It hosts both Flat and National Hunt with a right-handed course. For flat, the racecourse is oval and measures 1m5f in circumference. Run-in is 4f long and features a gradual incline before leveling off close to the winning post. In the winter, the flat main course is utilized for hurdles racing, with six hurdles moved onto the circuit. On the other hand, the Steeplechase Course (National Hunt) is slightly longer, measuring 1m5½f. It includes a largely uphill home straight, and although the run-in isn’t overly long, it can be very demanding, especially on softer ground. The Obstacle or Jump Course (National Hunt) has 11 fences, including two open ditches and one water jump. Seven obstacles are laid out down the back straight. The distances between them vary, with the final three jumps coming in quick succession.

It offers 110 stables, a wedding reception suite, a karting track, an 18-hole golf course, and a dry ski slope. For its dining, it offers three packages, bronze, silver, and gold. There are also three restaurant packages available for the Equus restaurant, situated overlooking the finishing line.

It also offers enclosures, such as the 1875 Lounge, which includes casual seating, a private bar, and betting facilities, and available food to purchase. The Premier Enclosure offers full access to the Grandstand and exclusive bookmakers, catering facilities, and bars (including the popular Moët & Chandon Champagne Bar). It also has access to the brasserie and the enclosures walk-in restaurant. Another location in the racecourse is the Champagne Terrace, overlooking the Parade Ring, with comfortable seats and a private bar with views of the London skyline on the horizon. Its inclusions are the Premier Enclosure entry, a glass of champagne on arrival, exclusive access to the Terrace and bar, exclusive seating area, and a racecard.