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welcome
to surrey
Visit Surrey 2010 will provide you with the best choice of
places to stay, visit and enjoy across the county. Situated
close to London and with good rail links, the area is well
served by major roads (M25, M3, M23 and A3) and has direct
access to and from Heathrow and Gatwick Airports, making it
the ideal choice as a base to explore South East England.
The stunning scenery of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding
Natural beauty boasts a landscape of rolling hills, countryside
to explore, picturesque villages and bustling market towns with
a wealth of heritage sites, attractions and accommodation to
suit all tastes and budgets.
Our rich heritage cannot fail to inspire you, however you
choose to spend your time. Go walking, cycling or cruising
through the magnificent countryside, enjoy action-packed
days out at our thrilling theme parks, soak up the culture in our
galleries, museums and theatres or simply relax in one of our
beautiful hotels, cosy inns or comfy B&Bs – Visitors will find
the perfect destination for a day trip or a break away - Surrey
offers the pick of the best!
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Visit Surrey 2010
CONTENTS
Market Towns & Villages
4
The Surrey Hills
12
Homes & Gardens
14
Heritage
18
Art, Culture & Antiques
22
Shopping
28
Great Days Out
30
Golf Clubs
34
Dining Out
36
Where to Stay
42
Maps
58
Group Travel
62
KEY TO SYMBOLS
USEFUL INFORMATION
TRAVEL LINKS
Heathrow Airport
(Terminal 4)
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Rail & Bus links
Gatwick Airport
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Direct rail links
London Waterloo
(Train Station)
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Direct rail links
Victoria
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Rail links
THE SURREY PARKS &
GARDENS EXPLORER BUS
Take the Surrey Parks & Gardens Explorer
Bus (service 515) to visit RHS Garden Wisley,
Painshill Park & Claremont Landscape
Gardens. Catch the bus from Guildford,
Kingston & Surbiton station (for connections
with South West trains).
The service operates hourly Monday to
Saturday and once every two hours on
Sundays. Special admission prices and
discounts are available at the gardens when
you show your bus ticket. For more details
contact the Guildford Tourist Information
Centre (contact details overleaf).
For more information on public transport
in the area contact the
Surrey Traveline on 0871 200 2233.
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Surrey’s
Countryside Walks
& Events Programme
- ATTRACTIONS
Restaurant
Explore, enjoy and learn about Surrey’s
beautiful countryside and places or events of
interest. This popular bi-annual publication
is produced in March - for spring/summer
and in July - for mid-summer until Christmas.
Choose from a variety of events
that appeal to all ages
and abilities. Pick up
a programme free
of charge at Surrey
libraries, council
offices and many
public places or
download a copy visit
www.surreycc.gov.
uk/walksandevents
Refreshments
Gift shop
Toilet facilities
Creche
Baby changing facilities
(x)
Group discount
(x)
USEFUL WEBSITES
Rail Enquiries
www.nationalrail.co.uk
Cater for groups (max)
Group tours
Parking available
COACH
Coach parking
Bus Enquiries
www.traveline.org.uk
Disabled access
BAA
www.baa.com
Disabled parking
AA Route Planner
www.theaa.com
Disabled toilet facilities
Blind/Partially sighted
facilities
SURREY HILLS
www.surreyhills.org
NATIONAL TRUST
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/southeast
Deaf/Hard of hearing
facilities
(T) Deaf/Hard
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PLEASE REFER TO THE MAPS
FOUND ON PAGES 58 - 61
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7 June
26 –2
market towns
& villages
2010
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CELEBRATING SURREY
LOSELEY PARK, GULDFORD, SURREY
t > 020 7541 7760
w > www.surreycc.gov.uk/celebratingsurrey
opening times >
26 - 27 June 2010
Cobbled streets, twisting lanes and modern shopping malls Surrey’s market towns and villages have it all - each with their
own individual character. Steeped in history, timber-framed
buildings, castle keeps and abbey ruins, Surrey was the
playground of some of England’s medieval monarchs. Even
small hamlets have royal links. The charming landscape has
inspired the arts, as well as names famous for architecture,
gardening and the arts and crafts movement, from Tennyson to
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Lewis Carroll, Sir Edwin Lutyens and
Gertrude Jekyll.
In Guildford, Farnham, Dorking, Godalming or Haslemere,
you’re never far from beautiful countryside, offering glimpses
of rolling fields, wooded hillsides or glittering waterways. Why
not combine a morning’s browsing in our specialist shops or
farmers’ markets with a stroll along an idyllic rural trail?
Celebrating Surrey is the county’s first ever
large scale outdoor festival of arts, music,
dance and culture and takes place from 26 27 June 2010.
The two-day festival has something for all the
family:
• Live bands and community orchestras
• Choirs and ensembles
• Dance, drama and circus performances
• Interactive art installations and crafts
• Carnival, heritage and food.
Celebrating Surrey is part of the Cultural
Olympiad, a four year arts and culture
programme leading up to the 2012 Olympic
Games.
Ticket Box Office - 01483 444334
COACH
Take a break at one of our excellent restaurants or cafés where
local produce and fair-trade choices are often on the menu.
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Visit Surrey 2010
Wherever you are in Surrey, you will
never be far from beautiful open spaces
and stunning views
Surrey’s Countryside Walks & Events
programme is packed full of ideas and
events and is widely available free of
charge from visitor information,
libraries, attractions across the county
or email walks@surreycc.gov.uk
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Visit www.surreycc.gov.uk/countryside
and see what there is on offer
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Making Surrey a better place
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guildford
The vibrant and bustling market
town of Guildford is the ideal base
from which to explore the rest of
Surrey including the Surrey Hills
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The historic town centre is dominated by the
Guildhall with its ornate clock overhanging
the High Street. Visit the Guildford Museum
and Guildford House Art Gallery with their
constantly changing programme of temporary
exhibitions or take a picnic to the stunning
Castle Grounds, go inside the Castle Keep,
climb to the top and enjoy amazing views of
the town and surrounding countryside. Save
some time to include a lazy trip on the River
Wey or a leisurely stroll along the river bank.
Guildford Town Centre has all the main High
Street stores as well as some charming
independent shops in the side streets and
three undercover shopping malls so you can
enjoy retail therapy in all weathers. A vast
selection of restaurants, cafes, pubs and bars
provides an eating out option for every taste
including many serving locally produced food.
Guildford also boasts the award winning
Spectrum Leisure Centre, and Guildford’s
lively evening entertainment includes theatres,
cinema, bars, restaurants and clubs.
Guildford Tourist Information Centre team are
on hand to find you the ideal accommodation
for your visit, from town centre hotels to
country hotels surrounded by landscaped
gardens, to comfy B&B’s or self-catering. Call
01483 444333 or visit www.visitguildford.com.
Key Events - GUILDFORD
Spring Music Festival/
International Music Festival
MARCH
BIENNIAL EVENT
These two music festivals aim to provide
something to suit most musical tastes. The
Spring Music Festival takes place in 2010 and the
International Music Festival in 2011.
Lions’ Easter Show
SHALFORD PARK
EASTER MONDAY
This is a fun-filled family event organised by the
Guildford Lions Club.
Surrey County LATE MAY BANK HOLIDAY
Agricultural Show
BIENNIAL EVENT
Supported by farmers across the south east of
England, this provides a variety of entertainments,
from showing animals to children’s rides.
Loseley Gardening Show
Celebrating Surrey 26 - 27 JUNE
LOSELEY PARK
Loseley Park, Guildford
Guildford Summer Festival
18 - 20 JUNE
JUNE - JULY
t 020 7541 7760
w www.surreycc.gov.uk/celebratingsurrey
Getting bigger & better each year, the Summer Festival
has a diverse variety of events for all ages & tastes.
Ticket Box Office - 01483 444334
Celebrating Lewis CarrollJULY - SEPTEMBER
Celebrating Surrey is the county’s first ever large
scale outdoor festival of arts, music, dance and
culture and takes place from 26 - 27 June 2010.
Exhibitions at Guildford House Gallery and
Guildford Museum celebrating Lewis Carroll’s
connection to the town.
Guilfest - MUSIC FESTIVAL
JULY
Guildford Cricket Festival
JULY
Guilfest is a 3-day music festival with camping on
Stoke Park.
Surrey County Cricket Club returns to Guildford’s
Woodbridge Road for this annual match.
Women’s Rugby World Cup 16 AUGUST
SURREY SPORTS PARK
- 6 SEPTEMBER
Heritage Open Days
SEPTEMBER
Guildford’s historic listed buildings are opened to
the public for this two-day event.
Guildford Book Festival
OCTOBER
This festival celebrates the written word in new
and imaginative ways.
Christmas Lights Switch-On
NOVEMBER
Join the stars of the Yvonne Arnaud’s pantomime.
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GUILDFORD TOURIST
INFORMATION
THE GHOST TOUR
OF GUILDFORD
TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE,
14 TUNSGATE, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3QT
GUILDFORD, SURREY
t > 01483 444333
f > 01483 302046
e > tic@guildford.gov.uk
w > www.visitguildford.com
opening times >
MAY - SEPT
Mon - Sun 9:00 - 17:30, Sun & BH 10:00 - 16:30
OCT - APR
Mon - Sat 9:30 - 17:00 Closed: Sun & BH
The Tourist Information Centre provides
information on places to visit in the area as
well as local events and entertainment. An
accommodation booking service, tickets to
local events, a holiday information service,
souvenirs, books, guides and maps are
among the many services available.
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t > 01483 506232
m > 07905 288833
e > philip@ghosttourofguildford.co.uk
w > www.ghosttourofguildford.co.uk
admission >
Adult £5, Concession £4, Under 16s £3
Established in 2001. Thousands of people
come every year on this highly acclaimed
spooky and often downright silly guided walk
of the many haunted buildings in Guildford
town centre. If you are ready to laugh until
you scream we invite you to join us.
It meets every Friday from March to the end
of November (and 31st October itself) at
8pm outside Holy Trinity Church at the top of
Guildford High Street. Tours last 1 hr 45 mins
and run regardless of the weather.
There is no need to book.
(150)
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GUIDED WALKS
OF GUILDFORD
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GUILDFORD TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE,
14 TUNSGATE, GUILDFORD GU1 3QT
t > 01483 444333
e > tic@guildford.gov.uk
w > www.visitguildford.com
www.guildfordwalks.org.uk
tour times >
Tours take place on;
MAY - SEPT Mon 11:00, Sun & Weds 14:30
MAY - AUG Thurs 19:00
Group bookings may be made throughout the
year via the Tourist Information Centre.
A donation of £2.00 per person is requested for
group walks.
FREE tours of the historic town, led by the
Guildford Town Guides, from May to the end
of September. Plus a special programme
of free guided walks is available during
the Guildford Summer festival in July and
Heritage weekend in September.
Walks last approximately one and a half
hours and commence from Tunsgate Arch
on the High Street, opposite the Guildhall
clock, and includes visits to the renowned
13th century Undercroft and St Mary’s church
dating from Saxon times.
Other group walks offered include Lewis
Carroll, Victorian Architecture, Hidden
Guildford, Ghosts, River Wey, Mount
Cemetery.
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dorking
w > www.visitdorking.com
mole valley
DORKING &
LEATHERHEAD
VISITOR INFORMATION
For further information on Dorking,
Leatherhead or other locations
within the Mole Valley area, please
contact:
Mole Valley District Council
Pippbrook, Reigate Road, Dorking,
Surrey RH4 1SJ
t 01306 885001
e info@molevalley.gov.uk
w www.molevalley.gov.uk
USEFUL WEBSITES
www.visitdorking.com
www.visitleatherhead.com
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A visit to the historic market town of Dorking
and to the surrounding Surrey Hills Area
of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a special
experience. Almost anywhere within Dorking
there are glimpses out towards the Surrey
Hills providing a dramatic backdrop to
the day-to-day activities of the town. The
countryside in turn provides panoramic views
of Dorking. The spire of the parish church of
St Martins is one of the tallest in the country
and it acts as a landmark for visitors and
local people alike. Dorking boasts a unique
mix of well-known High Street names and a
spectacular range of independent retailers,
offering a unique selection of goods and
services, and a renowned antiques quarter.
Dorking hosts a remarkable range of festivals
and events. Music in Dorking will forever
be dominated by Ralph Vaughan Williams,
one of England’s most famous composers,
who lived in the town for many years. The
Leith Hill Music Festival has continued for
100 years and Vaughan Williams conducted
and premiered many of his own works for the
festival.
The vibrant atmosphere of Dorking is most
noticeable during town centre festivals. The
annual Gala Night in the run up to Christmas
provides a special opportunity to celebrate
the season and purchase gifts. Easter and
summer festivals and special events are a
celebration of things for which the town is
justifiably regarded: excellent independent
shops, a thriving arts community, and a
renowned antiques quarter.
Visit Surrey 2010
Key Events - DORKING
Key Events - LEATHERHEAD
General Market
High Street Market
St Martins Walk Car Park
Every Friday
8am - 3pm
The Dorking market offers a wide range of goods,
which include fresh flowers and plants, meat,
cheese, general and household goods, pet supplies,
confectionery, and an excellent fruit and veg stall.
Leith Hill Festival
April
Leith Hill Musical Festival has been held annually
in Dorking, Surrey since 1905 and has grown into
one of the country's leading choral events.
www.lhmf.co.uk
Dorking Easter Events
April
Special markets and events, entertainments, offers and
promotions during Easter week across Dorking town.
Dorking Independent’s Day
July
Celebrating the independent traders in Dorking
with live entertainments, children’s activities,
special offers and promotions.
Heritage Open Days
September
A programme of free events with buildings open to
the public, guided walks, talks and exhibitions in
celebration of Mole Valley’s Heritage.
www.molevalley.gov.uk
Arts Alive Street Party
September
Show case of many groups participating in the
Arts Alive festival for all the family to enjoy.
www.arts-alive.co.uk
Arts Alive Festival
October
A month-long festival of dance, music, drama,
arts, crafts and events. www.arts-alive.co.uk
Christmas Lights Switch-On
November
Celebrate the switching on of Christmas lights at
St Martins Walk Shopping Centre.
Gala Night Christmas Festival
December
leatherhead
w > www.visitleatherhead.com
Come to Leatherhead and join in the
celebrations! With many events and festivals
now firmly established on the calendar, why
not arrange your visit to coincide with one of
them? The many different events add to the
vibrancy of Leatherhead town centre and offer
fun for all the family from duck racing on the
River Mole to St George’s Day festivities, from
Halloween to Christmas celebrations.
There are many hidden gems within
Leatherhead and many of the buildings with
architectural or historic interest are mentioned
on the town’s Heritage Trail. The Leatherhead
Theatre being an example, which lies at the
heart of the town and offers a full cultural
programme of shows and the latest films to
keep everyone entertained. Every year in
May it hosts The Leatherhead Drama Festival
where amateur drama groups compete for the
coveted ‘Sir Michael Caine Drama Awards’.
The peace and tranquillity of the River Mole
can be found just minutes from the town
centre. Why not take a leisurely stroll along
the riverside path; if you are lucky enough you
may spot some of Surrey’s fantastic wildlife
along the way. There are plenty of leaflets
available at the Help Shop in the High Street
to enhance your enjoyment of these and
many other local gems.
Every ThursDAY
& SatURDAY
For dates and details of visiting continental markets
www.leatherheadchamber.co.uk or
www.visitleatherhead .com
April
St George’s Day
Morris dancing, dragons, street entertainment and
competitions.
Leatherhead Drama Festival
May
The biggest annual drama festival of it’s kind in the
UK with drama groups competing for the ‘Sir Michael
Caine Drama Awards’.
Duck Racing
June
A mass duck race on the River Mole at the town
bridge with tote racing, train rides and more.
Heritage Open Days
September
A programme of free events with buildings open to
the public, guided walks, talks and exhibitions in
celebration of Mole Valley’s Heritage.
www.molevalley.gov.uk
Arts Alive Street Party
September
Show case of many groups participating in the Arts
Alive festival for all the family to enjoy.
www.arts-alive.co.uk
Arts Alive Festival
October
A month-long festival of dance, music, drama, arts,
crafts and events. www.arts-alive.co.uk
Halloween
October
Fancy dress, witches grotto, and lots of gruesome
fun around the town.
Christmas Festival
December
Christmas lights switch-on, street entertainment,
Santa, carol singing and lots of festive fun.
A late night Christmas shopping spectacular Gala
event, in which the shops dress up in a fancy
dress theme, with reindeer, Santa’s Grotto, live
music, dancing and singing and entertainment
throughout Dorking town.
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waverley
CRANLEIGH,
FARNHAM,
GODALMING &
HASLEMERE
Explore Waverley’s market towns
and villages to discover a wealth of
countryside and culture.
Named after the Cistercian Abbey on the
outskirts of Farnham, Waverley is tucked
away in the southwest corner of Surrey.
The area offers a surprising oasis of quiet
rural charm where nature and history have
combined to create a landscape of great
variety enriched with literary, artistic and
musical associations.
