Kempton Park Racecourse is one of Britain’s most versatile racecourses. The historic course hosts both flat and national hunt racing, and its cutting-edge Polytrack synthetic dirt surface facilitates racing under all weather conditions. The racetrack is also floodlit, and an evening of racing at Kempton Park Racecourse is popular amongst Londoners. Host to the Boxing Day meeting is the highlight of the racing calendar with the King George V chase being the main event.
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The Course
The Facilities
The Premier Suite: The Premier Enclosure provides optimum viewing of the action on the racetrack from the first floor of the grandstand. The enclosure has a smart, but laid-back feel, and provides its guests with views of both the Winners’ Circle and Parade Ring. The Premier Enclosure offers access to top restaurants, as well as betting facilities.
The Paddock Enclosure: The Paddock Enclosure offers grandstand views of the racecourse as well as access to the Parade Ring and Winners’ Circle. Food and beverages can be purchased from a wide selection of outlets in the food hall. The emphasis in this enclosure is on style, with a smart/casual dress code enforced.
The Silver Ring: Only open for the most popular events at Kempton Park Racecourse, the Silver Ring is primarily a family enclosure, and aims to cater for family budgets. The area features a covered stand as well a bar and several food outlets.
How To Get To Kempton
Kempton By Car: From outside central London, follow the M25 round to junction 12. Follow the M3 eastbound until Junction 1 then take a right turn onto the A308. Kempton Park is located 1 mile further down the A308. If commuting from central London, drive to the M3. The racecourse is situated where the M3 begins.
Kempton By Train: Kempton Park Railway Station can be accessed easily via the Waterloo-Shepperton line. The course is located within a half-hour train ride from central London.
Contact Details:
Staines Road East
Sunbury On Thames
Middlesex
TW16 5AQ
Tel:01932 782292