There are several pedestrian and cycle entrances to the park on Lionel Road, Popes Lane and the A406 North Circular Road.

Cycle racks are available near the Museum and the Sports Hub. Please bring your own lock.

Dockless e-bikes operated by VOXI and Forest can be used to travel to and from Gunnersbury Park. E-bikes are not permitted inside the park. Users must park responsibly and follow the parking requirements shown within the operator's app. Please use designated e-bike parking bays.

Acton Town Tube Station

Piccadilly and District lines

South Ealing Tube Station

Piccadilly line

Kew Bridge Rail Station

South Western Railway

E3 towards Acton Town

65 or E3 towards South Ealing

H91 towards Hammersmith or Chiswick

H91 towards Hounslow west or Osterley

There are two car parks available at Gunnersbury.

The main car park is accessible via Popes Lane (If you’re using a SatNav, please use the postcode W3 8LQ).

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 both car parks and parking is free.

An electric vehicle charging point is available in the main car park. Instructions for use are displayed on the unit.

Designated disabled parking for the park can be found in the visitor carpark and in the carpark next to the museum.

The museum, visitor reception and shop are accessed by a short ramp. Inside, a self-operated lift serves all the galleries and is suitable for wheelchairs, including small motorised ones. Please let a member of the team know if you need any assistance. We have a manual wheelchair available to borrow and there is seating in each gallery.

In the unlikely event of an emergency evacuation, any visitors using wheelchairs or who are mobility impaired will be assisted to safety by a member of staff or a volunteer. The lift will not be available for use in the event of a fire.

Please note we do not allow dogs into the museum, with the exception of Assistance Dogs. Unfortunately we do not allow Therapy animals into the museum.

There is a network of tarmac paths within the park at Gunnersbury. However, because the park is a natural environment, paths may be uneven in places. There is ramped access at both ends of the mansion terrace, which has a thin, compacted gravel surface. Seats are positioned along the paths, especially those surrounding the lawns in front of the mansions.

There is an accessible toilet in the museum. There is also an accessible toilet in the park toilet block, which is located near the museum.

The museum tells Gunnersbury’s stories through a mixture of objects, written information, film and audio. Films with spoken words are subtitled. Our gallery guides will be happy to talk about the exhibition and indicate objects that can be handled. There is a hearing loop (also known as an audio induction loop) in the museum reception area.

In the park, enjoy a feast for the senses! Visit the rose garden in the summer and breathe in the scent of over 100 roses filling the air. Listen to the buzz and hum of the insects enjoying our wild cornflower meadow.

The safety of our visitors is very important to us. If you are a victim of crime please call 999. There are first aiders on site at both the museum and the Sports Hub during office hours.

There is a defibrillator located on the outside toilets next to the museum, and two located in the Sports Hub.

Blue Badge holders can park free of charge in both the Museum and Sports Hub car park. As parking is monitored by ANPR cameras, your Blue Badge and vehicle registration must be registered to receive free parking. Please note that displaying a Blue Badge alone will not activate free parking. To register, call 020 8418 9445 or visit the museum front desk on arrival.