Open Day at Cumberland Lodge

Open Day at Cumberland Lodge

Cumberland Lodge is opening it's doors exclusively for an Open Day with afternoon tea on Saturday 1st March 2025. We invite you to explore Cumberland Lodge, set in a former Royal residence in the heart of 4,500 acres of Windsor Great Park.

Join us for a guided tour of our beautiful 17th century building, which was historically home to Rangers of the Great Park, including Prince Christian and Princess Helena, daughter of Queen Victoria. Tours run between 11am and 3pm and each ticket includes a boutique afternoon tea designed by our Head Chef of 40 years, Rob Szewczyk.

Today, Cumberland Lodge is an educational charity and social enterprise that exists to empower young people to lead the conversation around social division. Providing them with the skills, perspective and confidence to question, challenge and understand some of the most complex social issues of our time.

During your visit you will learn more about our charitable work with students, young people and others who share our ethos of building more open, peaceful, and inclusive societies.

The Boutique Afternoon Tea

• Cucumber and mint finger sandwich
• Egg mayonnaise brioche bridge roll
• Macaroon
• Peach and fig cake
• Lemon meringue tart
• Scone with jam and clotted cream

(please let us know of any allergies or tolerances in the ticket check out)

What’s included?

Tickets are priced at £28.50 and include the tour and the boutique afternoon tea. Tours will last approximately one hour and are suitable for children over the age of 12.

Free parking is available on site.

Unfortunately dogs are not permitted on site with the exception of assistance dogs.

About us

Set in the heart of Windsor Great Park, Cumberland Lodge is a space for challenging conversations. An open door to new perspectives. Where great minds don’t always think alike. A place where a multi-generational, intercultural, cross-sector of programme of conferences, talks and events means that people from all walks of life, can come together to be seen, heard and understood.

The Lodge is also hired out as a venue for residential and non-residential conferences and events. There are many flexible meeting rooms with inspiring views, 58 comfortable bedrooms, as well as dining rooms, a bar and stunning outside space.

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