltham place include sections of historic brick and York stone paving. Our paths are uneven in places, so we advise sensible outdoor footwear.
We have beautiful horned livestock on site as well as deer. Please stay with your group.
Please notify your guide if you use an epipen for anaphylactic shock.
The garden contains a diverse array of plants, some of which are poisonous. Please do not pick or eat any of the plants during the tour.
The grounds of Waltham Place feature many older and veteran trees. Our tree surgeons monitor the tree population, and some pathways are closed to the public if there is a danger of falling limbs.
Ticks are on the increase in the South of England. If walking through long vegetation we recommend long trousers tucked into socks to reduce the chance of ticks finding their way inside clothing.

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