How to get here
Windmill Museum Opening Hours
Sundays, 11am–5pm, during British Summertime (this year until Sunday 25 October 2026)
Admission is free
Donations are at your discretion (but very gratefully received!) and can be provided as cash, card, or via this page.
Please check social media for any unforeseen changes.
Group Tours & School Visits
Outside these hours, including throughout winter, we're closed to walk-in visitors — but pre-arranged Group Tours and School visits can be booked on weekdays all year round.
Get in touch to arrange one (see what's included).
Address
Wimbledon Windmill Museum
Windmill Road
Wimbledon Common
London SW19 5NR
The Windmill is situated at the end of Windmill Road on Wimbledon Common, just off the A219, which runs between Wimbledon and Putney town centres. It is close to the A3 (Kingston by-pass) which joins the A219 at the Tibbets Corner roundabout. Windmill Road is about half way between Wimbledon and Putney and the turn-off is marked with a white on brown sign.
By public transport the nearest stations are Wimbledon (District Line, Tram Link and main line trains) and Putney (main line) or East Putney (District Line). The stations are each about 1 1/2 miles from the windmill and the walk is up-hill, but the 93 bus links Wimbledon and Putney town centres with a stop at Windmill Road.
In addition, Tramlink runs from Croydon to Wimbledon station with extensions to Beckenham, Elmers End and New Addington.
Useful links:
Trainline - Europe’s leading train and coach app.
Transport for London - Tubes
Facilities
There is a free car park immediately adjoining with space for 300 cars. The car park will also accommodate coaches for school and group visits.
By the entrance to the Windmill there is a special toilet facility for wheelchair users. This is opened using a RADAR key: if you do not have one, a key may be obtained from the Ranger’s office around the corner to the right (look for the tall radio mast).
The Windmill is located on Wimbledon and Putney Commons, which comprise approximately 460 hectares or 1140 acres of open land with heath, woodland, streams and ponds. It is not a park and is kept in as natural a state as possible so, while there are many footpaths, cycle paths and horse rides, be aware that there are also bogs, ditches and brambles.
Near-by
Windmill Tearooms is located on Wimbledon Common in London and specialises in appetising homemade produce. You are also close to Wimbledon Village with its many shops, restaurants and cafes.
There is also a golf course on part of the Commons, believed to be the longest continually played course in England. The London Scottish Golf Club was officially formed in 1865, golf having been played informally for some time before that date.
Because of the importance of its wildlife, Wimbledon Common is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a European Special Conservation Area.
For more about the Commons see the Information Centre or visit www.wpcc.org.uk
Want more ideas of things to do nearby? Check out the Wimbledon Travel Guide