Visitors can bike, ride or walk the bridleways
and footpaths of the Greensands Way and
Frensham Common or visit the large areas
of National Trust heathland at Hindhead and
the National Nature Reserve at Thursley. The
River Wey runs through the borough giving
visitors miles of riverside walking and boats
are available from The Farncombe Boat
House allowing you to row or punt up the
river and the Great Pond at Frensham offers
a sandy beach where visitors can swim,
sunbathe and soak up the atmosphere.
The towns and villages in Waverley offer a
wealth of historic buildings, some dating as
far back as the 15th century. A walk through
any of the towns and villages will give you
an insight into their history and the town
museums, The Rural Life Centre at Tilford
and the Sculpture Park at Churt are well
worth a visit.
Waverley towns have a wide variety of shops,
a good mixture of independent and high
street names, as well as a wide selection
of restaurants and coffee houses in which
to relax. They also host remarkable events
calendars, making them charming places
to visit and explore. There are numerous
festivals, which entertain all interests,
including arts and crafts, music and theatre,
food and even gardening!
So whether you’re looking to shop, dine out,
escape to the countryside, discover history or
relax in a flower-filled garden, visit Waverley
and enjoy the atmosphere.
Useful Websites
www.waverley.gov.uk
www.cranleighvillage.net
www.farnham.gov.uk
www.godalming-tc.gov.uk
www.haslemere.com
The Villages
Enchanting villages and hamlets link the four
market towns with picturesque greens and
commons being accessed by the lanes that
characterise the area. Take time out to explore
the villages and see the wealth of historic tilehung and timber-framed cottages as well as
visiting the many local pubs and restaurants.
Cranleigh
Reputedly the largest village in the country,
Cranleigh’s picturesque, level main street
boasts a wealth of independent shopping
stores and cafes. As a key point on the
Greensand Way, Cranleigh offers walkers and
cyclists a welcome break.
Farnham
Tucked into the western corner of Surrey,
nudging the Hampshire border, Farnham, home
to the University of the Creative Arts, is a lively,
market town, with many beautiful boutiques
and quirky independent shops - great for
finding something that’s a little bit different.
Farnham is a historical and architectural gem;
its Georgian buildings and wide, sweeping
Castle Street maintain a serene and timeless
elegance.
The town is crowned by a 12th century castle
overlooking the tight cluster of shops and
houses in the river valley below.
Godalming
A small historic market and coaching town
where, to this day, cattle graze on the water
meadows and canal boats rest up against the
Wharf. Godalming was the first town to have
street electricity and in 2008 became the first
market town to have a free wireless network in
the town centre.
Haslemere
An attractive old market town perched where
the three counties meet, it was home to Alfred
Lord Tennyson and Arthur Conan-Doyle. The
town is surrounded by magnificent countryside
including the Devil’s Punchbowl at Hindhead.
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Key Events - WAVERLEY
CRANLEIGH
Spring into Cranleigh 1 May
Cranleigh Carnival and Fun Day
Cranleigh Show
26 June
1 August
Lions Bonfire Night
6 November
Christmas Lights Switch-on end November
FARNHAM
Spring Festival 8 May
Farnham Carnival 26 June
A Festival of Gardening 24 July
Farnham Feast of Food
Heritage Open Days
18 September
- 2 OCTOBER
9 - 12 September
GODALMING
Town Show
5 June
Food Festival
Farmers’ Market at Secretts
24/25 JulY
3rd Sunday monthly
Christmas Lights Switch-on end November
HASLEMERE
Farmers’ Market 1st Sunday monthly
Music Festival Charter Fair
Food Festival March
May Day Bank Holiday
(including Beer Festival)
Christmas Market
10 - 26 September
Sunday 5 December
Visit Surrey 2010
woking
Visit Woking in 2010, to experience
the very best the county has to
offer, whatever the season.
On Shrove Tuesday in February, local
businesses and organisations enter teams in
the very entertaining Pancake Race, which
is always well supported by an appreciative
crowd. Later in the month, visitors can enjoy
the spectacle of Chinese New Year.
In Spring, the biennial international dance
festival will return to venues across Woking,
delighting audiences with superb professional
shows and giving dancers of all ages an
opportunity to join in special performances.
In April, families can visit the Woking Canal
Festival on Easter Weekend, or join in our
traditional St George’s Day celebrations,
which promise to delight old and young alike.
On 2 June, the Tour Series one-day
professional cycling event will return to
the heart of Woking. The day will include a
whole afternoon of music and cycling-related
activities, including youth and amateur races,
demonstrations and skills sessions, before the
exciting high-speed race around the streets of
Woking in the evening.
Mid September hails Heritage Open days,
when a dozen or more properties which are
usually closed to the public or charge for
entry will open their doors to help celebrate
the Borough’s fantastic architectural and
cultural heritage.
Although Woking is a modern town, the
Borough has a long and rich history, which
is best explored on foot or by cycle to the
nearby villages and sites of historic interest.
Why not visit the fascinating Dhammakaya
Centre for Buddhist Meditation in a Victorian
decommissioned church, or the Art Deco
splendour of Southern Railway’s Electrical
Control Room?
In October, the H. G. Wells Conference and
Events Centre will be the venue for Woking
Means Business, a free, day-long exposition
of local businesses and organisations,
alongside complimentary seminars and
workshops.
Woking Park is the venue for the spectacular
annual fireworks display and traditional
fun fair in November, organised by Woking
Round Table. If you visit The Lightbox later
that month, you can experience the wonder
of an illuminated boat cavalcade on the
Basingstoke Canal. As the sun sets, seasonal
music will herald the parade of festively
decorated boats, lighting up the waterway
from Town Quay to Arthur’s Bridge in Horsell.
Farmers’ Market is held in Town Square,
on the third Thursday of every month.
This outdoor venue also hosts seasonal
stallholders, including a continental market,
and craft and gift fairs, throughout the year.
Or why not book some seats for the biggest
and brightest pantomime in the region, at The
Ambassadors’ New Victoria Theatre? Stars
of stage and screen are guaranteed to wow
audiences in this superb, fully accessible
venue.
Visitors to Woking who have mobility
problems can take advantage of Shopmobility
and the free town centre buggy. Parking is
plentiful, available 24-hours a day and under
CCTV surveillance for added reassurance.
Key Events - WOKING
Chinese New Year
FEBRUARY
Shopmobility Pancake Race
FEBRUARY
www.cawoking.org.uk
Woking Dance Festival FEBRUARY - MARCH
www.wokingdancefestival.co.uk
Surrey Open Art Competition MARCH - MAY
The Lightbox
www.thelightbox.org.uk 01483 737800
Woking Canal Festival
APRIL
St George’s Day
APRIL
JUNE
Woking Tour Series
SEPTEMBER
Heritage Open Days
Woking Means Business
OCTOBER
The H. G. Wells Conference and Events Centre
WOKING VISITOR INFORMATION
For further information on Woking, or to
request a visitor guide to the Borough, please
contact:
Woking Borough Council
Civic Offices, Gloucester Square,
Woking, Surrey G21 6YL
t 01483 755855
e tourist@woking.gov.uk
wwww.woking.gov.uk
www.hgwells.co.uk 01483 712710
Woking Round Table Fireworks Display
Panto
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER - JANUARY
The Ambassadors
www.theambassadors.com/woking
0870 060 6645
Useful Websites
www.woking.gov.uk
www.windowonwoking.org.uk
www.wokingworks.com
And winter is always a good time to visit
Woking’s shopping malls, home to many high
street names with the added convenience
of being undercover. Our popular monthly
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the
surrey hills
The Surrey Hills offers some of South East Englands most
beautiful and accessible countryside. Famous beauty spots
include Box Hill, Leith Hill and the Devil’s Punch Bowl. You’ll
discover an extensive footpath network, open commons,
breathtaking views, attractive market towns and villages and
much more. Over the centuries the Surrey Hills has been a
favourite playground for local people and visitors keen to enjoy
the fresh air and beautiful scenery – now it’s your turn!
The Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) is
one of 36 nationally protected landscapes in England, having
equal landscape status and protection to a National Park.
The hills stretch across the chalk North Downs that run from
Farnham in the west, above Guildford, Dorking and Reigate,
to Oxted in the east. To the south are the Greensand Hills that
include Black Down, the Devil’s Punch Bowl and Leith Hill.
For further information on the Surrey Hills please visit
www.surreyhills.org
Please see page 46 for accommodation in the Surrey Hills
(Puttenham Camping Barn).
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THE DEVIL’S PUNCHBOWL
& A3 TUNNEL SCHEME
The Devil’s Punchbowl Café, London Road,
Hindhead, Surrey GU26 6AB
t > 01483 608771
w > www.nationaltrust.org.uk
opening times >
Commons and viewing platform - Open all year
Café - Open all year, except Christmas Day,
Boxing Day and New Years Day.
Winter OCT - MAR 09:00 - 16:00
Summer APR - SEPT 09:00 - 17:00
admission >
NT Members FREE - Parking - £2
Managed by the National Trust, The Devil’s
Punchbowl and the Hindhead Commons are
a swathe of unspoilt woodland valleys and
heath, marking the southern gateway to the
Surrey Hills.
The Devil’s Punchbowl is a remarkable and
awe inspiring feature. Local legend has it that
the Punch Bowl was created by the Devil;
hence the name. It was actually formed by
springs which cut into the soft rock creating
the largest spring-formed feature in Britain.
The slopes of the Devil’s Punch Bowl, a large
natural amphitheatre, are covered with heath,
small streams and areas of woodland.
From Hindhead, you will be able to view the
construction of the A3 Hindhead Tunnel from
two viewing platforms that overlook the new
tunnel portals. This is a major £371 million
highway improvement scheme that will
include the closure of the existing A3 around
the Devil’s Punch Bowl, bringing considerable
environmental benefits to this internationally
prized area. The tunnel itself will be opened in 2011.
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Walter Bailey Sculpted Seat
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LEITH HILL
MOUNTAIN BIKING
Leith Hill Tower, Nr Coldharbour,
Dorking, SURREY
t > 07976 353963
e > greatriding@allbikedup.com
w > www.allbikedup.com
t > 01306 712434 (tea room)
w > www.nationaltrust.org.uk
opening times >
1 JAN - 27 MAR
Sat & Sun 10:00 - 15:30
28 MAR - 30 OCT
Weds, Fri, Sat & Sun 10:00 - 17:00
31 OCT - 31 DEC
Sat & Sun 10:00 - 15:30
admission >
NT Members FREE
Adult £1.20, Child 70p
(Child entry includes panoramic leaflet, quiz, pencil
and telescope token)
Leith Hill is at the heart of the Surrey Hills. It
is an area of woodland, parkland, farmland
and open heath, mainly managed by the
National Trust.
It is crowned by an 18th Century Gothic
tower which commands extensive views. It is
the highest point in southern England and the
summit at 965ft (294m) offers a view of the
sea, some 26 miles away to the south, and of
London to the north. Since Victorian times it
has been a popular site for picnicking.
There are colourful rhododendron displays
(May to June), self-guided nature trails
with accompanying leaflet which informs
visitors about the rare variety of heather and
woodland wildlife, including the stonechats,
woodlarks and barn owls. Seek out the
Walter Bailey sculpture and enjoy the glorious
views to the South Downs.
www.visitsurrey.com
Surrey Hills All Terrain Mountain Biking was
founded by Richard Kelly who was born,
raised and lives in the Surrey Hills, where
his bikes have always known more mud
than tarmac. In the new millennium Richard
turned a passion into a vocation when he first
established Surrey Hills All Terrain as a MTB
guiding and skills instruction provider. Since
its conception AllBikedUp.com, as it is more
commonly known, has grown organically to
become one of the most successful mountain
bike skills instruction companies in the UK.
All Biked Up run skills courses and guided
rides throughout the year in the heart of
the Surrey Hills which is home to some of
the country’s finest woodland single track.
Whether its your first foray into the forest or
you’re already a fat tyre fanatic we’ll have a
course or guided ride to suit you. Our team
of qualified skills instructors are waiting to
introduce you to some great riding
You don’t even need to own a bike as we
have a fleet of bikes allowing you to get a
taste of what is on offer and there is no better
way to enjoy the beauty of the Surrey Hills.
Available all year.
NORTH DOWNS WAY
NATIONAL TRAIL
t > 08458 247600
w > www.nationaltrail.co.uk/northdowns
Follow in the footsteps of pilgrims as you
journey through inspirational countryside
on the North Downs Way National Trail.
Steeped in history, this 153 mile route offers
spectacular views and peaceful
landscapes along the North Downs in
Surrey and into Kent.
The National Trail is a fantastic way to
discover the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty. It passes through some
of Surrey’s best known beauty spots like
Newlands Corner, Colley Hill and Box Hill.
Much of the Downs are covered with ancient
woodland and rare chalk grasslands, which
give rise to a rich diversity of flora and fauna.
There are nature reserves, rare plants and
butterflies - wherever you find yourself on the
Downs there will always be a new discovery
or breathtaking view awaiting you around
the corner.
The website provides all the information
about what this amazing route has to
offer. Visit the planning a trip section
for information about places to visit,
accommodation and public transport along
the trail. There are also fantastic circular
walks and circular heritage walks that are a
great introduction to the route.
Open and Private Group Skills Sessions.
Guided rides graded to ability.
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homes
& gardens
Some of the most spectacular historic houses and exquisite
gardens in Britain can be found in Surrey. There are both
National Trust and privately owned properties open for visits,
and several of these have been home to generations of the
same family for over 400 years!
Experience first hand the beautifully designed gardens
surrounding stunning properties. Encounter stunning
architecture and original features, such as the Maori meeting
house at Clandon Park, the musical collection at Hatchlands
and the vibrant rhododendrons at RHS Wisley.
Visit a 12th century castle, a Tudor manor house or a Regency
Villa and be transported back into Surrey’s past. An ideal day
out for families.
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ABBOT’S HOSPITAL
HIGH STREET,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3AJ
t > 01483 455591
e > master@abbotshospital.org
w > www.abbotshospital.org
opening times >
Abbot’s Hospital can be viewed most days of
the year from inside the archway when the front
door is open.
Guided tours - Saturdays 11:00 (May - September)
Other tours (see below) - Arranged at anytime
during the year with the Master.
admission >
Guided Tours - Adult £3, Children under 16 FREE
Group Tours - £5 per person
Special Tours (taking in areas of the Hospital not
normally open to the public) - £6 per person
Educational Tours - FREE by arrangement
The Hospital of the Blessed Trinity,
Guildford was founded as a “place of rest”
in 1619 by George Abbot, Archbishop
of Canterbury. Now known as Abbot’s
Hospital this magnificent Grade 1 listed
Jacobean almshouse continues to provide
accommodation for local elderly people in
a tranquil courtyard setting right in the heart
of the town.
Built to the highest standard of seventeenth
century craftsmanship, the building remains
relatively unchanged by the passing years.
Abbot’s Hospital retains its panelled
Common Hall containing dining hall furniture
from 1622, a Chapel with stunning stained
glass windows, a medieval clock and
beautifully maintained gardens.
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CLANDON PARK
WEST CLANDON,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU4 7RQ
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CLAREMONT
LANDSCAPE GARDEN
Portsmouth Road, Esher, Surrey KT10 9JG
t > 01483 222482
e > clandonpark@nationaltrust.org.uk
w > www.nationaltrust.org.uk/clandonpark
t > 01372 467806
w > www.nationaltrust.org.uk/claremont
opening times >
APR - OCT Daily 10:00 - 18:00
NOV - MAR Tues - Sun 10:00 - 17:00
(or dusk if earlier)
opening times >
14 MAR - 31 OCT Tues - Thurs & Sun, Bank
Holiday Mondays, Good Friday, Easter Saturday.
HOUSE: 11:00 - 17:00 MUSEUM: 12:00 - 17:00
gift aid admission (standard price in brackets) >
Adult House & Grounds Child House & Grounds Family House & Grounds
Group
Adult Combined* Child Combined*
Family Combined*
Group Combined*
£8.60 (£7.70)
£4.20 (3.80)
£23.10 (£20)
£7.00
£12.20 (£11.00)
£6.10 (£5.50)
£35.10 (£31.50)
£12.20 (£11.00)
* Combined prices are for both Clandon Park & Hatchlands Parks.
Built by the Venetian architect, Leoni, in the
1730s for 2nd Lord Onslow, Clandon Park
has one of the finest marble halls in Europe.
The 4th Earl served as Governor of New
Zealand from 1888 - 1892, which is why there
is a Maori meeting house in the grounds.
Attractive gardens contain a sunken Dutch
garden, grotto and stunning bulb field in
spring. Inside a superb collection of 18th
century furniture, textiles and one of the
finest collections of porcelain, including
Meissen Commedia dell’arte figures.
Clandon is also home to the Queen’s Royal
Surrey Regiment Museum. A first class
licensed restaurant in the vaulted undercroft
is open for coffee, lunch and teas from 11am.
(15-50)
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HATCHLANDS PARK
EAST CLANDON,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU4 7RT
t > 01483 222482
e > hatchlands@nationaltrust.org.uk
w > www.nationaltrust.org.uk/hatchlands
opening times >
HOUSE: 1 APR - 31 OCT
Tues - Thurs & Sun + Bank Holiday Mondays
Closed Mondays & Christmas Day
admission >
5C
WALKS: Daily 1 APR - 31 OCT
FREE to members of the National Trust.
