The measures mean anyone caught within the area around the eight-bedroom Forest Lodge would face arrest for committing criminal trespass. The 2.3-mile long boundary within the 4,800-acre Windsor Great Park has been agreed with Thames Valley Police and the Royal Household, and is now written in legislation signed off by Home Office minister Dan Jarvis. However, there has been some unhappiness from users of the Crown-owned Great Windsor Park over the creation of a no-go zone around the new royal residence. open image in gallery The royals’ new home is close to Eton and Ascot, and sits within the 4,800-acre Great Windsor Park ( The Independent )Councillor Lynne Jones, who is an independent representing the Old Windsor Residents’ Association on Windsor and Maidenhead council, told The Independent the area impacted was only “a very small” part of Great Windsor Park. The Act reads: “By designating the Forest Lodge site, the legislation makes it a criminal offence for a person to enter this site as a trespasser.