
Windsor CastlePhoto Zaymuel / Unsplash
Places to explore near Datchet StationDatchet
57 places within 10 km — the standouts first, nearest first within each group. 1 is a national icon.
Worth the tripnational icons and local highlights within reach
Also nearbygood places nearby, nearest first
Everything else within 10 km (35) — reserves, earthworks & places to check before travelling
- Thorney ParkCountry park6.1 km E
- DorneyVillage7 km W
- London LOOPLong-distance path7.2 km NE
- The Savill GardenHouse & garden7.2 km S
- Virginia Water LakeLake8.2 km S
- Virginia WaterHouse & garden8.3 km S
- The Waterside InnPub8.9 km W
- Stockley Country ParkCountry park9 km NE
- Dorneywood House and GardensHouse & garden9.3 km NW
- Bedfont Lakes Country ParkCountry park9.5 km SE
- The Winning PostPub9.6 km SW
- Wraysbury No. 1 Gravel PitSSSIaccess unclear2.1 km SE
- Windsor Forest and Great ParkSSSI2.8 km SW
- Wraysbury & Hythe End Gravel PitsSSSIaccess unclear3.4 km SE
- Montem MoundEarthworks of a former castleaccess unclear3.7 km NW
- Wraysbury ReservoirSSSIaccess unclear3.8 km SE
- Ankerwyke PrioryNunnery4.7 km S
- Langham PondSSSI4.8 km S
- Staines MoorSSSI4.8 km E
- The Royal Estate, Windsor: Royal LodgeHouse & gardenaccess unclear5.2 km S
- Cumberland LodgeHouse & gardenaccess unclear6.4 km S
- East Burnham ParkCounty topaccess unclear6.9 km NW
- Bray Pennyroyal FieldSSSIaccess unclear7.2 km W
- St George's MeadowNature reserve7.3 km E
- Great FostersHouse & gardenaccess unclear7.7 km S
- Stoke CommonSSSI7.9 km N
- Thorpe Hay MeadowSSSIaccess unclear7.9 km SE
- Burnham BeechesNational Nature Reserve8.1 km N
- Seven Ways PlainHillfort8.7 km NW
- Kingcup Meadows and Oldhouse WoodSSSIaccess unclear9.1 km NE
- Thorpe Park No. 1 Gravel PitSSSIaccess unclear9.1 km SE
- Bray MeadowsSSSIaccess unclear9.2 km W
- Ascot PlaceHouse & gardenaccess unclear9.4 km SW
- Chawridge BourneSSSIaccess unclear9.4 km W
- South Lodge PitSSSIaccess unclear9.5 km NW
Ordered by how far each place is worth travelling for, then by distance. Distances are straight-line to the nearest edge of each place — paths wind, of course.