Non members
Adult £6.40, Child £3.20, Under 5’s FREE
Family £16
Rest, relaxation and family fun - whatever
your mood or whoever you’re with, escape
to the beautiful 18th century landscape
garden cared for by the National Trust near
Esher, Surrey. Visit Claremont Landscape
Garden and experience its beautiful and often
surprising features, including the Camellia
Terrace, tranquil lake, grotto, amphitheatre
and an exciting children’s play area. There
is a tea-room and shop serving a mouth
watering range of homemade cakes and a
seasonal lunchtime menu.
(30)
gift aid admission (standard price in brackets) >
Adult House & Grounds Child House & Grounds Family House & Grounds
Hatchlands Park Only - Adult
Hatchlands Park Only - Child
Hatchlands Park Only - Group
Adult Combined* Child Combined*
Family Combined*
Group Combined*
£7.00 (6.30)
£3.60 (3.25)
£18.90 (17.00)
£4.00 (£3.60)
£2.00 (£1.80)
£5.95
£12.20 (£11.00)
£6.10 (£5.50)
£35.10 (£31.50)
£12.20 (£11.00)
* Combined prices are for both Clandon Park & Hatchlands Park.
Hatchlands is set in a beautiful 430 acre
Repton park offering a variety of parkland and
woodland walks. The house was built
for the naval hero Admiral Boscawen in 1756
and boasts the earliest surviving interiors
by Robert Adam. Inside explore the world’s
largest collection of composer related
keyboards upon which J.C.Bach, Chopin,
Mahler & Elgar, to mention a few, have played.
The shop and licensed tearoom serving
coffee, lunches and teas can be found in
the lovely cobbled courtyard, both open the
same days as the house.
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LOSELEY PARK
PAINSHILL PARK
POLESDEN LACEY
LOSELEY PARK
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU3 1HS
Portsmouth Road,
Cobham, Surrey KT11 1JE
GREAT BOOKHAM,
NR DORKING, SURREY RH5 6BD
t > 01483 405112
e > enquiries@loseleypark.co.uk
w > www.loseley-park.com
t > 01932 868113
e > info@painshill.co.uk
w > www.painshill.co.uk
t > 01372 452048
e > polesdenlacey@nationaltrust.org.uk
w > www.nationaltrust.org.uk/polesdenlacey
opening times >
opening times > Open daily
opening times >
GARDEN, SHOP & TEAROOM:
MAY - SEPT Tues - Sun + BH Mondays 11:00 - 17:00
MAR - OCT 10:30 - 18:00 or dusk if earlier
(last entry 16:30)
HOUSE: MAY - AUG Tues - Thurs + Sun 13:00 - 17:00, BH 13:00 - 17:00
NOV - FEB 10:30 - 16:00 or dusk if earlier
(last entry 15:00)
Closed Christmas Day & Boxing Day
admission >
House, Garden & Grounds: Adult £8,
Child (5 - 16) £4, Conc £7.50, Family (2A + 3C) £20.00
Garden & Grounds Only: Adult £4.50,
Child (5+) £2.25, Conc £4.00
Friends of Loseley Park: £20
(free entry and 1 guest to garden during season
and special offers)
Special rates for group booking (Min 10 people).
Visitors to Loseley Park can enjoy a wealth
of hidden treasures. Loseley House contains
many fine works of art and furniture dating
from the 16th century, whilst the surrounding
gardens and grounds provide beauty and
tranquility. The stunning Walled Garden
features an award-winning rose garden, white
garden, herb garden, flower garden, organic
vegetable garden and delightful moat walk.
Other attractions include a lake walk, tea
room serving light snacks, gift shop and
plant sales.
Adults £6.60, Concessions £5.80,
Child (5 - 16) £3.85, Family (2A + 4C) £22.00,
Under 5’s & Disabled Carer FREE
Group rates available
located >
On A245 just off A3 near M25 J10
Step into a ‘living work of art’ and discover 158
acres of magnificent 18th century Georgian
landscape and 14 acre lake. Visit the amazing
crystal Grotto*, a romantic Ruined Abbey, the
Gothic Temple, an exotic Turkish Tent and climb
the 99 steps of the Gothic Tower for spectacular
views across Surrey. Throughout the year from
snowdrops to autumn colour; the plantings,
national collection of North American trees and
shrubs, and Vineyard offer seasonal interest
within the parkland. We hold a great variety of
events, school holiday activities and a children’s
summer camp, as well as a varied programme of
interesting talks. Please call or visit the website
for further details. *Limited opening times.
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Grounds/Restaurant/Shops: 7 days a week
1 JAN - 12 FEB 10:00 - 16:00
13 FEB - 31 OCT 10:00 - 17:00
1 NOV - 31 DEC 10:00 - 16:00
See website for further details
admission >
House: 3 MAR - 31 OCT Weds - Sun 11:00 - 17:00
admission >
Adult House & Grounds Child House & Grounds Family House & Grounds
Adult Grounds Child Grounds
Family Grounds
£11.60
£5.80
£29.00
£7.40
£3.70
£18.50
Originally an elegant 1820s Regency villa
in a magnificent landscape setting. The
house was remodelled after 1906 by the
Hon Mrs Ronald Greville, a well-known
Edwardian hostess. Her collection of fine
paintings, furniture, porcelain and silver
are still displayed in the reception rooms
and galleries. Extensive grounds (1,400
acre estate), walled rose garden, lawns and
landscaped walks. Farm shop, restaurant, gift
shop and gardens open all year round.
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RAMSTER GARDEN
RHS GARDEN WISLEY
CHIDDINGFOLD, SURREY GU8 4SN
Woking, Surrey GU23 6QB
t > 01428 654167
e > rosie@ramsterevents.com
w > www.ramsterevents.com
t > 0845 260 9000
w > www.rhs.org.uk/wisley
opening times >
opening times > All year except Christmas Day
Open 2 APR - 20 JUN 2010
Garden and Tea House - 10:00 - 17:00 daily
Plant and Food Fair 25th April 2010
Children’s Theatre in the garden, 20th June 2010
admission >
£5.00, Under 16s FREE
Groups welcome by appointment
Ramster is a stunning, mature woodland
garden set in over 30 acres, famous for its
Rhododendrons and Azaleas collection
and carpets of bluebells. Enjoy a peaceful
wander down the meandering woodland
walk, explore the bog garden with stepping
stones under the giant Gunnera or relax in the
tranquil enclosed Tennis Court Garden.
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Mon - Fri 10:00 - 18:00 Sat & Sun 09:00 - 18:00
(NOV - FEB closes 16.30)
Last admission 1 hr before closing
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OXTED, SURREY RH8 0SD
t > 01273 715359
w > www.titsey.org
opening times >
Mid MAY - End of SEPT Weds & Sun
MAY & AUG Bank Holidays 13:00 - 17:00 admission >
Garden only on Easter Mon.
Garden only open every Sat during
opening season.
Adult £9.50, Child (6 - 16 yrs) £3,
Children under 6 FREE, Group rates from £7.50 (if
paid 3 days in advance), RHS members FREE
Whatever the season, Wisley guarantees
a wonderful day out. Enjoy glorious vistas,
year round beauty and ever-changing colour
across 200 acres of garden landscapes.
Plant highlights include swathes of spring
bulbs in March and April and rhododendrons
in May. A wide variety of dahlias fill the garden
in September, whilst rich red and orange
autumn foliage and winter chrysanthemums
continue the colour to the end of the year.
Wisley has stunning mixed borders, a
vegetable garden offering plenty of ideas
on how to grow your own, and a traditional
English Country garden offering beauty
and tranquillity. No visit to Wisley would be
complete without enjoying the magnificent
tropical plant collection in the stunning
Glasshouse.
So whether you’re looking to enjoy a gentle
stroll with friends, searching for garden
inspiration or want to entertain the children
on a family day out, Wisley’s size, beauty and
diversity will ensure an exceptional visit for all.
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AND GARDENS
Open exclusively for groups by arrangement. The Church of St James is open
Easter Sun - 31 OCT every Weds, Sat, Sun & BH
admission >
House & Garden £7
Garden Only £4.50
Children Under 16 £1
Woodland walks Free and open 365 days.
Titsey Place, with its stunning garden, lakes,
woodland walks, walled kitchen garden and
park offering panoramic views, enchants
visitors. Enjoy the fine family portraits,
furniture, a beautiful collection of porcelain
and a marvellous set of four Canaletto
pictures of Venice. After visiting the mansion
house and grounds, why not relax in our
new tea room where light refreshments are
available. Open exclusively for groups by
arrangement. (80)
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BROOKLANDS
MUSEUM
6A
BROOKLANDS ROAD, WEYBRIDGE KT13 0QN
Delving into the past of the many market towns and villages
in the county of Surrey is a truly fascinating way to immerse
yourself in the area. Spending an hour at any of the local
museums (Guildford, Dorking, Haslemere, Farnham,
Godalming, Leatherhead, Reigate or the Lightbox in Woking)
will unlock times gone by and reveal how these places have
been shaped by historic events.
t > 01932 857381
e > info@brooklandsmuseum.com
w > www.brooklandsmuseum.com
Many areas have guided tours by experienced blue-badged
guides who bring the local area to life. Tours vary from
spooky ghost strolls to life in medieval times and famous
(and infamous) past residents – from Kings to scoundrels and
industrialists to artists.
BROOKLANDS Museum in Weybridge is
famous for recapturing the spirit of the
birthplace of British motorsport and aviation.
Heritage Open Days in September, offers free access to
buildings not always open to the public, including Farnham
Castle, Guildford Castle, The Medieval Undercroft, Foxenden
Quarry, Guildford House Gallery, Dorking Caves and the
Pepperpot in Godalming, to name but a few.
opening times >
Summer 10:00 - 17:00
Winter 10:00 - 16:00
admission >
Family £24, Adult £9, Senior Citizen £7, Child (5 16) £5, Child (Under 5) FREE
(correct October 2009)
This site, created by local wealthy land
owner Hugh Locke King in 1907, was the first
purpose built motor racing circuit in the world
and where pioneer aviator AV Roe made his
first trials in powered flight. It developed to
become a wonder of the Edwardian age and
one of the most exciting and ‘happening’
places of the 20s and 30s.
Brooklands embraced most of Great Britain’s
automobile World Record Breaking success.
In the air, the Vickers Vimy, Wellington
Bomber, Hawker Hurricane and the iconic
Concorde were all symbolic of the pioneering
effort that pervaded these few Surrey acres.
Brooklands Museum tells the full story with
genuine artefacts and memorabilia. It is
open every day apart from a few days over
Christmas. Visit www.brooklandsmuseum.
com for details or call 01932 857381.
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THE GREAT BARN WANBOROUGH
DAPDUNE WHARF
FARNCOMBE
BOAT HOUSE
WHARF ROAD,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 4RR
CATTESHALL LOCK,
GODALMING, SURREY GU7 1NH
WANBOROUGH, GUILDFORD,
SURREY GU3 2JR
t > 01483 561389
e > riverwey@nationaltrust.org.uk
w > www.nationaltrust.org.uk
t > 01483 421306
e > enquiries@farncombeboats.co.uk
w > www.farncombeboats.co.uk
t > 01483 444750 (via Guildford Museum)
e > museum@guildford.gov.uk
w > www.guildfordmuseum.co.uk
opening times >
opening times >
opening times >
13 MAR - 31 OCT Thurs - Mon 11:00 - 17:00
Last entry 30 minutes before closing
14:00 - 17:00 Sat 17 APR, Sat 8 MAY, Sat 5 JUN,
Sun 20 JUN, Sat 3 JUL, Sun 18 JUL, Sat 7 AUG
EASTER - END OCT Daily 9:00 - 17:30
Bistro open all year round Weds - Sun
10:00 - 17:00 Fri/Sat/Sun 10,11,12 SEPT
Refreshments served all day during
Heritage weekend
admission >
admission >
NT members FREE
(on production of membership card)
Adult £3.80 (17 yrs plus),
Child £2 (5 - 16 yrs),
Family (2A + 3C) £10.50
Boat Trip: Dapdune Belle/Seewey 40 minutes
Adult £3.50 (17 yrs plus),
Child £2 (1 - 16)
The visitor centre at Dapdune Wharf is the
centrepiece of one of the National Trust’s
most unusual properties, the River Wey
Navigations.
A series of interactive exhibits and displays
allow you to discover the fascinating story
of Surrey’s secret waterway, one of the
first British rivers to be made navigable.
See where the huge Wey barges were built
and climb aboard Reliance, one of the last
surviving barges. Children’s trails, family
events and guided walks run throughout
the season.
River trips available, weather permitting.
Depends on activity chosen,
please contact for details
Our idyllic ‘island’ setting is just the place to
relax and enjoy the River Wey.
Hire a rowing boat, canoe and punt for the
hour or the day. Take time afloat with family,
friends or business colleagues on one of our
purpose-built day narrow boats, cruising to
Guildford and back or spend a short break
or week as skipper of a traditionally painted
holiday narrow boat.
‘Hectors on the Wey’ Bistro on the riverside
lawn is just the place to sit and watch the
world go by over a glass of wine or cup
of tea.
Tea served on the Sunday open days
20 JUN, 18 JUL
admission >
FREE
The Great Barn at Wanborough lies just to
the north of the Hog’s Back. It is one of the
largest and most important medieval barns
in south east England. It was built in 1388
by the Cistercian monks of Waverley Abbey,
five miles away, as part of a ‘grange’ - a farm
which supplied the abbey itself.
Waverley Abbey was closed down by King
Henry VIII in 1536 but the barn has remained
essentially as it was in the Middle Ages.
Stewards are available on the above open
days to conduct tours of the hamlet including
the barn and church. Visits by groups can be
arranged on other dates.
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GUILDFORD CASTLE
GUILDFORD
CATHEDRAL
CASTLE STREET,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3SX
STAG HILL,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU2 7UP
HIGH STREET,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3AA
t > 01483 444751
e > museum@guildford.gov.uk
w > www.guildfordmuseum.co.uk
t > 01483 547860
e > reception@guildford-cathedral.org
w > www.guildford-cathedral.org
t > 01483 444035
w > www.guildford.gov.uk
opening times >
opening times >
CATHEDRAL:
Daily throughout the year, 8:30 - 17:30
RESTAURANT & SHOPS:
9:00 - 16:30
APR - SEPT 10:00 - 17:00 everyday,
OCT & MAR Sat & Sun ONLY
(plus OCT HALF TERM) 11:00 - 17:00.
Closed NOV - FEB.
admission >
Adult £2.60, Conc & Child £1.30
The Castle Grounds are open all year round
- Admission is FREE
Tours and talks by arrangement
Educational visits by arrangement
The Great Tower is now open after extensive
renovation, including new floors and a roof
which has made the building more accessible
to visitors. The Tower contains a model of the
original castle, circa 1300, and interpretation
panels tracing its history to the present day.
There is a visitor platform on the roof offering
panoramic views of Guildford.
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FREE
From its commanding hilltop position,
Guildford Cathedral is an imposing landmark.
Inside, there is tranquility, peace, beauty,
lightness and space, created by the interior
of pale Somerset sandstone and white Italian
marble floors.
Admission is free and additional facilities
include a gift shop, book shop and
restaurant. Large car and coach park
available with free parking.
Full facilities for disabled visitors.
(200)
Open all year for tours:
Tues & Thurs 14:00 & 15:00.
Groups by arrangement.
admission >
admission >
opening times >
FREE
16th/17th century building of great historic
interest, formerly a courtroom and Council
Chamber. The ground floor is of Tudor origin.
The building houses the Civic plate and many
rare items. The Classical front of the building
is dominated by a magnificent bracket clock
made in 1683.
A stairwalker is available for access to the
council chamber upon request.
The Guildhall is available for private hire,
please contact for more details.
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RURAL LIFE CENTRE
SHALFORD MILL
THE UNDERCROFT
REEDS ROAD, TILFORD,
FARNHAM, SURREY GU10 2DL
SHALFORD,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU4 8BS
72 HIGH STREET,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3HE
t > 01252 795571
e > info@rural-life.org.uk
w > www.rural-life.org.uk
t > 01483 561389
e > shalfordmill@nationaltrust.org.uk
w > www.nationaltrust.org.uk
t > 01483 444751 (via Guildford Museum)
w > www.guildfordmuseum.co.uk
opening times >
opening times >
10 MAR - 31 OCT Weds - Sun + BH 10:00 - 17:00
Winter Season: Weds & Sun 11:00 - 16:00
admission >
(Premium Events excepted)
Adult £8, Concession £7,
Child (5 - 16) £6, Family (2A + 2C) £25
The Rural Life Centre is a museum of past
village life covering the years from 1750 to
1960. It is set in over ten acres of garden and
woodland and housed in purpose-built and
reconstructed buildings including a chapel,
village hall, cricket pavilion and schoolroom.
