Are all areas of the attraction accessible by wheelchair?

Yes, all areas are wheelchair accessible. Cliveden is located on a chalk hill overlooking the River Thames. There is a level access route around the formal gardens. There are a number of steps and steep slopes without handrails in the wider estate, especially going down to the river side which is unfenced. There are also unfenced lakes and ponds. Routes around the property have ramps/slopes and uneven cobbled and gravel surfaces, so a shuttle can take visitors to the Conservatory Café or the riverside. Manual wheelchairs, a running buggy and mountain trikes can also be borrowed from the Visitor Reception. Booking in advance recommended.

Can wheelchairs be rented? If so, what is the cost?

No, wheelchairs cannot be rented. Two manual wheelchairs (including off road) and two all-terrain trikes (non-powered) are available from the Information Centre. We recommend hiring in advance of your visit. Please email cliveden@nationaltrust.org.uk or call 01628 605069 to book.

Do you offer special assistance for visitors in the wheelchair?

No, special assistance is not available.

Is Cliveden Gardens and Maze - National Trust wheelchair friendly?

Yes, Cliveden Gardens and Maze - National Trust is wheelchair friendly and has accessible toilets. Cliveden is located on a chalk hill overlooking the River Thames. There is a level access route around the formal gardens. There are a number of steps and steep slopes without handrails in the wider estate, especially going down to the river side which is unfenced. There are also unfenced lakes and ponds. Routes around the property have ramps/slopes and uneven cobbled and gravel surfaces, so a shuttle can take visitors to the Conservatory Café or the riverside. Manual wheelchairs, a running buggy and mountain trikes can also be borrowed from the Visitor Reception. Booking in advance recommended.

Is Cliveden Gardens and Maze - National Trust baby friendly?

Yes, there are baby changing facilities.

Are all areas of the attraction accessible with a pushchair?

Yes, all areas are pushchair friendly. All the paths around the Cliveden Estate are buggy friendly, however, the Woodlands may require a sturdier buggy. Two sturdy pushchairs are available at the Information Centre. Pre-booking is available but not essential.

Is there a restroom for mothers that are breastfeeding?

No, there are no breastfeeding rooms available.

Yes, Cliveden Gardens and Maze - National Trust is dog friendly Dogs are welcome at Cliveden, please visit our website (nationaltrust.org.uk/cliveden) to view our ‘Visiting Cliveden with your dog page’ and find a like to the dog walker's guide as to where they can go.

Is there food and drink available to buy?

Yes there is dining and snack options. Tasty Treats for the Whole FamilyFuel your Cliveden adventure with something delicious. The Conservatory Café offers light bites, hearty lunches and kids’ pick ’n’ mix lunch boxes (hot food 11.30am–2.30pm). Behind it, the Old Firestation Parlour serves Jude’s ice cream and snacks (April–September, 12–5pm). The Refreshment Kiosk in the Walled Garden car park is perfect for takeaway drinks and dog-friendly visits (9.30am–4pm). Riverside Kiosk offers snacks before boat trips (March–October, 10.30am–3.30pm). Nestled in the woods, the Woodland Lounge Trailer is a dog-friendly spot with treats for humans and hounds alike (10am–3.30pm).

Can visitors bring their own food?

Yes, guest are allowed to bring their own food Pack a Picnic There’s plenty of space to spread out and enjoy a picnic at Cliveden. Choose a sunny spot by the river, a shady patch in the Woodlands, or one of the picnic tables in the Water Garden. Wherever you settle, it’s the perfect place for families to relax and refuel.You’ll find even more picnic spots on the Cliveden estate map which can be collected from the Information Centre or view a digital version on the website (nationaltrust.org.uk/Cliveden). Please help us look after Cliveden by bringing a bin bag and taking your rubbish home – thank you.

Are there picnic areas/designated spaces for eating your own food?

Yes, there are designated areas available for eating.

How much does food and drink typically cost for a family of 4?

For a typical family of 4, food and drink costs around £50.

How far is the parking from the attraction?

There is on-site parking available

Can parking spaces be pre-booked or reserved?

