Wrest Park

Wrest Park from Ruislip

Visiting Wrest Park? The car starts in Ruislip. 55 minutes each way, near enough, over 38.1 miles. The house is north of Ruislip as the crow flies. Expect to pass Rickmansworth, Kings Langley and Abbots Langley en route. Wrest Park is Grade I listed and has a Grade I listed park and garden. Wrest Park is looked after by the English Heritage. St Martin's Church in Ruislip is Grade I listed. Historic England lists Ruislip's 9-15, High Street at Grade II*. Ruislip had roughly 58,000 residents.

How the day runs

Your chauffeur calls for you in Ruislip at the agreed hour. Opening: open daily (currently 10am-4pm). Drop-off is at the visitor entrance, and the car stays while you look round. Pair it with Ascott House, 38 minutes by road. Back to Ruislip is 56 minutes. The car sets out from Oxford, 45.8 miles from Ruislip.

  • Ruislip to Wrest Park55 min, 38.1 miles, in clear traffic
  • Wrest Park to Ruislip56 min, 38.1 miles, in clear traffic

Times are for clear roads. Allow longer on event days and at peak hours.

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Questions

What drive time should we allow from Ruislip to Wrest Park?

55 minutes (38.1 miles) via the M25, M1 and A6 in clear traffic; the return is 56 minutes.

Is the train an alternative?

The house's own nearest station is Flitwick, 15 minutes away by road; a car goes door to door.

Where can we eat or stay nearby?

The Bull Hotel, 10 minutes away from Wrest Park.

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  • 60 min

    of waiting after landing on every airport collection, without charge.

  • Nothing

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