Displays show village crafts and trade
such as wheelwrighting, bakers, vets and
many more. An historic village playground
provides entertainment for children as does
a preserved narrow guage light railway
which operates on Sundays. There is also
an arboretum with over 100 species of trees
from around the world.
Send a self-addressed envelope for a
diary of events.
28 MAR - 31 OCT Weds and Sun ONLY
11:00 - 16:30 Guided tours only
admission >
National Trust members FREE
Adult £2.50, Child £1.25, Family £5
Booked Guided Tours: Group £3, Child £1.50
NB: No parking at the property
Shalford Mill is a wonderful hidden gem, in
the quiet backwater of Shalford sitting across
the clear water of the Tillingbourne stream.
The National Trust runs regular guided tours
of this well preserved early 18th century
water mill. The building has remained
almost unaltered since ceasing operations
in 1914. Although the water wheel no longer
functions, it is still possible to trace the
remarkable journey of grain around the mill
before it was bagged up and carted off to the
bakers.
opening times >
Weds 14:00 - 16:00 and Sat 10:00 - 16:00
MAY - SEPT
admission >
FREE
The medieval Undercroft on Guildford High
Street is one of the finest examples in the
country. Dating from the end of the 13th
century, this stone vaulted semi-basement
is thought to have been a merchant’s shop,
selling wine or expensive cloths or silk.
Undercrofts like this are a feature of towns
engaged in the import and export trade,
and the merchant who built this Undercroft
must have expected to deal with prosperous
clients who sought luxury goods. There are
traces of perhaps half a dozen Undercrofts in
Guildford at the time that this one was built.
They were very expensive and only a rich
merchant could afford the masonry work,
indicating that Guildford was very wealthy
throughout the middle ages.
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art, culture
& antiques
Come and be entertained in Surrey, where the best in
theatre, film, comedy, dance, and music await you! Surrey
has something to offer everyone, from touring musicals and
exhibitions, festive pantomimes and live music to cutting edge
drama, dance and stand-up talent.
A host of popular performance venues cover the county,
including large theatres hosting superb West End productions
as well as more intimate arts venues in unique settings.
Those interested in the visual arts can take advantage of a
wide range of galleries, both modern and traditional, and even
an outdoor sculpture park set in mature woodland. There are
various arts festivals throughout the year and some hands-on
art workshops if you want to get creative yourself.
Look out for the county-wide Surrey Artist’s Open Studios in
June, music and book festivals, Guilfest, and the Arts Alive
Festival.
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THE AMBASSADORS
NEW VICTORIA THEATRE, AMBASSADORS
CINEMAS AND RHODA McGAW THEATRE,
PEACOCKS CENTRE, WOKING,
SURREY GU21 6GQ
t > 0844 871 7645 (Theatre Box Office)
0844 871 7643 (Cinemas)
e > wokingboxoffice@theambassadors.com
w > www.ambassadortickets/woking
opening times >
Box Office Mon - Sat 10:00 - 21:30, Sun 12:00 - 21:30
The New Victoria Theatre
The comfort of its spacious front of house
areas and luxurious 1331 seat auditorium,
coupled with state of the art technical
facilities, excellent acoustics and clear sight
lines, allow the New Victoria Theatre to play
host to top quality drama, comedy, musical,
concerts, touring opera and ballet and the
very best pre and post-West End shows.
The Rhoda McGaw Theatre
The 230 seat Rhoda McGaw Theatre is
a community performance space jointly
managed by Woking Borough Council and
The Ambassdors, Woking in association with
Woking Drama Association.
The Ambassadors Multiplex Cinemas
The Ambassadors Cinema is a six screen
cinema complex boasting digital surround
sound in all six screens, a wide range of
concessions and a comfortable and friendly
environment.
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ANTIQUES QUARTER
Historic West Street, Dorking
w > www.weststreetdorking.com
West Street, in the heart of the historic
market town of Dorking, with it’s beautiful
listed 16th century properties, is home to the
many individual antique shops and antique
centres specialising in furniture and objet
d’art from the medieval period through to
art deco of the 20th century. West Street’s
reputation for fine antiques, art galleries and
expertise is renowned, attracting buyers
worldwide with many dealers trading seven
days a week throughout the year.
West Street, once home to Pilgrim Father
William Mullins and now home to Dorking &
District Museum, is not just about antiques,
it also offers visitors two fine eateries from
famed restaurateur Paul Montalto, eclectic
independent shops, ladies designer wear and
accessories boutiques, and rare and unusual
textiles.
West Street holds popular arts and antiques
events and, with new antiques shops recently
opened for business, there is plenty for
collectors, browsers, diners and shoppers
alike. More information can be found on the
website www.weststreetdorking.com.
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DORKING HALLS
REIGATE ROAD, DORKING,
SURREY RH4 1SG
t > 01306 881717
e > boxoffice@molevalley.gov.uk
w > www.dorkinghalls.co.uk
opening times >
Mon - Sat from 10:00
Sun opening times vary please contact the
Box Office directly
One of Surrey’s most popular venues,
Dorking Halls, presents a lively programme of
live entertainment and all the latest movies.
This beautiful 1930s venue is famous for
its association with the British composer
Ralph Vaughan Williams, who for many years
conducted the Leith Hill Musical Festival at
Dorking Halls. A statue of Vaughan Williams
stands outside and a commemorative plaque
can be found in the foyer.
The venue’s Intermission Café is a welcoming
haven for visitors to the area offering a range
of tasty meals and snacks.
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THE ELECTRIC THEATRE
ONSLOW STREET,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 4SZ
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GRAYSHOTT POTTERY
& CAFÉ BISTRO
School Road, Grayshott, Hindhead GU26 6LR
t > 01428 604404
e > sales@grayshottpottery.com
w > www.grayshottpottery.com
t > 01483 444789 (box office)
e > electrictheatre@guildford.gov.uk
w > www.electrictheatre.co.uk
Please check the website for performance times.
admission >
The Electric Theatre is Guildford’s local
community theatre and is well known for
its eclectic programme of drama, musicals,
dance, music, poetry, film, lectures and
book-signings. It aims to offer ‘something
for everyone’.
The theatre was opened in January 1997 with
first class technical facilities and a café bar
and riverside terrace which enables patrons
to enjoy high quality food and drink in a
riverside setting.
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Grayshott Pottery sits neatly between Grayshott
Primary School and St Luke’s Church in
Grayshott, a short drive from Farnham and
Haslemere and close to main road routes.
Grayshott Pottery offers a studio gallery, an
extensive gift shop (around 4,000 sq ft) and
also a cosy café and patio area, where you can
linger over lunch or a frothy cappuccino and a
plate of home-made cakes! Grayshott Pottery
has a small visitor information point too.
Trading for over 50 years, it has strong links
to Compton Pottery, situated at Watts Gallery
near Guildford, which was started by Mary
Watts, wife of the great Victorian painter, G.F.
Watts. Grayshott Pottery is now also the home
of Dartington Pottery which began in Devon.
Today, the company is run under an ‘Employee
Trust’ and visitors can see potters and artists
at work creating historical reference pieces and
‘cutting edge’ art design, as well as the creation
of modern restaurant-ware for many famous
High Street food outlets.
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admission >
admission >
Prices vary, call the box office for
further information on 01483 444789
155 HIGH STREET,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3AJ
Café Bistro - Mon - Sat 9:00 - 16:30
Sun & Bank Holidays 10:00 - 15:30
Non-Show Nights: 10:30 - 17:00
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SHOP & GALLERY - Mon - Sat 9:00 - 17:30
Sun & Bank Holidays 10:00 - 16:00
Show Nights: 10:30 - 23:00
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t > 01483 444742
e > guildfordhouse@guildford.gov.uk
w > www.guildfordhouse.co.uk
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opening times >
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GUILDFORD
HOUSE GALLERY
FREE
Guildford House Gallery is a fascinating 17th
century Grade 1 Listed Town House located
on the High Street. It has been the home
of the Borough Art Collection since 1959.
It offers a varied programme of temporary
exhibitions, talks, tours and workshops. Full
details can be found on the website or by
telephoning the Gallery.
The gift shop stocks a unique selection of
greetings cards, stationery and work by local
crafts people. The Gallery Café serves hot
and cold home made snacks and beverages
all day. During the winter months, visitors
can enjoy refreshments inside or in a heated
marquee in the courtyard.
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GUILDFORD MUSEUM
CASTLE ARCH, QUARRY STREET,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3SX
t > 01483 444750
e > museum@guildford.gov.uk
w > www.guildfordmuseum.co.uk
opening times >
Mon - Sat 11:00 - 17:00
(last admission 16:45)
admission >
FREE
Set in a series of historic buildings just a
couple of minutes walk from Guildford
High Street, the Museum is full of charm
and interest.
Browse our displays of archaeology, local
history and textiles, learn about Guildford’s
links with celebrities such as Lewis Carroll
and Gertrude Jekyll, visit our changing
exhibitions (there’s always something new
to see) and don’t miss our gift shop for a
range of local history books, unusual gifts
and cards.
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GUILDFORD
SHAKESPEARE COMPANY
t > 01483 304384
e > info@guildford-shakespeare-company.co.uk
w > www.guildford-shakespeare-company.co.uk
Guildford Shakespeare Company produces
professional site-specific theatre in and
around some of Guildford’s most beautiful
venues.
The company’s productions are innovative,
exciting and for all ages. These performances
are much more than just theatre, but a
theatrical event!
Every summer the company produces a
double-bill of open-air theatre in Guildford’s
Castle Grounds and by the University of
Surrey Lake. In February 2010, they will be
producing the time-less love story Romeo +
Juliet in the historic 18th Century Holy Trinity
Church on Guildford’s famous High Street.
To find out more and book tickets visit the
website.
“Guildford Shakespeare Company are magic”
– Surrey Advertiser 2009
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THE LIGHTBOX
THE SCULPTURE PARK
CHOBHAM ROAD,
WOKING, SURREY GU21 4AA
JUMPS ROAD,
CHURT, SURREY GU10 2LH
t > 01483 737800
e > info@thelightbox.org.uk
w > www.thelightbox.org.uk
m > 07831 500506
t > 01428 605453
e > eddiepowell@thesculpturepark.co.uk
w > www.thesculpturepark.com
opening times >
Tues - Sat 10:30 - 17:00, Sun 11:00 - 17:00
Closed Mondays
admission >
FREE (a charge may apply to some exhibitions)
Visit the most exciting gallery and museum in
the South East.
Winner of the Surrey Business Award for
Leisure and Tourism 2009 and The Art Fund
Prize 2008
If you’re passionate about the arts and
history, want activities and fun, or would
just like somewhere quiet to relax and think,
you’ll find it all at The Lightbox. Designed
by the architects of the London Eye, Marks
Barfield, the building hosts a wide range
of exhibitions, changing regularly and is
welcoming for all the family.
Complete your visit with a delicious meal
or coffee at Palette our canal-side bistro, or
browse for a special gift at our gift shop.
opening times >
Open 7 days a week 10:00 - 17:00
(including Bank Holidays)
admission >
Adult £6, Child (5 - 15) £3, SC £3, Under 5s FREE
More than 150 renowned sculptors exhibiting
over 200 sculptures along a one and a half
mile trail throughout ten acres of arboretum
and wildlife inhabited water gardens.
Specialising in the sale of 20th century,
modern and contemporary sculpture, advice
is freely given on the supply of works of art to
suit all budgets, from commercial ornamental
to serious investments!
Many famous deceased luminaries, some of
the most prestigious living artists, together
with selected emerging talents are all
represented.
The Lightbox has something for everyone.
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YVONNE ARNAUD
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1 MOUSHILL LANE, MILFORD,
SURREY GU8 5BH
Watts Gallery, Down Lane,
Compton, Guildford GU3 1DQ
MILLBROOK,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3UX
t > 01483 424769
e > info@SurreyGuild.com
w > www.SurreyGuild.com
t > 01483 810235
e > info@wattsgallery.org.uk
w > www.wattsgallery.org.uk
t > 01483 440000 (BOX OFFICE)
e > yat@yvonne-arnaud.co.uk
w > www.yvonne-arnaud.co.uk
opening times >
opening times >
opening times >
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CRAFT GALLERY
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Open Daily 10:30 - 17:00
(Closed the week after Christmas)
admission >
FREE
Surrey’s Best Kept Secret! - We are a little out
of the way, but well worth a visit!
Our Gallery is run co-operatively by 50
members. Here you can select from a
constantly changing collection of colourful
ceramics, luminous glass, sparkling jewellery,
fine metalwork, luscious textiles, wonderful
wood, and more! By buying direct, prices are
reasonable, and commissions welcome.
About us: The Surrey Guild of Craftsmen
formed 30 years ago to promote the work of
professional, local craftspeople. Craftspeople
selected for membership are talented
designer makers, many of whom are award
winning, and the guild embraces a wide
selection of decorative and applied arts.
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PLEASE NOTE Group tours cost £5.50 per person and must
be booked in advance.
Watts Gallery Information Point & Shop:
Tues - Fri 11:00 - 15:00, Sat 11:00 - 17:00,
Sun 13:00 - 17:00
Watts Gallery will reopen to the public
late 2010.
Please contact the Gallery for more details.
During the period Watts Gallery is closed for
restoration, we are taking bookings for tours
of the beautiful Watts Cemetery Chapel.
This unique building was designed and built
by Mary Seton Watts and is a wonderful
fusion of Art Nouveau, Celtic, Romanesque
and Egyptian influences. The tour will last
approximately one hour and will also include
the Watts Memorial. Both buildings are
undercover and have seating available.
The Watts Chapel is around 300 yards from
the Watts Gallery Information Point and Shop
and Tea Shop, which displays a selection of
Compton Pottery, a film on G.F. Watts, the
restoration updates and a range of gifts.
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(10:00 - 18:00 on non-performance days)
admission >
Prices vary, please call our Box Office or visit our
website for further information
The ideal place for a complete night out with
two auditoriums, restaurants, bars and a
riverside garden. The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
offers new plays, pre and post West End
shows and classics, plus opera, ballet, music
and comedy as well as children’s events.
An annual pantomime, art exhibition and
film season feature and the Youth Theatre
offers an exciting mix of activities for young
people and adults all year round. Call the Box
Office for details of current events, or visit
our website, where you can find out more
information, book tickets or download our
current brochure.
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Surrey is perfect for a bit of retail therapy. The towns offer
high street branded names, designer shops and independent
outlets. Shopping Malls are perfect place to eat, shop and
meet with friends whatever the weather. The villages are a
haven for antique hunters and original gifts, and look out for
the regular farmers markets across the county offering locally
produced fruit, vegetables and meat, and craft markets offer a
range of original items including clothing, bags, jewellery and
hand crafted items.
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e > parking@guildford.gov.uk
w > www.guildford.gov.uk
opening times >
Every Friday & Saturday
Every Friday and Saturday central Guildford
is bustling with visitors to the traditional
street market. Shoppers will find fruit,
flowers and other fresh produce alongside
fancy goods, clothing and numerous other
products.
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SHOPPING CENTRE
4C
DORKING
t > 01306 742899
w > www.stmartinswalk.co.uk
Conveniently adjacent to the towns’ main car park and easily accessed
from the High Street, St Martins Walk is an open-air shopping centre,
with a mix of well-known names, independent shops and an outdoor
café area. The centre hosts many of Dorking’s popular annual festivals,
including Easter events, Arts Alive Street Party and Christmas Gala
Night.
Aromantica
Body Shop
Capelli Hair Design
Chimes for Lunch
Clinton Cards
Cook
Country Bride
Fothergills
Fun & Games
Help the Aged
Holistic Life Centre
Julian Graves
Marks & Spencer
Monsoon
MXS Books
Shoecare
Silk Road
Vodafone
TUNSGATE SQUARE
SHOPPING CENTRE
5C
98-110 High Street, Guildford,
Surrey GU1 3HE
t > 01483 569527
f > 01483 537153
e > shopping@tunsgate.co.uk
w > www.tunsgate.co.uk
open >
Open 7 days a week
(see website for individual shop opening hours)
Situated in the heart of Guildford, half way up the cobbled High
Street opposite the town’s famous Guildhall clock is Tunsgate Square
Shopping Centre. This prime shopping centre offers a wide range of
quality homewares, furniture, luggageware and gifts and the finest in
designer fashions, accessories and footwear for men and women, all in
an unrivalled sophisticated and spacious environment.
The Tunsgate car park is directly beneath and can be entered via Castle
Street by the Castle Grounds with pedestrian access leading straight
into the conservatory-style Square, where the recently refurbished,
family-run Continental Café is located, creating a perfect place to meet
for continental-style coffees and English teas, smoothies, patisseries
and home-made light meals.
The Centre has a high number of independently owned stores such as
Babylon, C&H, Hartleys Menwear and Sergio Pizarro trading alongside
some of the best known, such as Barbour, Clarks, Heal’s, Panasonic
Store and Sofa Workshop.
The pearl at the heart of Guildford.
Over 400 parking spaces. Disabled access. Ladies, gents & disabled
toilets.
