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WWT London Wetland Centre, Wetland Living (Outdoor)

W W T, London Wetland Centre, Queen Elizabeth Walk, London, SW13 9WT -

From
£586 min spend
Up to
42 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed

About Venue

WWT London Wetland Centre is a hidden urban jewel: a 42 hectare nature reserve in zone 2.
With a truly spectacular lush oasis of ponds, lakes and meadows it offers a unique backdrop for an unforgettable event.
Host a green event in this wildlife sanctuary, filled with lakes and wildflower gardens, whilst contributing directly to our charity and the conservation projects for endangered species and wetlands for future generations.
Set in a stunning lakeside location is the perfect venue for corporate entertaining, Team Building and Outdoor Activities. The H2O building on the ground floor is a great Conference room with large lobby for registration, an extensive range of audiovisual equipment as well as outside decking area with breathtaking views over the lake which can host networking receptions for up to 150 delegates.
In addition our Water’s Edge Room on the first floor offers the Banqueting reception room with private bar, providing natural daylight and stunning views across the lakes and pools of the London Wetland Centre. Opening out onto a wooden decked balcony, the Water's Edge Room provides an additional networking area for your delegates.

Our 42 hectares of scenic lakes, pools and meadows are unique so close to the heart of London with first rate facilities, good public transport links and free car parking complement them.
WWT London Wetland Centre is part of the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust so by holding your event with us you will be directly contributing to our global conservation work

Wetland living is a unique thatched and whitewashed lodge set in the middle of a Nature Reserve offering a secluded and quiet space. It's perfect for weddings, parties, corporate events, and other celebrations.

Wetland Living (Outdoor)

From £200 price per hour

Super speedy response

80% would book it again

Number of guests

Start date

End date

My dates are flexible

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 42

Theatre

up to 42

Boardroom

up to 20

Cabaret

up to 30

Classroom

up to 25

Food & Beverage

Catering arrangements

Refreshments

Alcohol

Facilities & Amenities

Tea

Flipchart

Whiteboards

Disabled access

Lectern

Print/Scan/Copy

Public transport

Breakout rooms

Space Rules

Cancellation policy

Cancellation not more than four weeks prior to the date of commencement of the Hire Period and we are unable to secure an alternative licensee for the Hire Area on substantially similar terms, we will credit you with an amount of the Licence Fee chargeable and paid pursuant to this Agreement after the deduction of the Deposit and an administration charge which shall represent a fair estimate of the loss and expense which will be incurred by us in the event of the cancellation of the Event. 8.3 The foregoing provisions of this clause 8 shall not affect your obligation to pay the Service Charge and shall not apply to the cancellation of the Event for reasons of force majeure covered by clause 9 below.

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Reviews

Ba Krz
May 2026
One of my favourite places. As a member I would highly recommend it. Beautiful place, place to relax, have something to eat and great service. Motto "Kindness don't cost anything"
Anna Lowman
May 2026
Brilliant place to visit, with one side of the site more of a visitor attraction with otters and lots of non-native birds, while the other side is more of a classic bird reserve. Lots of facilities and seemed very accessible. Join a guided walk if you're not a super experienced birdwatcher, and you can hire binoculars for a fiver (with a £50 deposit that gets returned).
Laura G
April 2026
It’s quite expensive to get in and the cafe is very expensive, so you’d be better to take a packed lunch as there’s plenty of pretty places to sit and eat throughout the site. I was taken aback by how many areas were closed, especially considering it’s spring and you’d expect everything to be open - or at least to be warned on the website or when buying tickets that some areas would be unavailable. Felt a little cheeky to not be warned. Given the environment, there were a lot of different wild species across the site but I was surprised to learn afterwards that some of the more unusual ones had clipped wings and were more there as part of a ‘zoo.’ This was highly disappointing. Whilst the otters were cute, they seemed a little stressed with the amount of children screeching near them too. The hides themselves are well positioned and peaceful, but that calm was often broken by children running through habitats with no one from the Wetlands around to step in to protect the wildlife or habitats (when the parents didn’t bother to, which they very rarely did.) On the positive side, the few volunteers counting birds that we did meet within some hides were lovely and clearly passionate about the place. Overall, I found the Wetland Centre a mixed experience. It’s interesting if you like to see birds, but not without its issues.

Chinn Lee
May 2026
WWT London Wetland Centre is a beautiful and peaceful escape in the middle of London. The walkways, lakes, and wildlife hides make it a lovely place to slow down and enjoy nature, with plenty of birds and other wildlife to spot. It’s great for families, photographers, or anyone who enjoys a quiet outdoor day. The centre is well maintained, easy to explore, and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Overall, a relaxing and unique place to visit, especially if you want a break from the city.