No, parking can not be pre-booked or reserved.

Are there accessible spaces for visitors with disabilities?

Yes, there are accessible spaces for visitors with disabilities. There are 22 designated disabled spaces in the main visitor car park in the Walled Garden at the top of the estate.

Does your attraction offer private hire, for parties or events?

No, there is no private hire at Cliveden Gardens and Maze - National Trust.

What are the closest public transport stops or stations to the attraction?

Taplow and Burnham are the closest train stations. Unfortunately there are no public bus services to Cliveden.

Do visitors need to pre-book time slots or tickets to get into the attraction?

No, Cliveden Gardens and Maze - National Trust had stated that you do not need to pre-book.

Are there toilets available?

Yes, there are toilets available to the public.

Are there baby changing facilities available?

Yes, there are baby changing facilities available

Are there accessible toilets?

Yes, there are accessible toilets available Accessible toilets are found at the Doll's House, next to the Storybook Play Den and in the Gas Yard.

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Stranger Folk digital adventure

Date: 3 October–8 November 2026

Price: Included with normal admission (free for National Trust members)

Gather your friends and family for an exciting digital folklore adventure for 7-12 year olds and imaginative adults to play together.

Download the free Stranger Folk app to start your folklore magic adventure. Your guide, the mysterious Old Crone, will direct you through a series of silly and magical tasks to help find the Stranger Folk and decide their fate.

October half term - Stranger Folk
From Saturday 3 October to Sunday 8 November 2026, discover Stranger Folk, a games-based story adventure aimed towards 7 – 11 year olds and their families at Cliveden, National Trust.
Crafting and storytelling sessions
Crafting and storytelling sessions
Woodland Play Trail and Clive's Den
Woodland Play Trail and Clive's Den

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Seasonal times

1 January - 14 February: 09:30 - 16:00

15 February - 26 October 09:30 - 17:30

27 October - 31 December 09:30 - 16:00

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Typical visit time 2 - 3 hours

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FAQs

Yes, there is parking.

On site car parking (included within admission fees). The Main Visitor Car Park is in the Walled Garden at the top of the estate. 22 designated disabled parking spaces are available in the main visitor car park.

The Woodland Car Park is located at the other end of the estate in the woodlands. Cycle racks are available in the Car Park. We ask you not to cycle on the estate. Speed limit - 15 mph across the estate.

Directions

Cliveden Gardens and Maze - National Trust

National Trust Cliveden, Cliveden Road, Taplow, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL1 8NS, England

From M4 take exit 7 onto the A4 towards Maidenhead and follow the brown signs. After about 1.5 miles, you will turn right at traffic lights onto Berry Hill. Continuing on to become Cliveden Road, the woodland car park will be about 1.5 miles on your left and the main entrance a further 1.5 miles on your left. From M40 take exit 4 onto A404 to Marlow an exit at junction 2, following the brown signs. Bear left at the roundabout onto A4155 towards Bourne End. Follow the A4155 for about two miles through Bourne End and on towards Wooburn. At the third roundabout you’ll take the right-hand exit onto Hawkes Hill. Follow this road as it becomes Hedsor Hill, then Bourne End Road. After two miles, at the ‘Y’ junction, turn right onto Cliveden Road and the main entrance is a few hundred metres further on the right. Continue for a further 1.5 miles to reach the woodlands. The main entrance is opposite the Feathers Inn. Sat Nav: Sat Nav: For the main estate and carpark please use the entrance at Feathers Gate, SL1 8NS. For the woodland car park entrance please use SL6 0HJ.’

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Taplow 2½ miles and Burnham 3 miles are both on the London Paddington to Reading mainline. Taxi office/rank at both stations. We do not advise walking from these stations along the main roads. These are country roads with no pavements and very fast traffic (60 mph). Bourne End 2 miles is on the Maidenhead to Marlow branch line. There is no taxi rank. These stations are served by GWR and the Elizabeth Line.

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About Cliveden Gardens and Maze - National Trust

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Woodland Play Trail and Clive's Den

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