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great
days out
Our guide to great days out takes in creatures great and small
with a trip to Bocketts Farm, Birdworld and llama trekking in
the Surrey Hills. For a gentle day out, amble around the many
markets, or take a boat along the River Wey. For the more
adventurous, there is a high wire forest adventure at Go Ape!
or a work-out at Guildford Spectrum Sports Centre.
For a corporate day out, why not visit the Hogs Back Brewery
for a tour and sample the brew, or get dressed up and visit
Sandown Racecourse?
We are justifiably proud in having the UK’s largest agricultural
event taking place in Surrey every May Bank Holiday, when
the Surrey County Show brings the best of British livestock,
international entertainers and local produce together for a
fantastic family day out.
There’s so much to do in Surrey, why not turn your day out into
a weekend?
For more itinerary ideas from antiques to wine and country
house tours, visit www.visitsurrey.com
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BOCKETTS FARM PARK
YOUNG STREET, FETCHAM,
LEATHERHEAD, SURREY KT22 9BS
t > 01372 363764
e > jane@bockettsfarm.co.uk
w > www.bockettsfarm.co.uk
opening times >
Open Daily 10:00 - 17:00
Not open 25 & 26 DEC & 1 JAN
admission >
Adult £8.25, Senior Citizen £7.75,
Child (3 - 17 yrs) £7.75, Children 2 yrs £6.25, Disabled £5.75
Bocketts Farm is a working family farm set
in beautiful countryside on the slopes of
the North Downs in Surrey. We have many
breeds of animals and lots of attractions for
all the family both inside and out. A great day
out whatever the weather!
Being a working farm no two days are quite
the same. Lambing, shearing, hay making
and the harvest punctuate our farming year
and there are often lambs, goat kids, calves,
piglets, foals, and chicks to see.
The huge covered area houses two fantastic
playbarns including a 70 foot 4 lane
astro-slide and outside are trampolines, play
trails and an amazing jumping pillow. Daily
activities include pony rides, tractor rides,
goat milking and pig racing. The new
‘Gold-Panning’ area is open at busy times.
Our Old Barn tearooms serves delicious food
all day and our toy and gift shop also sells
climbing frames and trampolines.
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DENBIES WINE ESTATE
EASTBOURNE ROAD (A22), NEWCHAPEL,
LINGFIELD, SURREY RH7 6LF
LONDON ROAD,
DORKING, SURREY RH5 6AA
t > 01342 834658
e > info@britishwildlifecentre.co.uk
w > www.britishwildlifecentre.co.uk
t > 01306 876616
w > www.denbies.co.uk
opening times >
Open all year for racedays
Wine Tours: Daily on the hour
admission >
admission >
(effective from 1st March 2010)
Adult £10, Senior £9, Child (3-15) £7.50,
Family (2A + 2C) £32
In the heart of East Surrey’s countryside is
the British Wildlife Centre - the best place to
see and learn about Britain’s own wonderful
wildlife, with over forty different species on
display, including foxes, otters, badgers, pine
martens and red squirrels, as well as beautiful
birds of prey. Half hourly Keeper Talks allow
you to see up close many animals rarely seen
in the wild. A great day out for all ages and a
real natural history lesson!
The Centre is on the A22 at Newchapel, near
Lingfield. Open weekends & Bank Holidays
from March to October and daily during
school holidays.
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t > 0844 579 3004
w > www.epsomdowns.co.uk
Daily 9:30 - 17:30
(Not open Christmas/Boxing/New Years Day)
10:00 - 17:00 every Saturday,
Sunday and Bank Holiday MAR - OCT
Every day during school holidays
EPSOM DOWNS
RACECOURSE
EPSOM DOWNS, SURREY KT18 5LQ
opening times >
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Tours from £9 per person
Group rates available
Denbies Wine Estate is England’s largest
single estate vineyard with 265 acres of
vines. This all weather venue gives visitors a
unique and fascinating insight into all aspects
of the wine producing process both indoor
and out.
The flint-clad Chateau-style Visitor Centre
offers two restaurants; Conservatory
Servery and the third floor a la carte Gallery
Restaurant providing spectacular views of the
estate, Wine and Gift shop, Kitchen Garden
Farm Shop and Art Gallery.
Epsom Downs Racecourse is set in idyllic
countryside with superb views over both
the downs and the London skyline. With a
fun-filled fixture list of 15 flat races including
the legendary Investec Derby Festival, five
racing and music nights in July including
Simply Red and many more great names to
be confirmed, and a family fun day in August,
it really is the perfect place to put a smile on
your face in 2010.
For more information or to book please call
0844 579 3004 or visit
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ETB ‘Silver 4 with its stunning views over
the vineyard is perfect for guests wishing to
extend their stay.
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BOATHOUSE
GO APE!, ALICE HOLT FOREST,
BUCKS HORN OAK, NR FARNHAM GU10 4LS
MILLBROOK,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3XJ
STOKE ROAD,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 1HB
t > 0845 094 8739
e > info@goape.co.uk
w > www.goape.co.uk
t > 01483 504494
e > info@guildfordboats.co.uk
w > www.guildfordboats.co.uk
t > 01483 444888
e > lido@guildford.gov.uk
w > www.guildfordlido.co.uk
opening times >
opening times >
EASTER - OCT Daily 9:00 - 17:30
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Weekends only 27 FEB - 21 MAR
Fri 26 MAR - Sun 31 OCT (Closed Tues during term times)
Weekends only throughout NOV
DEC openings tbc please see our website for details.
admission >
Adult from £30, Child (10 - 17) from £20
High wire forest adventure, Alice
Holt FOREST - Bring Out Your Inner Ape!
Think you, your friends and family can handle
3 hours of tree top adventure? Are you wild
enough to climb 30ft up a rope ladder, Tarzan
swing into a giant rope net then zip wire
through trees, crawl through tunnels and
tackle high wire rope bridges? If the answer’s
yes, you’re ready to Go Ape. Minimum age
10 years. Minimum height 1.4m/ 4ft7”.
Under 18’s must be supervised by a
participating adult. An adult can supervise
EITHER two under 18 year olds (where one or
both children are 10-15 years old) OR up to
five 16-17 year olds.
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Depends on length of trip and type of activity,
please contact for details.
Spending time on the river really is the fastest
way to slow down and for over a century
people have been enjoying a visit to the River
Wey at Guildford Boat House.
An excursion of an hour or two aboard “Harry
Stevens” transports you almost magically
from the busy town straight into picturesque
rural Surrey; “Alfred Leroy” offers the
additional pleasure of a meal afloat with a
party of friends or colleagues.
Rowing boats and canoes can be hired by
the hour or for complete relaxation take a
short break, week or longer aboard one of
our holiday narrowboats.
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Guildford’s open-air pool, the Lido, is open
during the summer season from April to
September. Set in 4½ acres of beautifully
landscaped gardens the heated Olympic
sized pool is a great place to chill out, meet
friends, picnic and of course, do some
serious swimming!
The Lido is one of Guildford’s greatest
treasures. Tucked away next to Guildford
College and 1 minute from the A3, it is one
of the country’s few remaining original 1930’s
pools. The Lido attracts an average of 60,000
people every season and is home for a
variety of community galas, competitions and
other community clubs and societies.
The Lido is also a great venue for private hire
with corporate BBQ’s our speciality.
Please visit our website or call us for detailed
opening times and prices.
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watch people go ape at www.goape.co.uk or
by calling 0845 094 8739.
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LEISURE COMPLEX
MERCEDES-BENZ
WORLD
PARKWAY,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 1UP
BROOKLANDS DRIVE,
WEYBRIDGE, SURREY KT13 0SL
THE MERRY HARRIERS, HAMBLEDON,
GODALMING, SURREY GU8 4DR
t > 01483 443322
e > info@guildfordspectrum.co.uk
w > www.guildfordspectrum.co.uk
t > 0870 400 4000
e > mbworld@mercedes.co.uk
w > www.mercedes-benzworld.co.uk
t > 01428 682883
e > info@surrey-hills-llamas.co.uk
w > www.surrey-hills-llamas.co.uk
Guildford Spectrum - the most exciting
leisure complex in the UK has many facilities
available for everyone to enjoy. These
include; four swimming pools including a
great leisure pool with wave machine, an
Olympic sized ice rink and a 32 lane tenpin
bowling centre.
opening times >
opening times >
For younger visitors, there’s a soft play
area providing a challenging and fun-filled
environment. There is free parking, two bars
and four restaurants and we are open 365
days a year!
Please visit our website or call us for detailed
opening times and prices.
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Open Daily 10:00 - 18:00
Open all year including Christmas Day
admission >
SURREY HILLS LLAMAS
admission >
FREE
Treks from £30
You’re always guaranteed a fun family day
out when you visit Mercedes-Benz World.
And the great thing is admission free.
Llamas are wonderful animals – friendly,
intelligent and inquisitive with an incredibly
calming influence.
There’s plenty to see and do from getting up
close to automotive classics and the current
Mercedes-Benz range to watching the Silver
Arrows AMG Display Team perform dazzling
displays of driving acrobatics. Plus there are
all sorts of events, festivals and concerts
throughout the year to make for an even
more entertaining time on special days.
Lead your very own llama through the
stunning Surrey Hills. Throughout the year
our gentle llamas will accompany you across
the North Downs - in summer, until we reach
the perfect spot to unpack our delicious
picnic lunch prepared with local produce. Or
on a crisp winter’s day, to an award winning
local pub for a sumptuous two course lunch.
And for a truly unforgettable day, you could
enjoy the thrill of a driving experience for
adults, kids or the whole family.
Special interest treks include ‘All-English
Produce St. George’s Day Trek’ and autumn
‘Funghi Forays’.
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to unwind or a gift for that special occasion.
Birthday parties. Corporate groups welcome.
From walking enthusiasts to couch potatoes
there is a trek to suit everyone from 8 to 80!
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golf
With 108 golf clubs, Surrey provides an abundance of choice
for any golfer. The landscape of heaths, downlands, commons
and parklands which characterise the county provide great
variety in a range of stunning settings.
Whether you are looking for a course to challenge or
develop your game Surrey has so much to offer the golfer championship venues, pay and play courses and beautiful
members’ clubs that accept visitors such as Burhill and
Effingham.
Why not turn your round of golf into an overnight stay and visit
a golf resort such as Gatton Manor? An ideal opportunity to
play, stay and relax or to visit other courses/attractions in the
area.
Regardless of how you play on the day, we know Surrey’s golf
courses won’t disappoint!
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GATTON MANOR
HOTEL & GOLF CLUB
BURHILL GOLF CLUB
EFFINGHAM
GOLF CLUB
BURWOOD ROAD,
WALTON ON THAMES, SURREY KT12 4BL
GUILDFORD ROAD, EFFINGHAM,
LEATHERHEAD, SURREY KT24 5PZ
OCKLEY, NR DORKING,
SURREY RH5 5PQ
t > 01932 227345
w > www.burhillgolf-club.co.uk
t > 01372 452203
e > secretary@effinghamgolfclub.com
w > www.effinghamgolfclub.com
t > 01306 627555
e > info@gattonmanor.co.uk
w > www.gattonmanor.co.uk
Effingham Golf Club is situated in a stunning
and convenient part of Surrey. It is a course
of outstanding quality set in 264 acres of
mature down land with exceptional views of
London from many of its holes. Designed by
Harry Colt the 6500yd course is a fair test of
golf and plays host to the Regional Qualifier
for the Open Championship.
Golfers of all levels and experience are
welcome at Gatton Manor whether members,
visitors, hotel residents, societies or
corporates.
Nestled in 400 acres of Surrey woodland,
close to the M25, A3 and Heathrow, Burhill
is the ideal setting for a day of golfing. With
two superb 18 hole courses, totally different
in character, 3 putting greens, a brand new
short game practice facility and a stunning
driving range with mats and grass tees,
Burhill poses a challenge for golfers of
all abilities.
The stunning Mansion clubhouse, built
in 1726 boasts a colourful history and
is a delightful setting for dining either in
The Orangery or on the beautiful Terrace
overlooking the feature 18th hole on the
New Course. A selection of private function
suites can accommodate numbers from 12
to 132 seated and a reception for 150 in the
beautiful Iveagh Lounge. From meetings and
conferences, private dining to exclusive use
weddings, Burhill is the perfect venue.
Among the options available are a Begin
Golf @ Burhill package which allows the
new golfer a chance to learn the game
whilst experiencing all the amenities of a top
class Club.
The Georgian Clubhouse offers a warm
welcome to all visitors with an excellent
selection of cuisine and wines. The
professional shop is open daily from 07.30am
to serve the every day needs of golfers and
they can be contacted on 01372 452606
or professional@effinghamgolfclub.com to
arrange a game.
Visit our website www.effinghamgolfclub.
com for further information and pictures of
the course.
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Gatton Manor offers a mature 18 hole
woodland course in a stunning setting.
Established in the late 1960s the challenging
course is championship length (6,600 yards)
and playable all year round. No two holes are
alike and imaginative use has been made of
streams, lakes, and tree-lined fairways.
The combination of excellent facilities,
the fair challenge of the course and our
multiple award winning service provides
no better place in which to enjoy a round
of golf. Afterwards you can relax and share
experiences in our Clubhouse. Golf breaks
available.
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KEY TO SYMBOLS
- DINING OUT
Separate Restaurant
Cream teas, champagne by the river, pub grub or pizza,
whatever you fancy Surrey has a range of quality places to eat,
drink and enjoy. Why not try Surrey Gold, one of our locally
produced wines from Denbies and make sure you have some
local watercress, (did you know Surrey is the UK’s biggest
producer!).
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Smoking Area
Children Welcome
Disabled Facilities
Garden
The Dining Out section of
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areas:
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CAMBIO RESTAURANT 6 D
THE CONTINENTAL
CAFÉ
2 - 4 SOUTH HILL, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3SY
6B TUNSGATE SQUARE, GUILDFORD GU1 3QZ
t > 01483 577702
e > cambiosouthhill@aol.com
w> www.cambiorestaurant.com
t > 01483 303619
w > www.thecontinentalcafe.co.uk
Located in Guildford’s town centre, Cambio
Restaurant extends into the castle ground gardens
where guests can enjoy pre-dinner drinks on the
terrace. It’s minimal but stunning design of natural
wood and stainless steel allows food to be the star
of the show. A large window gives diners a view
of the immaculate kitchen where there is a ‘chef
table’ voted ‘Top Ten Chef’s Tables’ in UK very
popular with regulars. Chef Carmelo Carnevale
has created a modern Italian menu. Catering is
available for private dining, weddings and parties.
Popular & spacious family friendly 150 seat
café in lovely setting under a magnificent glass
atrium, surrounded by the exclusive home
furnishing and fashion shops of Tunsgate
Square. Access from High Street (opposite the
Guildhall clock), Tunsgate and Castle Street. Our
home made menu includes English breakfast,
deli sandwiches, hot paninis & wraps, jacket
potatoes, chilli and our locally famous large
scones. Continental coffees, teas, soft drinks,
smoothies, ice cream milk shakes & sundaes.
prices > £35 per person
Set lunch also available at
£14 per person (2 courses)
prices >
Average cost: £3.50 to £5.50 per head,
Children’s menu from £1.75
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Quiet restaurants or bustling
nightlife to suit all tastes, with
many serving locally produced
ingredients.
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PIZZERIA & RISTORANTE ITALIANO
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KINGHAMS
RESTAURANT
6D
3 PORTSMOUTH ROAD, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU2 4BL
GOMSHALL LANE, SHERE, SURREY GU5 9HE
t > 01483 452253
w> www.dagennaro.co.uk
t > 01483 575089
e > drink@thekeystone.co.uk
w> www.thekeystone.co.uk
t > 01483 202168
e > www.kinghams-restaurant.co.uk
Welcoming, traditional Italian restaurant with a
superb varied menu.
An independent public house with a modern
comfortable feel. Developed in 2003 from the
tap house of the Cannon Brewery (1875). A
strong focus on real food and real ale from
the 4 hand pumps. Secluded terrace. Walkers
positively encouraged.
Winners of British Pie Week 2009.
CAMRA Good Beer Guide since 2006.
Why not try our pie night on Thursdays?
The atmosphere of the restaurant is always
relaxed and friendly, many customers comment
on this. The waiting staff take care to ensure
customers feel welcome and at ease whilst
maintaining their professionalism and efficiency.
The interior is classically stylish. The cooking
is imaginative with a creative use of high
quality ingredients many from local companies
and farms. A varied and balanced menu in a
modern style with artistic presentation and
attention to detail. Fresh fish is delivered daily.
prices >
£5 - £12
prices >
Two courses set menu - £16.50
A la carte 3 courses - £35.00 approx
94 WOODBRIDGE ROAD, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 4PY
Opening Times:
Lunch Tues - Sat 12:00 - 14:30
Evenings Mon - Sat 18:15 - 23:00
prices >
Average £10 - 12 for 2
Set lunch menu £7
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GUILDFORD
GUILDFORD
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KOHINOOR
TANDOORI RESTAURANT
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MATAHARI
CUISINE OF THE FAR EAST
LA MERIDIANA
RESTAURANT
24 WOODBRIDGE ROAD, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 1LT
10 CHAPEL STREET, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3UH
OCKHAM ROAD SOUTH, EAST HORSLEY KT24 6QU
t > 01483 306051
e > info@kohinoorguild.com
w > www.kohinoorguildford.com
t > 01483 457886
w> www.matahariguildford.co.uk
t > 01483 284343
w > www.lameridianarestaurant.co.uk
We specialise in making delicious Indian
cuisine of all sorts.
