While the beach area and water splash are closed there is vast areas of the woods either side of the actual Lido to explore. Great for walks with or without dogs. As it is large it is easy to socially distance from other visitors.

Pay on the day at ticket office, it can be busy but on busy days extra trains are often put on.

Take the Eastbound train heading towards Baker Street and Aldgate. Then get off at Ruislip. From Ruislip Station, take the H13 bus and get off at the Ruislip Lido stop.

Hello you do not need to pay to get in, you do have to pay for the train ride, I believe. And also bring some money for food there is a cafe on the beach side, and the entrance side has a nice pub that also does food.

No entry is free to the lido

Yes there is provision for parking for brown and blue badge holders.

Car parks fill up quickly and it costs £5 if you are not a Hillingdon resident. If you park in the surrounding roads your car will be towed away.

Hi. Pretty sure it is open during the school summer holidays during the week.