Category: Museums

Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge

Queen Elizabeth’s Hunting Lodge, right next to The View, is a unique example of a surviving timber-framed hunt standing still surrounded by its medieval royal hunting forest – and home to regular heritage events.

Visitors to the Lodge, built on the orders of Henry VIII in 1543, can enjoy exhibitions on Tudor food and fashion, and soak up the atmosphere of an incredible building nearly 500 years after it was first built.

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Contact Details

Address: 8 Ranger’s Road E4 7QH

Phone: 020 7332 1911

No Website Found

Email: epping.forest@cityoflondon.gov.uk

Get there by bus: 20, 97, 179, 212, 313, 379, 444.

Get there by tube/train: Overground

Wheelchair Access: Yes

Additional Information: The ground floor is fully accessible. Shallow wooden stairs lead to the upper two floors, and we keep a photographic guide to the upstairs exhibitions for those with further access difficulties. Public toilets and baby changing facilities (located next door at The View)

Additional Information:

The ground floor is fully accessible. Shallow wooden stairs lead to the upper two floors, and we keep a photographic guide to the upstairs exhibitions for those with further access difficulties.
Public toilets and baby changing facilities (located next door at The View)

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