Matahari’s “Fusion - Cuisine” is both
unique and distinctive. With emphasis on
Malaysian cookery, beautifully blended with
Thai, Chinese and other South-East Asian
influences, they have created an exotic array
of delicacies to be sampled, alongside the
splendid selection of Japanese sushi, all of
which can be enjoyed in a warm and rustic
ambience set in one of the oldest buildings
in Guildford.
La Meridiana Restaurant will be an experience
you will cherish and remember. Our goal is
simple - to provide exceptional Italian cuisine in
a relaxing and comfortable setting with service
that is second to none.
prices >
Starters from £3.80
Main Course from £7.90
Express lunch specials from £6.90
prices >
£25 - £35 three courses
prices >
£10.99
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experience and outstanding value for money.
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8/9 JEFFRIES PASSAGE, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 4AP
LITTLE LONDON, ALBURY, SURREY GU5 9DG
t > 01483 535025
t > 01483 202685
w> www.williamivalbury.com
Sir & Madam Thai Cuisine offers traditional Thai
fare in a relaxed atmosphere in the evenings
and speedy lunchtime menus during the day at
low prices.
16th century country pub in the heart of the Surrey
Hills just off the A25 between Guildford & Dorking.
Perfectly placed for walking & riding the hundreds
of acres of country around Albury, Shere, Farley
Green, Blackheath and Hurtwood. We have a
garden, car park, dining room, large log fire in the
winter, dogs are allowed in the bar and children who
can sit quietly and enjoy a meal with their parents
are welcome. We produce our own free range pork.
We cater for groups celebrating special
occasions and can provide outside catering by
prior arrangement. We are currently rated as #1
restaurant in Guildford by Trip Advisor.
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DORKING &
LEATHERHEAD
Whether you seek traditional food,
the culinary delights of Europe or
something more exotic, Dorking
can satisfy all taste buds.
Food is served Lunch Mon - Fri 12:00 - 14:00, Sat, Sun & BH Mons 12:00 - 14:30
Supper Mon - Thurs 19:00 - 21:00, Fri & Sat 19:00 - 21:30
prices >
Lunch from £5.65
Evening meal average £15
(food only)
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Mon - Fri 11:00 - 15:00 & 17:30 - 23:00
Sat 11:00 - 23:00
Sun & BH Mondays 12:00 - 23:00
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OLIVETTO - ITALIAN
RESTAURANT & WINE BAR
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OLIVO RISTORANTE ITALIANO
124 HIGH STREET, TUNSGATE, GUILDFORD GU1 3HQ
53 QUARRY STREET, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3UA
t > 01483 563277
e > fbolivo@ntlworld.com
w > www.olivo.co.uk
t > 01483 303535
e > fbolivo@ntlworld.com
w > www.olivo.co.uk
Olivetto is one of the few independent
restaurants in town, dating back to the
early 90s.
Olivo - Ristorante Italiano is one of the few
independent restaurants in town, dating back
to the early90s.
The restaurant is located in one of the most
characteristic buildings of Guildford dating
back to the 16th Century.
The restaurant is located in one of the most
characteristic buildings of Guildford dating
back to the 16th Century. We specialise in
traditional Italian cuisine prepared with fresh
ingredients delivered daily.
We specialize in traditional Italian cuisine
prepared with fresh ingredients delivered daily.
prices >
£20 - £25
prices >
£20 - £25
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33 SOUTH STREET, DORKING, SURREY RH4 2JZ
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77 SOUTH STREET, DORKING, SURREY RH4 2EU
t > 01306 742885
e > cafe-rialto@yahoo.com
w> www.cafe-rialto.net
t > 0844 2511377
e > nicole@littledudleyhouse.co.uk
w> www.littledudleyhouse.co.uk
Traditional Italian cuisine cooked to order
and utilising the finest, freshest ingredients,
complimented by fine Italian wine.
Open everyday from 11.30am - 11.00pm.
Little Dudley House serves British home-made
food prepared by talented chefs using the best
daily produce available in a beautiful historic
building that has been restored and redesigned
with a contemporary twist. The menu allows
you to have a light lunch or gastro dinner and
to be served in the bar, dinning room and
stunning glassroom that leads onto our garden
and terrace. We specialize in private events and
offer a no-obligation planning service tailored to
your needs.
prices >
£15 - £25 per person
Lunch £3.50 - £20
prices >
Food dishes £5 - £20
House wines £13
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HINDHEAD
waverley
GODALMING
DEVIL’S PUNCHBOWL
HOTEL
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FARNHAM,
GODALMING
& HASLEMERE
52 LONDON ROAD, HINDHEAD, SURREY GU26 6AG
With a host of independently run
restaurants and café’s you can be
assured that whatever your taste
or budget you’ll find a fabulous
place to eat.
t > 01428 606565
e > hotel@punchbowlhotels.co.uk
w > www.punchbowlhotels.co.uk
t > 01483 418769
w> www.farncombeboats.co.uk
Built in the late 19th Century, this hotel is
Grade II listed. The bar offers a hearty welcome
with traditional ale, bar snacks and wine. The
restaurant ‘The Thorshill’ opened this Winter
to give you a taste of traditional gastronomic
pub food.
• Civil ceremonies
• Large car park for coach
• 34 en suite bedrooms
• Full banqueting for function of up to
80 people
You’ll be sure of a warm welcome at Hector’s
on the Wey, situated on the lawn at Farncombe
Boat House, overlooking a pretty stretch of the
River Wey.
Morning coffees, bistro style lunches and
afternoon teas. Sunday Roast - reservations
advised. Licensed to sell wines and beers
with food.
Private Parties and Business Meetings from
10 to 35 people available out of opening hours
(breakfast and evening). Christmas Menus.
prices >
Starters: £2.50 - £12.00 Mains: £5.00 - £14.00
Desserts: £3.50 - £5.00
Meal Deal: Mon - Thurs 2 meals for £10
prices > £6 per head
open > Open all year round Wednesday to Sunday
from 10am - 5pm plus Bank Holiday Mondays
(every day during school summer holidays).
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FARNCOMBE BOAT HOUSE, CATTESHALL LOCK,
GODALMING, SURREY GU7 1NH
PALETTE BISTRO
AND WINE BAR
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VICTORIA WAY, WOKING, SURREY GU21 8EW
THE LIGHTBOX, CHOBHAM ROAD, WOKING GU21 4AA
129 WALTON ROAD, EAST MOLESEY, SURREY KT8 0DT
t > 01483 221000
e > info@hiwoking.co.uk
w > www.hiwoking.co.uk
t > 01483 737829
e > enquire@palettebistro.co.uk
w > www.palettebistro.co.uk t > 0208 224 9993
Hugo’s presents traditional French and
continental cuisine in stylish surroundings with
a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Light snacks to
full three course meals available.
Offering a relaxed atmosphere for family meals,
a break from shopping or an alternative for
business meetings during the day (free WiFi),
Palette is the perfect complement to your
visit to Woking or The Lightbox. The Wine Bar
opens every Friday from 5pm until late and
hosts live jazz. Palette has a mouthwatering
menu and a great selection of excellent wines
all of which can be enjoyed by the glass.
Palette is the ideal place for a great evening out
or for a pre-theatre dinner.
Come and join us at the Refresh Centre. A wide
range of fantastic coffee, tea & hot chocolate.
Selection of smoothies, cold drinks & snacks.
Relaxed atmosphere. Child friendly with play
area and a selection of toys & books, ideal for
mum’s or dad’s who want a quiet drink with the
little ones occupied!
We also have daily newspapers, internet
access at £1 per half an hour, black & white
photocopying service & upstairs toilet with
nappy changing unit.
prices >
Average Main Course: £7.95
Average 2 Courses: £12.95
Average 3 Courses: £15.95
Wines £12.95 - £44.95 per bottle
prices >
Internet access - £1 per 30 mins
Senior citizens discount on tea
Breakfast
06:30 - 10:30 Mon - Fri, 07:30 - 11:00 Sat/Sun,
Lunch 12:00 - 14:30
Dinner 17:30 - 22:00
Restaurant not open Sunday evenings.
prices >
Starter £4.50 - £6.50
Main Course £9.50 - £16.50
Dessert £3.95 - £6.95
Breakfast £16.50
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RESTAURANT & CAFÉ 1886
woking
Whether you’re after a quick
snack or three-course meal, and
whatever your preferred cuisine,
you’ll find something to your taste
in Woking.
MERCEDES-BENZ WORLD, WEYBRIDGE, SURREY
t > 0870 400 4000
e > mbworld@mercedes.co.uk
w > www.mercedes-benzworld.co.uk Gullwing Restaurant - Mercedes-Benz World at
Brooklands is home to the ultimate MercedesBenz experience. Whether you want a meal for 2
or a business get-together the elegant Gullwing
Restaurant is the perfect choice to enjoy the
luxury of a full gourmet meal.
Café 1886 - For a light lunch or meeting
friends for coffee, Café 1886 couldn’t be
better. With a mouth watering menu and views
of the Mercedes-Benz circuits its the ideal spot
to refuel!
open >
Gullwing Restaurant 12 noon - 2.45pm
Café 1886 8am - 6pm
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THE TALBOT INN
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HIGH STREET, RIPLEY, SURREY GU23 6BB
t > 01483 225188
e > info@thetalbotinn.com
w> www.thetalbotinn.com
Our food is our passion at The Talbot. Our
menus feature imaginative modern British a la
carte dishes, as well as traditional pub classics
to produce delicious, seasonal dishes with a big
focus on locally sourced produce.
We have a choice of areas in which you can
dine, from our cosy bar with its 15th Century
beams and open log fires to our new restaurant
which features a stunning copper ceiling and
glass wall overlooking the Champagne
terrace garden.
prices >
Starters - Prices start from £3.95
Main Courses - Prices start from £10.95
Desserts - Prices start from £5.95
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where
to stay
Whether you choose to stay in a town or a village or deep
in the Surrey Hills, you’ll find a warm welcome and excellent
service in our hotels, guest houses and B&Bs.
Surrey offers a high quality experience to visitors. The
accommodation listed in this brochure is part of the national
Quality Assurance Scheme and has been assessed, or is
awaiting assessment, by VisitBritain and the AA or is part of
a national hotel chain. Further details of what to expect from
establishments with star ratings can be found below.
CHOOSING
ACCOMMODATION
When choosing your accommodation look
for the Quality Rose, the official marque of
the Enjoy England national tourist board
rating scheme.
Visit Britain and the AA now use the same
criteria when carrying out their inspections.
They award from one to five stars to reflect
the overall quality of the experience of
staying at each property. Look for the Quality
Rose, the symbol that denotes a property
has been assessed by Quality in Tourism. As
well as the star rating being awarded, it is
also possible for properties to be given gold
or silver awards to indicate an extra special
effort is made at these places. The AA logo is
easily recognised with its yellow background.
Higher star-rated accommodation tends
to have more spacious bedrooms and
bathrooms, and in hotels a higher staff
to guest ratio, so service should be very
attentive. At five star, you can really expect to
be pampered in luxurious surroundings!
For serviced accommodation, there are two
separate schemes - one for hotels and one
for guest accommodation. Hotels have to be
licensed, offer dinner at least five nights a
week (unless categorised as a Metro Hotel)
and have all rooms en suite or with private
bathrooms.
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GUIDE TO RATINGS
KEY TO SYMBOLS
Ground floor bedrooms
SELF CATERING
ACCOMMODATION -
En suite facilities
The layout and design of the
accommodation and the range and
quality of the kitchen equipment is
assessed, as well as the quality and
comfort of the bedrooms and bathrooms and most
importantly, the cleanliness.
Private bathrooms
Health/leisure complex
Licensed
HOTEL
CATEGORIES ARE -
Restaurant
Hotel, Small Hotel, Country House Hotel,
Metro Hotel, Town House Hotel and
Budget Hotel.
Conference facilities
Credit cards accepted
GUEST ACCOMMODATION
CATEGORIES ARE -
Radios in guest rooms
Guest Accommodation, Bed & Breakfast,
Guest House, Inn, Farmhouse &
Restaurant with Rooms. They tend to be
personally run by owners.
Airport/station service
24hr room service
Outdoor pool
GOLD AND SILVER AWARDS
FOR HOTELS AND GUEST
ACCOMMODATION -
Indoor pool
Silver Awards recognise exceptional
quality at all levels & Gold Awards are
given to the very ‘best of the best’.
Disabled access
Disabled facilities
CAMPUS -
FURTHER
INFORMATION
If you choose to stay in any of Enjoy
England’s quality-assessed accommodation,
you can be confident that it has been
checked out before you check in. For more
information on the Enjoy England Quality
Rose assessment schemes and the star
ratings, go to www.enjoyengland.com
Please be aware that ratings may change
throughout the year. To confirm a rating
please visit www.enjoyengland.com
or email feedback@visitengland.org
For AA ratings, visit www.theAA.com
or telephone 01256 844455 or email
hotelservicescustomersupport@theAA.com
All the national assessing bodies (VisitBritain*,
Visit Scotland, Visit Wales and the AA) now
assess hotels and guest accommodation
(including B&Bs) to the same criteria and
award one to five stars. The star ratings
reflect the overall quality of the experience.
*VisitBritain is the national tourism agency, marketing
Britain worldwide and England in Britain, France, Germany,
Ireland and the Netherlands. Quality is a major element
of VisitBritain’s strategy to improve tourism products and
services and the standard of welcome visitors receive.
VisitBritain assesses more than 23,000 accommodation
businesses across nine different Enjoy England schemes.
These assessments are undertaken by Quality in Tourism on
VisitBritain’s behalf.
Disclaimer: Mention of any establishment in this
publication does not constitute any form of warranty or
recommendation by the Council. The Council accepts no
responsibility for any errors or omissions in this publication,
nor can it accept responsibility for anything which may result
from bookings made through this publication. Descriptions
of the properties are provided by their owners.
Children welcome
Off-street parking
Dogs allowed
Non smoking
HOSTELS -
Washbasins in rooms
Hostels provide safe, budget priced
accommodation for young people, families
and larger groups and are star-rated. Higher
rated accommodation often provides en
suite rooms.
Televisions in rooms
Tea and coffee facilities
Telephone in rooms
HOLIDAY, TOURING & CAMPING
PARKS & HOLIDAY VILLAGES TM
Enjoy England awards star ratings to reflect
the overall quality of the park from one to
five stars - five stars being reserved for
parks of exceptional quality.
WiFi available
Welcome host
ABBREVIATIONS
ENJOY ENGLAND
RATINGS MADE EASY
Simple, practical, no frills
Well presented & well run
Good level of quality
and comfort
Excellent standard
throughout
Exceptional with a
degree of luxury
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Sauna
Enjoy England’s campus scheme covers
the universities and colleges that are
able to accommodate visitors during the
vacation periods on a bed and breakfast
basis. Generally the rooms are en suite and
there will be plenty of single rooms, so large groups will not
present a problem. Campus accommodation is star-rated
one to five to reflect the quality of the accommodation.
PPPN
PRPN
PUPW
AONB
Per Person Per Night
Per Room Per Night
Per Unit Per Week
Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty
MAP REFERENCES -
Please refer to the maps found
on pages 58 - 61.
PLEASE NOTE -
PRICES ARE PER PERSON PER
NIGHT UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED
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guildford
A choice of hotels and B&Bs in
Guildford Town Centre close to all
amenities
The accommodation section of this guide has been separated
in to 4 main areas, then listed alphabetically by location and
establishment name. Each area has also been split into
Hotels, followed by B&Bs, Guest Accommodation and finally
Self Catering.
Prices are per person per night and include VAT and
breakfast unless otherwise stated.
GUILDFORD GUEST ACCOMMODATION
BLANES COURT
GUEST HOUSE
MAP 1
4C
Prices for twins and doubles are per person based on two
people sharing.
Please refer to the maps found on pages 58 - 61.
Please refer to the key to symbols found on page 43.
ALBURY ROAD, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 2BT
CONTENTS
A family run establishment for over 30 years we
pride ourselves in our personal service. Home
cooked breakfast is served in our delightful 30ft
sunroom overlooking our spacious gardens.
Guildford
Outer Guildford Villages
Mole Valley - Dorking & Leatherhead
Waverley - Farnham, Godalming & Haslemere
Woking
44 44
t > 01483 573171
e > reservations@blanes.demon.co.uk
w> www.blanes.co.uk
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47
50
52
56
Minutes walk from town and country. 50 yards
from bus stop. Easy access to Gatwick and
Heathrow airports. Ample parking. Free WiFi
access in all rooms.
