How you can get here
On foot or bicycle
There are a number of pedestrian and cycle entrances to the park on Lionel Road, Popes Lane and the A406, North Circular Road. Bike racks can be found near the museum and the Sports Hub – remember to bring a lock with you.
By tube
Acton Town Tube Station (Piccadilly and District lines)
Turn left when you leave the station and walk along Gunnersbury Lane for about ten minutes, crossing the A406.
South Ealing Tube Station (Piccadilly line)
Turn right onto South Ealing Road and then left onto Popes Lane (about ten minutes’ walk).
Alternatively, you can catch the E3 bus travelling towards Acton Town which will drop you outside the Popes Lane entrance.
By train
Kew Bridge Rail Station (South Western Railway)
Turn left out of the station and almost immediately turn left again along Lionel Road South. Use the pedestrian crossing to cross the A4 Great West Road. Bear left towards Lionel Road North and the southern park gate will be on your right (about ten minutes walk).
By bus
Travelling from Acton Town direction, the E3 stops by the Popes Lane entrance to the park.
Travelling from South Ealing direction, the 65 route goes along South Ealing Road. Please note that you will then need to walk along Popes Lane or catch the E3 travelling towards Acton Town.
Travelling from Hammersmith or Chiswick take the H91 towards West Hounslow and get off at Vantage West and enter the park via the southern entrance at Lionel Rd North.
Travelling from Hounslow west or Osterley use the H91 and get off at Lionel Road.
By car
There is a car park accessible via Popes Lane (If you’re using a SatNav, please use the postcode W3 8LQ). Look for the lane signed Gunnersbury Park and Capel Manor College. The car park is approximate five minutes walk from the museum and charges apply. Visitors can pay via the RingGo App or via credit/ debit card at the machines. Please note charges apply at all times, including bank holidays.
Designated disabled parking for blue badge holders can be found in the visitor carpark and next to the museum, and parking is free.
An electric vehicle charging point is available in the car par. Instructions for use are displayed on the unit.