Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

No, pre-booking isn’t required, but you can if you wish. In some cases, pre-booking is essential, and we’ll try to let you know when that’s the case. It can also be helpful if you’re travelling or visiting during busy periods. (e.g for planned events or in peak times)

Important: Even if you pre-book, you still need to show your Boundless membership card and form of photo identification at the gate.

No, pre-booking is not required for the Children's Garden.

No. Free admission to Kew Gardens and Wakehurst is only available to Boundless members. When you arrive, you’ll be asked to show your membership card at the gate with a form of photo identification.

Boundless members get free admission for up to five children aged between 4 – 15 per visit. Children under 4 go free. Tickets will only be valid when accompanied by a Boundless member. When you arrive, you’ll be asked to show your membership card at the gate with a form of photo identification.

Yes. Plus, an adult guest will qualify for 50% discount off standard adult entry per visit. Tickets will only be valid when accompanied by a Boundless member. When you arrive, you’ll be asked to show your membership card at the gate with a form of photo identification.

Kew Gardens:

Kew Gardens car park is located at Ferry Lane, near Brentford Gate, postcode TW9 3AF. Parking is limited and costs £9 per day.

Wakehurst:

Parking at Wakehurst is free for Boundless members. Show your membership ID at the Visitor Centre and a member of staff will £0.00 your parking for the day.

Through our world-class research and diverse living collections, Kew scientists are discovering long-term solutions to combat biodiversity loss and climate change.

You can donate online at kew.org, at the till or at one of the contactless donation stations onsite. A Gift Aid donation is hugely appreciated if you’re able to do so.

Dog walks at Wakehurst

Date: Daily from 27 February 2023

Time: Gardens open 10am – 6pm (last entry 5.30pm)

Location: Designated routes

Price: Included with entry to the gardens

Wakehurst welcomes your four-legged friends for walks across their 500-acre wild botanic gardens.

You and your furry friend are invited to enjoy a specially curated dog-walking route that takes in the sights, sounds and smells of the Sussex countryside. You can ramble through Bloomers Valley, the perfect spot to enjoy a view of the dramatic landscape, and walk alongside the Water Gardens, a peaceful oasis in the heart of Wakehurst.

Energetic pooches can also roam free in a new off-lead area overlooking the Millennium Seed Bank.

Before heading home, why not pop into the dog-friendly Seeds Café for a drink and a snack? The shop is also dog friendly and stocked with a range of gifts, plants, books and homeware.

Pick up a map at the entrance to find the best places to get water, dog treats, waste bins and complimentary biodegradable waste bags.