Three self catering suites.
bedrooms > 3 Self Catering Suites,
2 Family/Twin, 2 Twin, 6 Single, 3 Double
en suite > 17
b&b prpn > £64 - £95
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HOTEL
MAP 5
GUILDFORD
HOTEL
MAP 5
GUILDFORD GUEST ACCOMMODATION
MANDOLAY HOTEL
91 HIGH STREET, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3DP
36 - 40 LONDON ROAD, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 2AE
73 FARNHAM ROAD, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU2 7PF
t > 01483 564555
e > reservations@angelpostinghouse.com
w > www.angelpostinghouse.com
t > 01483 303030
e > reception@guildford.com
w> www.guildford.com t > 01483 579299
e > enquiries@asperion.co.uk
w> www.asperion.co.uk The Angel Posting House & Livery is the last
remaining coaching inn in Guildford and has
records dating back to the 16th century. Built
on the site of Whitefriars Monastery in 1527,
a ‘posting house. Where coaches could rest
or exchange their horses between London
and the Naval port of Portsmouth, stands on
the cobbled High Street of Guildford, one of
England’s most historic towns.
72 tastefully appointed bedrooms with private
coach house and penthouse accommodation. All
rooms with ensuite facilities, hospitality tray and
free wireless internet access. The Mandolay is
perfectly located, a short walk from Guildford town
centre and is ideally situated for London, Heathrow &
Gatwick. Our newly refurbished restaurant boasts
an impressive menu while our bar is famous for
its choice of cocktails. We also offer state of the
art conference facilities with 8 impressive function
rooms perfect for private/corporate parties & weddings.
Asperion, a 4-AA star, organic & fairtrade, boutique
guesthouse located in the historic & vibrant town
of Guildford, was started in 2005 with an aim to
be a socially responsible, “more than for profit”
hospitality business. This is being achieved through
daily operations that focus on organic, fairtrade &
sustainable products & a team with an ethical core.
bedrooms > 21 Double
en suite > 21
prpn > £155 - £200
breakfast > £10.50 - £13.50
bedrooms > 43 Double, 19 Single, 10 Family
en suite > 72
prpn > £80 - £150 breakfast > £10
bedrooms > 11 Double, 4 Single
en suite > 14 private bathrooms > 1
prpn > £50 - £120 single > £50 - £120
6C
ASPERION
MAP 5
THE ANGEL POSTING 5 C
HOUSE & LIVERY HOTEL
3D
We are passionately committed to making a difference
in the lives of our guests and the wider communities by
delivering: Organic food & drinks (where possible), locally
sourced food & drinks, ethical & social banking, green
energy, fair trade products sustainable work practices.
Rating
Applied For
GUILDFORD
ABEILLE HOUSE
B&B
MAP 5
5A
GUILDFORD
BLUEBELLS B&B
B&B
MAP 1
5C
GUILDFORD
EAST WOODHAY
B&B
MAP 5
6C
119 STOKE ROAD, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 1ET
21 COLTSFOOT DRIVE, BURPHAM, SURREY GU1 1YH
86A EPSOM ROAD, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 2DH
t > 01483 532200
e > abeille.house119@ntlworld.com
w> www.abeillehouse.co.uk t > 01483 826124 e > hughes.a@ntlworld.com
w> bluebellsbedandbreakfast.co.uk
contact > mr alan hughes
t > 01483 575986 m >07790 787980
e > eastwoodhay@yahoo.co.uk
contact > jo cummings
Excellent bed and breakfast accommodation
in our superb family run guesthouse. Our
Edwardian style home has been awarded
four stars by VisitBritain and is to a very
high standard. The bedrooms are beautifully
decorated, some with pristine ensuite shower
rooms, and all rooms have tea/coffee making
facilities, TV with freeview, and alarm/clock/radio
and are Wi-Fi enabled. A traditional full English
breakfast is freshly cooked for each guest and
special diets can be catered for.
Quietly situated detached chalet bungalow.
Close to Guildford and convenient for A3 and
M25. High quality comfortable accommodation
with attentive and friendly service.
Pub, restaurant, supermarket and shops within
easy walking distance.
Large single room in very quiet environment.
Shower and WC en suite.
Within short walk of town centre and easy reach
of Merrow and Pewley Downs.
Gatwick and Heathrow airports are only 45
minutes away. London 40 minutes.
Helpful and friendly service offered to all
our guests.
French and Italian spoken.
bedrooms > 1 Double/Twin/Family,
1 Single, 1 Double
en suite > 2 private bathrooms > 1
prpn > £45 - £90
bedrooms > 1 Double/ Family, 1 Single
en suite > 2 b&b pppn > £40 - £45
single occupancy > from £45
breakfast > included
bedrooms > 1 Single
en suite > 1
b&b pppn > £38 - £43
single occupancy > £38 - £43
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GUILDFORD
B&B
MAP 1
FIELD VILLA
4C
GUILDFORD
B&B
GUILDFORD YMCA
MAP 5
5C
GUILDFORD
B&B
THE HOMESTEAD
MAP 5
3C
LIDDINGTON NEW ROAD, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU3 3AH
BRIDGE STREET, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 4SB
75 BRAY ROAD, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU2 7LJ
t > 01483 233961
m> 07714 541463
contact > mrs m townsend
t > 01483 532555
e > accom@guildfordymca.org.uk
w> www.guildfordymca.org.uk
t > 01483 828663
w> www.thehomesteadbnb.co.uk
contact > mrs pat wilson
You are invited to stay in our friendly family
home, offering peaceful accommodation, use
of garden and garden games, in a quiet, relaxed
setting. Pub 200m, easy access to M25, M3
and M4. One mile to University of Surrey and
close to Pirbright. We offer good home cooked
food; early breakfast available for workers. One
nighters welcomed. Rooms have colour TV and
some DVD. All have hairdryer and toiletries.
Washbasin in double room.
No smoking. Basic German spoken.
Guildford YMCA offers excellent value for money
accommodation in a town centre location. It features
120 comfortable bedrooms, including vanity unit,
wardrobe & single bed (some twin rooms are available).
Each room has a writing desk, colour TV & private
telephone with voicemail & shares the adjoining
shower & toilet with one other room. There are some
en suite rooms available. The on site restaurant offers
a range of freshly prepared meals at reasonable
prices. Guildford’s bus & train stations and historic
High Street are all just 3 minutes away.
Join us in our comfortable home offering
refreshments on arrival. We serve a varied
choice of continental breakfast with homemade
preserves (when available). Main line train
station 5 minutes easy walk. Town centre and
University 10 minutes walk. Close to cathedral
and RSC Hospital, law college, school of acting
and theatres. With lovely walks along the River
Wey and close to North Downs Way. Easy
access to A3, A31 and all major routes.
bedrooms > 1 Double/Twin, 2 Single
b&b pppn > £30 - £32
single occupancy > from £30
bedrooms > 114 Single, 3 Twin,3 Twin En suite
en suite > 3 shower/toilet rooms > 60
pppn > from £40
single occupancy > from £40
bedrooms > 1 Double, 1 Single
private bathroom > 1
b&b prpn >
Single £35 - £45 Double £65 - £75
single occupancy > £45 - £55
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GUILDFORD
SELF CATERING
LAVENDER
MAP 5
5C
GUILDFORD
SELF CATERING
MAP 5
UNIVERSITY OF SURREY 3 B
GUILDFORD
CAMPING BARN
Puttenham
Camping Barn
MAP 1
3D
The Street, Puttenham,
Guildford, Surrey, GU3 1AR
t > 01306 877964
e > bookings@puttenhamcampingbarn.co.uk
w> www.puttenhamcampingbarn.co.uk
8 - 10 MARTYR ROAD, GUILDFORD GU1 4LF
STAG HILL, GUILDFORD,SURREY GU2 7XH
t > 01483 506819 m > 07504 574252
e > shirleyliew9@hotmail.com
contact > shirley liew
t > 01483 686767 e > conferences@surrey.ac.uk
w> www.surrey.ac.uk/conferences
contact > conference office
Attractive self-contained house in quiet road.
Ground floor - lounge/dining room with TV.
Fully equipped kitchen with washing machine,
fridge freezer, microwave and electric hob/oven.
First floor - one double bedroom separate WC,
family bath/shower and WC.
Second floor - 1 twin and 1 single bedroom.
Central heating, linen.
Non smoking, no pets. Minimum stay 1 week.
Sleeps 5 - 6. Prices per week £520 all year.
Self catering apartments within walking distance
of town centre, close to public transport & A3/
M25 road links. Bed linen, parking, electricity
included. Campus has a grocery shop, restaurants,
bar & sports facilities nearby. There are 2 sizes
of apartment sleeping 4 or 5 people. They are
located within houses with a shared main entrance
although all apartments are private & have 1 twin
room & 2 or 3 single rooms, kitchen/diner & small TV
room & shower room/s. Furnishings are comfortable
but simple & include a microwave & fridge freezer.
bedrooms > 1 Double, 1 Twin, 1 Single
pupw >
Low Season £520
High Season £520
accommodation > 20 Family apartments
sleeping > 4-5
pupw > from £500
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Puttenham Camping Barn in the Surrey Hills
offers simple overnight accommodation for
walkers, cyclists and horseriders. This is an
imaginative project with a strong environmental
emphasis, which is ideally located on the North
Downs Way and the Sustrans cycle route 22,
between Guildford and Farnham.
£2 green discount per person if arriving on
foot, by bicycle or public transport.
sleeping > Max 11
cost > Adult £12, Under 18 £10
(must be accompanied by an adult)
open > APR - OCT advanced booking
is essential
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GUILDFORD
MATCHAMS
B&B
MAP 1
5C
GUILDFORD
PATCHAM
B&B
MAP 5
3D
GUILDFORD
B&B
MAP 5
PLAEGAN HOUSE
3D
35 BOXGROVE AVENUE, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 1XQ
44 FARNHAM ROAD, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU2 4LS
96 WODELAND AVENUE, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU2 4LD
t > 01483 567643
contact > gary or wendy blount
t > 01483 570789 m > 07960 990973
w> bedandbreakfasts-uk.co.uk/visit/patcham
contact > mrs judith stamogiannou
t > 01483 822181 m > 07961 919430
e > froxanephillips@yahoo.co.uk
w> www.plaeganhouse.co.uk
Matchams is a detached private residence in a quiet
road, close to bus routes. The nearest B&B to the
Spectrum Leisure Centre, host to various national
and international events. Near to the University &
Research Park. Only 7 miles to the M25 & 45 mins
drive to Heathrow and Gatwick airports which are
also accessible by rail/coach. Ideal for touring the
green & pleasant county of Surrey & within easy
reach of London, Brighton & Windsor. National Trust
properties of Clandon Park, Hatchlands Park are
close by. Convenient car parking.
Friendly accommodating family home.
Self service continental breakfast provided.
10 minutes from town centre and mainline rail
station. One mile from university, cathedral and
Research Park.
Convenient access to A3 and A31.
WiFi connection available.
Large twin/triple room in friendly
accommodating house with two cats,
lovely view and garden.
Tastefully re-furbished property within walking
distance of town centre, mainline station
(10 minutes) and University (20 minutes).
Continental breakfast served.
Microwave and fridge in room. Minimum two
night booking. Spanish and French spoken.
Digital TV. WiFi on request.
bedrooms > 1 Twin, 1 Single, 1 Single/Twin
b&b pppn > £25
single > £25
bedrooms > 2 Twin/Double
en suite > 1 Twin
prpn > £50 - £54
single > £30 - £40
bedrooms > Double, Twin, Triple
prpn > Single Occupancy £44
Double/Twin Occupancy £55
Triple Occupancy £66
breakfast > £5
PEASLAKE
outer
guildford
villages
Choose from hotels, B&B’s or
self catering accommodation in
quiet rural surroundings.
THE HURTWOOD
INN HOTEL
HOTEL
MAP 1
6D
WORPLESDON GUEST ACCOMMODATION
ASPERION HILLSIDE
MAP 1
4C
WALKING BOTTOM, PEASLAKE, NR GUILDFORD GU5 9RR
PERRY HILL, WORPLESDON, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU3 3RF
t > 01306 730851
e > sales@hurtwoodinnhotel.com
w> www.hurtwoodinnhotel.com t > 01483 232051
e > info@thehillsidehotel.com
w> www.asperionhillside.co.uk There’s no better place for a great hotel break
than the Hurtwood Inn, an atmospheric 1920’s
country inn standing at the heart of the perfect
English village of Peaslake, yet less than an hour
from central London.
At the multi-award winning 4* Asperion Hillside
we provide top class service with organic food &
drinks. Our professional, friendly staff are always
willing to go the extra mile. With 15 contemporary
en-suite bedrooms offering the finest Egyptian
cotton, complementary Fair-Trade Chocolate,
organic tea & coffee & free WiFi. The Asperion
Hillside is the perfect retreat for any business or
leisure stay. The award winning garden with Koi pond
makes the Asperion Hillside the perfect choice to hire
exclusively for your wedding, conferences or private dining.
Enjoy a delicious meal in our elegant and
welcoming restaurant or relax in the comfort of
the bar where you will also find a wide choice of
food, wine and real ales. Situated in the midst
of beautiful countryside with many attractions
nearby - why not treat yourself!
bedrooms > 3 Twin, 3 Single, 12 Double,
4 Double/Family
en suite > 22 prpn > £85 - £130
breakfast > £6.95 - £8.95
www.visitsurrey.com
en suite > 2
bedrooms > 2 Family, 2 Double/Twin,
10 Double, 1 Single
en suite > 15 prpn > £65 - £120
single > £65 - £120 Sustainable Tourism (runner up)
Green Tourism Award (silver)
Customer Service Award Winter 08
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Outer Guildford
EAST HORSLEY
B&B
MAP 1
DUKE OF WELLINGTON 6 C
PEASLAKE
B&B
THE GARDEN ROOM
MAP 1
6D
SHALFORD
B&B
MAP 1
THE LAURELS
4D
GUILDFORD ROAD, EAST HORSLEY, GUILDFORD
SURREY KT24 6AA
t > 01483 282164
e > clair@robertleckieproperties.com
w > www.dukeofwellington.uk.com
Enjoy home cooked food and good wines
and beers in our 16th Century Coaching Inn.
Located between Leatherhead and Guildford
in leafy Surrey, handy for Surrey Hills walking,
National Trust parks and properties and
beautiful countryside.
We offer courtyard converted stable ensuite
rooms, delicious breakfasts at an affordable
price with a relaxed atmosphere.
Regular live music nights, Sky sports and
events.
bedrooms > 7 Double, 1 Twin
en suite > 8
prpn > £60 - £70
“COLTSFOOT”, CREST HILL, PEASLAKE, SURREY GU5 9PE
23 DAGDEN ROAD, SHALFORD, GUILDFORD GU4 8DD
t > 01306 730547 w > www.gardenroom.org.uk
m> 07766 486411 e >coltsfoot@btinternet.com
contact > brian & marilyn simmons
t > 01483 565753
m> 07746 245468
A self-contained detached annexe in a quiet
village in the heart of The Surrey Hills Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty. Double bedroom
with en suite shower and private breakfast/
sitting room overlooking secluded garden.
Ideal for walking or cycling in surrounding
countryside or as a base for visiting many local
places of interest. Comprehensive continental
style of breakfast provided in the room for
guests to self-serve in privacy and at a time of
their own choice.
Secluded, comfortable detached home in a
quiet cul-de-sac. Near the North Downs Way,
Wey South Path, beside footpath and Surrey
Cycle Track, yet only one mile from Guildford
town centre, with good pubs very near.
Special welcome to walkers, house is two
miles from the Greensand Way and lifts can
be arranged to and from walks, station, or
any other venue. Dogs are allowed by prior
arrangement. Spacious on site parking.
Good bus service nearby.
bedrooms > 1 Double
en suite > 1
b&b pppn > £30
single occupancy > £45
bedrooms > 1 Twin, 1 Single
private bathrooms > 1
b&b pppn > £27 - £29
single occupancy > £29
Rating
Applied For
FARLEY GREEN
SELF CATERING
THE LODGE AT
OVERBROOK
MAP 1
5D
LIPHOOK
SELF CATERING
STANDFORD LODGE
MAP 1
1F
SHERE
SELF CATERING
MAP 1
6D
FIVE PINES,
LOCKHURST HATCH FARM
FARLEY GREEN, ALBURY, SURREY GU5 9DN
STANDFORD, LIPHOOK, HANTS GU35 8QS
LOCKHURST HATCH LANE, SHERE, GUILDFORD GU5 9JN
t > 01483 209579 m > 07909 976459
w> www.overbrooklodge.co.uk
contact > rebecca greayer smith
t > 01428 751846 m > 07747 056761
e > sally.waters@hotmail.co.uk
w> www.standfordlodge.co.uk
t > 01483 202689 contact > gill or peter gellatly
e > gill@lockhurst-hatch-farm.co.uk
w> www.lockhurst-hatch-farm.co.uk The property is self contained and set in the
grounds of the main house. The ground floor
comprises of a large kitchen with an oven,
fridge freezer, dishwasher, microwave, washer
dryer etc. There is an open plan sitting room
with TV/video, CD player and a dining area with
seating for six people. The master bedroom
has a double bed with an occasional pull-out
bed to become a family room sleeping four. The
second bedroom has twin beds. The bathroom
has a bath with a power shower over.
