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WWT Wetland Centre

An outdoor nature-reserve in Greater London

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Setting
Outdoor
Entry
Moderate · GBP
Who for
Toddler-friendly · Ages 0–17

The WWT London Wetland Centre is a 105-acre urban reserve in Barnes, London, offering diverse habitats for wildlife, including reed beds, ponds, lakes, and marshes. Established in 2000, it provides a sanctuary for various bird species and other wildlife.

Area:Greater London

What parents should know

The WWT London Wetland Centre is a 105-acre urban reserve in Barnes, London, offering diverse habitats for wildlife, including reed beds, ponds, lakes, and marshes.

Getting there

Public Transport Access

Take the 283 Duck bus from Hammersmith tube station to reach the centre directly.

Activities

Family-Friendly Activities

Enjoy adventure play areas and observe a variety of wildlife, including birds and otters.

Getting there

Parking Information

Free parking is available for visitors; register your vehicle at the admissions desk. (wwt.org.uk(

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Opening hours

Monday10am – 5:30pm

Tuesday10am – 5:30pm

Wednesday10am – 5:30pm

Thursday10am – 5:30pm

Friday10am – 5:30pm

Saturday10am – 5:30pm

Sunday10am – 5:30pm

Summer (when the clocks go forward). Open 7 days a week, 364 days a year. Last admission is one hour before closing. Closing times adjust in March and October when the clocks change.

Seasonal details

Winter10am – 4:30pm

Summer (when the clocks go forward)10am – 5:30pm

Closures: Christmas Day (12-25)

Special hours: Christmas Eve (12-24, 10am – 3pm)