Great for a half-day trek down the Long Walk from Windsor Castle and Town Centre, preferably with a…read moregood friend because the road is dead straight and nothing much happens except when you sight deer or even rarer royalty. Or take a bicycle along the many roads that criss-cross the park, and watch a Polo match or one of the many other summer events. Kas73 is wrong, you can't drive through unless you live in the park, but you can ride up to a great little cafe/Post Office and even some swings if you take the kids. For a full day, add on a walk around the lake in the Valley Gardens, best for their rhododendrons and spring flowers.

Probably the single best thing about living in windsor you can be in beautiful meadows, exploring…read morewoodland, walking around lakes and all within 10 mins of the centre of town. great for picnics, cycling, running or just whiling away an afternoon walking around. Dont miss the copper horse, or the huge herd of deer.

We visited Windsor yesterday and my husband felt it would be nice to do a river trip in the…read moreafternoon. The choice was a 40 minute trip or a 2 hour trip. As there was not much difference in price he opted to book us on the 2 hour trip. Below decks there's a bar/tearoom and toilets. Most people opted to sit on the top deck. This has plastic seating in the first 5 rows and the back rows have padded seats. Although it was a sunny day, it was cold whilst we were sailing - had I known we were going to do a river trip I wouldn't have worn a sun dress as I got quite cold! It was a pleasant trip. Commentary was via a pre-recorded cd talking about the sights and history to be seen along the bankside and it's quite fascinating to see all the lovely houses on the waters' edge. We asked for tea and cakes which was brought to us by the Captain's 'mate' a pleasant young lady with hair dyed green! It was an enjoyable trip aside from the fact that I'd taken my 5 year old granddaughter for whom the trip was just too long. She enjoyed going through the Bray Lock gates but at that age they don't understand the incredible engineering and history behind it. I would definitely recommend a river cruise if you want a relaxing afternoon but do take a blanket or some warm clothes!

Quite a pleasant cruise. Commentary is recorded and a bit too detailed for most people. Seats are…read moreplastic, so don't expect comfort. On the whole satisfactory.

It can be difficult to find activities that a 2 year old, 5 year old and 8 year old can all enjoy…read moretogether - this place definitely met our diverse needs! Fully hands-on discovery center with activities covering a full range of STEM activities. One note - if a child isn't reading independently, they may need assistance in figuring out what they're supposed to do! Small cafeteria with snacks and drinks and small meal options. Friendly, helpful staff.

I'm a squirrel and this is my heaven!…read more Oooo... nut. Rummage, burrow, oh that looks a nice tree. Strange large squirrel with no tails or fur on 2 wheels zipping underneath me. Nut. 4 legged squirrels that woof, argh. Nasty scary 4 legged squirrel. Look at all my trees, aren't I a clever squirrel to have so many. All mine, that nut is mine too. Nut.

Yeah, good very fun insanely expensive though an absolute rip-off but I had a really good time so…read moreI'll give it four stars

When I was a kid this was like the coolest thing you could ever do for a birthday party. Three…read morepools, rapids, loads of flumes, a pirate ship, a raining cloud, snakes that shoot you with water, palm trees...I know! How awesome is that! As a kid this experience is totally a 5 star, pee in the pool with excitement experience, there is a little cafe where you can have chips and fizzy pop with your friends after hours of fun in the pool. As an adult, it holds all the excitement but doesn't quite deliver. We are grown-ups after all and a big plastic snake is only believable up to a point. It's worth it if you really like flumes though as they are pretty fast. I was call in advance first as sometimes they don't have enough staff to have them all open at once.

Brackers, my home. Brackers Sports Centre, a place I have been to for years, and many times for…read morevarious events. Discos, a drink at the bar (why?!), swimming, using their gym (yes I have been to a gym before!), I've been waxed here before. I took swimming classes here from the age of 9 and when I grew up, I came here to take their classes. My mum goes here several times a week to Keep Fit. It's cheap, it's basic, it stinks of chlorine. I love it! Unlike other gyms and sports centres around here, you pay a small members fee and then get a great discount on the classes and entry. It makes the cost manageable and actually affordable for people with large families. Everything is basic, and service is pretty crap, but you get what you pay for. Just a note, if your date takes you to the bar here, dump him... now!

The sports centre is very central and has 3 swimming pools, sauna, gym, cafe and hairdressers. It…read morehas a big sports hall and has many activities going on. They have Cage fighting, Christmas parties and massive parking! The staff are always friendly and informative and the prices are good.

One of those things you have to put on your bucket list. It was a real experience to visit and…read morehobnob with all sorts of Brits and quite a few foreigners. We saw the Queen and the Royal Family arrive (the Royal Races last Tuesday), and from out grandstand area we could see all the crazy wealthy folks in their top hats and tails - and dresses with elaborate hats or fascinators - losing their money just as we were losing ours. It was a fun day, everything there ranges from expensive to ridiculous but memorable. Allow plenty of time to get there by car, and consider taking a picnic - but honestly sitting by my car in the huge parking area and drinking champagne, while being cost-effective, didn't seem to "fit" with the ambience there. Although some guys in top hats were doing so! I guess the nouveau riche :) For my American friends, remember that grandstand in Britain means just that - STAND. After decades of softening up in the US I was thinking we would get seats - but no!! Will I go again - quite possibly - it was fun I must say.....

Really a fun experience even for a complete horse novice like myself…read more Dressing up, drinking and eating in a nice private box that we had was a great experience. Throughout the day I was betting on various horses and I only lost £2 after all, so got lucky there. Not sure how it compares to the food downstairs, but the food in the private box was quite good, and so was the service. I recommend going to Ascot to have a good time. I got here by taxi from my hotel, but from what I heard there is sufficient parking right across High Street in a large open parking lot. Also a good meeting point.

This is a must see when in Windsor. You have to navigate down past the castle along a bit of a…read morewinding road, but you come out on an expansive park that perfectly fits the name of the long walk. Looking out there's a few miles stretch of straight path that has the perfect view of Windsor Castle. We were a bit short on time so of course we couldn't go quite down as far as we would've liked to get those picture-perfect shots, however, it was still worth the visit and the unique view of the castle through the gates.

The Long Walk is a 2.5 miles long, 5 miles round trip from Windsor Castle to high point of Deer…read morePark...its lovely, green, and scenic. I only walked about 1/25th of this "long walk", but on clear day you can easily see how far it goes...gorgeous!

Please be aware that this riding school is now under new management as from 1st August 2014. It is…read morenow called LGB Equestrian. A lot has changed so please give them a try.We love it there :)

i feel that it wa doing so well when billz used to run it but now it as in such a state it is un…read morebelievable it used to be such a happy place now matt and jerry have ran it in to the ground i went to there last show with my appaloosa mare the saddles don't fit them they are all skin and bone they are bitten by other ponies and there were 2 small shetlands there who were in the supposedly out door arena up to there knees in mud the poor little things!!

This is a beautiful park where you can enjoy a walk, run, picnics or photography. It's very…read morepeaceful and (I believe) free! There is a small snack stand to grab a coffee or a treat before your activity. Serene is the best word I think to describe the park. You can see the Queen's swans and dogs are allowed now, but I don't believe they need a leash the entire time. Great scenic spots for photos. I really enjoyed my visit to Virginia Water.

The Valley Garden at Virginia Water is a magical place. The "Punch Bowl" is especially gorgeous,…read morefilled with flowers and bursting colors in May. A must see. And, you won't believe that this is part of the "Greater London." Just a quick train ride away for a day trip. It is a great hiking place and paradise for photographers. The only slightly annoying issue is there are no toilets. At all. More an issue for girls than guys.