Luxury light & spacious 5 star Lodge privately set in
11 acres of park-like grounds of a stunning period
Manor house. 1 kingsize bedroom with ensuite
bath/shower. 1 twin with separate double power
shower room. 1 double/sun room. Sitting/dining
room with Freeview, DVD & WiFi. Fully equipped
kitchen/breakfast room with double oven, gas hob,
microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing
machine & tumble drier. Games room with table
tennis, pool & gym. Small secluded garden with
BBQ & access to fields & woods. Ample parking.
Timber lodge set in woodland on farm in Surrey.
Accommodation comprises kitchen/living room
with verandah, bathroom (shower) and bedroom.
Furnished in contemporary style with the
emphasis on natural wood. Kitchen equipped
with electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave,
fridge, freezer, washer-dryer. Free-sat HD LCD
television and DVD/CD player in living room.
Heating by electric convection. Double glazing
throughout. Parking adjacent to farmyard. 80m
walk up woodland track to lodge.
bedrooms > 1 Family/Double, 1 Twin
pupw > from £400
bedrooms > 1 Double/Family, 1 Twin, 1 Double
sleeping > 4 - 6 + cots
pupw > £550 - £850
bedrooms > 1 Double
pupw > £250 - £325
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SHERE
B&B
MAP 1
LOCKHURST
HATCH FARM
6D
WEST CLANDON
B&B
MAP 1
THE OAKS
5C
WEST HORSLEY
SILKMORE
B&B
MAP 1
6C
LOCKHURST HATCH LANE, SHERE, GUILDFORD GU5 9JN
HIGHCOTTS LANE, WEST CLANDON, GUILDFORD GU4 7XA
SILKMORE LANE, WEST HORSLEY, NR GUILDFORD KT24 6JQ
t > 01483 202689 contact > gill or peter gellatly
e > gill@lockhurst-hatch-farm.co.uk
w> www.lockhurst-hatch-farm.co.uk t > 01483 222531 m > 07778 063122
e > kate_broad@yahoo.co.uk
contact > kate broad
t > 01483 284109 m > 07734 514276
e > info@silkmorehouse.com
w> www.silkmorehouse.com
Listed, timber frame farmhouse set in 30 acres
of pasture & woodland in the Surrey Hills. Ideally
placed for walking, cycling & riding yet only 8 miles
from Guildford & 45 mins by train to London. Close
to RHS Wisley & National Trust properties.
Thatched Tudor style family house in private
road with large secluded garden.
Close to A3 and M25 (junction 10). Guildford
and Woking approximately five miles away.
Wisley Gardens, Newlands Corner nearby as
well as many other tourist attractions.
Heathrow and Gatwick airports easily
accessible.
A warm welcome awaits at our 16th Century
family home. 4 star award. Beautifully
decorated, spacious bedrooms overlooking
the garden and fields beyond.
Delicious home cooking using local produce.
Set in a quiet village with two pubs within five
minutes walk. Guildford, M25, National Trust
properties and RHS Wisley all within 6 miles.
Close to Heathrow and Gatwick. 45 minutes by
train to London.
bedrooms > 1 Double/Twin, 1 Double, 1 Single
en suite > 1
b&b pppn > £34 - £40
single occupancy > £36 - £40
bedrooms >
1 Double or 1 Twin (extra bed available)
with Private Bathroom
b&b pppn > £25 - £35 single > £25 - £45
Accommodation comprises guest’s sitting/dining
room with log-burning stove; private staircase to
spacious bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Bedroom
has 4 poster king-size bed, Freeview HD LCD TV,
DVD/CD player and fridge; can accommodate
additional single bed if required. Central-heating.
Wi-Fi access. Parking opposite house.
bedrooms > 1 Double/Twin/Family
en suite > 1
b&b pppn > from £32.50
single occupancy > from £45
WEST HORSLEY
SELF CATERING
THE ANNEX
MAP 1
6C
WEST HORSLEY
SELF CATERING
WESTVIEW
MAP 1
6C
26 NORTHCOTE CRESCENT, WEST HORSLEY, SURREY KT24 6LY
SHERE ROAD, WEST HORSLEY, SURREY KT24 6EW
t > 01483 283469 m > 07990 978079
e > jaxandjon@hotmail.co.uk
w> www.yuik.com/annexwesthorsley.co.uk
t > 01483 284686 contact > jan steer
e > cliveandjan@aol.com
w> www.homestead.com/2westview
Large self-contained non-smoking apartment.
Double bedroom, living/dining room with
double sofa-bed. Kitchen/breakfast area.
Shower room with basin & WC. Generous off
road parking. 15 minutes walk to shops and
railway station. 18 minutes to Guildford and 48
minutes to London Waterloo.
Local amenities include RHS Wisley plus many
National Trust Houses.
Self-contained, non-smoking apartment
attached to main residence with gardens of
over an acre located in beautiful Surrey Hills
woodland. Large double bedroom with patio
door, living room with double sofa bed, fully
equipped kitchen/diner, bathroom with shower,
bedlinen and towels provided, Sky TV, DVD,
WiFi connection and radio, ample parking, own
patio. Close to RHS Wisley and many National
Trust houses & gardens. 8 mins drive to Horsley
station, Waterloo 40 mins. Quick access to A3 & M25.
bedrooms > 2 Double/Twin, 1 Double, 1 Family
pupw > £280 - £320
bedrooms > 1 Double, 1 Family
pupw > £320 - £350
www.visitsurrey.com
www.guildford.gov.uk
Prices are per person per
night and include VAT
and breakfast unless
otherwise stated.
Prices for twins and
doubles are per person
based on two people
sharing.
Please refer to the maps
found on pages 58 - 61.
Please refer to the key to
symbols found on page 43.
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Outer Guildford - Mole Valley
DORKING
GATTON MANOR
HOTEL & GOLF CLUB
mole
valley
DORKING &
LEATHERHEAD
From historic hotels to charming
B&B’s, whether your stay is for
leisure, recreation or business,
Mole Valley offers quality-assured
accommodation and a warm
welcome.
HOTEL
MAP 1
7E
GUEST ACCOMMODATION
THE LAWN
GUEST HOUSE
MAP 1
9E
HOTEL
MERCURE BURFORD
BRIDGE HOTEL
MAP 1
8C
STANDON LANE, OCKLEY, NR DORKING, SURREY RH5 5PQ
AT THE FOOT OF BOX HILL, DORKING, SURREY RH5 6BX
t > 01306 627555
e > info@gattonmanor.co.uk
w> www.gattonmanor.co.uk t > 01306 884561
e > h6635@accor.com
w> www.mercure-uk.com
Set in 200 acres of tranquil, scenic but remote
Surrey countryside, Gatton Manor is a complete
golf, business and leisure venue. Our quality
facilities include stylish bedrooms, championship
golf course, conference facilities, fitness suite, bar
& restaurant. Complimentary broadband and WiFi
available. All this, combined with our impressive
freshly prepared food offering and multiple award
winning service, make Gatton Manor a perfect
retreat for leisure, business & golf break visitors.
The 4 star Mercure Burford Bridge Hotel is
steeped in history and with its spectacular gardens
sits beautifully at the foot of Box Hill. With 57
luxury en suite rooms, the hotel is ideal for visiting
the historic town of Dorking and the scenic
surroundings. Mouth-watering dishes are served in
the 2AA Rosette Emlyn restaurant, Brasserie 1817
and lounge. Well known venue for banquets and
weddings. Outdoor heated swimming pool from
May - Sept. Free parking. Easily accessible M25,
London Gatwick or Dorking train station.
bedrooms > 4 Double/Twin, 10 Twin,
4 Double, 1 Family WINNER AA CENTENARY AWARDS
- BUSINESS EXCELLENCE 2008/09
en suite > 18
WINNER OF THE SURREY
prpn > £70 - £180 BUSINESS AWARDS breakfast > included CUSTOMER SERVICE 2007/8
bedrooms > 47 Double, 10 Twin
prpn > £80 - £165
inc. breakfast > £90 - £175
Close to the towns of Guildford, Cranleigh, Dorking and
Horsham and only 20 minutes from Gatwick.
HORLEY
DORKING
BLACKBROOK
B&B
MAP 1
BLACKBROOK HOUSE 8 D
en suite > 57
CAPEL
B&B
STYLEHURST FARM
MAP 1
7E
STYLEHURST FARM, WEARE STREET, CAPEL,
SURREY RH5 5JA
t > 01306 711259
m> 07866 399231
e > rosemary.goddard@virgin.net
w> www.stylehurstfarm.com
contact > rosemary goddard
30 MASSETTS ROAD, HORLEY, SURREY RH6 7DF
BLACKBROOK, DORKING, SURREY RH5 4DS
t > 01293 775751
e > info@lawnguesthouse.co.uk
w> www.lawnguesthouse.co.uk t > 01306 888898 m > 07880 723512
e > blackbrookbb@btinternet.com
w> www.blackbrookhouse.org.uk
Everything for the Gatwick Airport traveller. The
Suhail family pride themselves on providing a
Gatwick Hotel service at B&B prices. Imposing
Victorian house set in pretty gardens & is a nonsmoking establishment. 5 mins from Gatwick airport,
2 mins walk Horley Town with shops, restaurants,
pubs & banks. Station 300 yards, bedrooms all en
suite, TV, hairdryers, tea/coffee/chocolate trays, d/d
phones, radio alarm clocks. English breakfast or
healthy alternative. Overnight parking. Long term
parking/airport transfers by arrangement.
A beautiful Victorian house set in National Trust
woodlands, Blackbrook is spacious, comfortable
and relaxing. Though Dorking station is around
5 minutes drive and Gatwick less than 20, the
setting in a small hamlet and the substantial
gardens that surround the house, provide an
atmosphere of peace & tranquility. Blackbrook is
a family home, comfortably furnished throughout
and recently refurbished to the highest standards.
Luxurious surroundings in a welcoming and
peaceful place, B&B at Blackbrook is special indeed.
bedrooms > 5 Double/Twin, 4 Twin,
8 Double, 5 Family en suite > 12
private bathrooms > 12
b&b pppn > £45 - £55
prpn > £45 - £95
bedrooms > 2 Double
en suite > 2
b&b pppn > £40 - £45
single occupancy > £50 - £55
50
Stylehurst Farm is a small working farm set
in a rural location. The house was converted
in 2002 from old farm buildings and provides
comfortable en suite bed and breakfast
accommodation with a warm welcome to
greet you.
Facilities include WiFi access and digital TV/
DVD players in all bedrooms.
There is an attractive garden and many places
of interest nearby. London and the south coast
are within easy reach.
bedrooms > 1 Double, 2 Twin
en suite > 3
b&b pppn > £35 - £45
single occupancy > £42 - £50
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DORKING
HOTEL
WOTTON HOUSE
MAP 1
7D
ABINGER COMMON
LEYLANDS FARM
B&B
MAP 1
7D
Wotton House, Guildford Road, Dorking RH5 6HS
LEYLANDS LANE, ABINGER COMMON, NR DORKING RH5 6JU
t > 01306 730 000
e > wotton@principal-hayley.com
w > www.principal-hayley.com/venues-and-hotels/wotton-house
t > 01306 730115 m > 07818 422881
e > annieblf@btopenworld.com
w> www.leylandsfarm.co.uk contact > anne eshelby
A hidden gem nestled in breathtaking Surrey
Downs. This magnificent Grade II* listed Manor
House was sympathetically restored only 6
years ago to provide an atmospheric setting
for conferences, events, weddings and leisure
breaks. Set in over 10 acres of spectacular
grounds, Wotton House was once the 17th
century family home of botanist, John Evelyn.
Now thoughtfully renovated, this first-class
venue is within easy reach of Dorking, Guildford,
Leatherhead, Reigate and Woking.
Attractively furnished, self-contained annexe of
period farmhouse. Private front door enables
guests to come and go as they please. Double
bedroom, en suite bathroom and lounge. Own TV
& tea/coffee making facilities. Fridge & microwave.
Central heating, log fire and continental breakfast.
The farmhouse is set in lovely, 7 acre gardens,
surrounded by National Trust land. An ideal base
for sightseeing and walking - total seclusion yet
easy access to Gatwick, Heathrow, M25 and
central London.
bedrooms > 111
en suite > 111
prpn > from £95
bedrooms > Double, Family
en suite > 1
b&b pppn > £35
single occupancy > £50
DORKING
B&B
MAP 2
HOLMBURY ST MARY
B&B
MAP 1
CLAREMONT COTTAGE 2 D
BULMER FARM
ROSE HILL, DORKING, SURREY RH4 2ED
HOLMBURY ST MARY, DORKING, SURREY RH5 6LG
t > 01306 885487 w > www.claremontcott.co.uk
e > claremontcott@btinternet.com
contact > julie hedge
t > 01306 731871 contact > sue walker
e > enquiries@bulmerfarm.co.uk
w> www.bulmerfarm.co.uk
Claremont Cottage, formerly a stables and
coach house offers quiet and comfortable
accommodation less than 10 minutes walk to
Dorking town centre with its many restaurants
and pubs, antique shops, a theatre and cinema.
It is about 10 minutes drive or half an hours walk
to the train station. The cottage is approached via
its own private lane with off-road car parking for
guests. All rooms are en suite and are upstairs on
the 1st floor of the house. The rooms are equipped
with digital TVs, hospitality trays and hairdryers.
Delightful beamed 17th century barn
conversion set in picturesque, quiet village
amid Surrey Hills.
bedrooms > 2 Double, 1 Twin
en suite > 3
b&b pppn > £40 - £42.50
single occupancy > £60 - £65
bedrooms > 2 Twin, 2 Double,
1 Family/Double/Twin
en suite > 5
b&b pppn > from £35
single > from £50
6E
Good pubs nearby.
Ideal walking, riding and bird watching.
Children welcome. Disabled access.
Open all year.
GTBS Bronze Award
www.visitsurrey.com
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HOLMBURY ST MARY
HOLMBURY FARM
B&B
MAP 1
6E
LEATHERHEAD
SELWORTHY B&B
B&B
MAP 1
7C
WESTCOTT
B&B
CORNER HOUSE
MAP 1
7D
HOLMBURY ST MARY, DORKING, SURREY RH5 6NB
310 LOWER ROAD, LEATHERHEAD, SURREY KT23 4DW
GUILDFORD ROAD, WESTCOTT, DORKING RH4 3QE
t > 01306 621443 m > 07748 597519
e > virginia@holmburysheep.co.uk
w> www.smoothhound.co.uk/hotels/holmbury.html
t > 01372 453952
e > bnb.selworthy@btinternet.com
w> www.selworthybnb.co.uk contact > mr & mrs kent
t > 01306 888798
e > ktnyman@tiscali.co.uk
Hill farm set in 80 acres, situated in the heart
of the Surrey Hills and surrounded by
magnificent views.
Direct access to bridleways, tennis court and
lake for angling. Riding, polo and golf available
nearby, as well as numerous excellent eating
places.
Selworthy is a modern private house offering
typical family accommodation and facilities.
Comfortable old cottage, each room
individually decorated. Ideal touring base
for London coast and many National Trust
properties, also Bury Hill Fisheries. Easy
reach of Heathrow, Gatwick and Dorking train
stations. Local pub serving evening meals
packed lunches available.
Single occupancy from £35, Double £50
and Family £60.
Includes full cooked breakfast.
bedrooms > 1 Family, 1 Double, 1 Single
en suite > 2 private > 1
b&b pppn > £33
single > £45 - £50
bedrooms > 1 Single, 1 Twin, 1 Double
b&b pppn > £31 - £42
single occupancy > £38 - £42
Situated in an attractive semi rural location
between M25 junctions 9 and 10 overlooking
green belt land approx half a mile from
Bookham village centre which itself is some
3 miles from Leatherhead.
Convenient for rail links to London while
Heathrow and Gatwick airports are within
25 miles. There is a good choice of venues for
evening meals within easy reach.
CHURT
waverley
bedrooms > 1 Double/Family, 1 Twin/Family
b&b pppn > from £25
single > from £40
HOTEL
MAP 1
FARNHAM
HOTEL
MAP 3
1E
BEST WESTERN
FRENSHAM POND HOTEL
BISHOPS TABLE HOTEL 3 C
CHURT, FARNHAM, SURREY GU10 2QD
27 West Street, Farnham, Surrey GU9 7DR
t > 01252 795161
e > info@frenshampondhotel.co.uk
w > www.frenshampondhotel.co.uk
t > 01252 710222
e > welcome@bishopstable.com
w> www.bishopstable.com
Best Western Frensham Pond Hotel can be found on
the Surrey/Hampshire border over looking Frensham
Great Pond. Set in the Surrey Hills, an area of
outstanding natural beauty Best Western Frensham
Pond Hotel offers comfortable accommodation with
modern facilities. Once the home of the Bishop of
Winchester the ponds were built to provide fish to
the Bishop of Winchester’s Estate. The hotel enjoys
an excellent reputation for good food, friendly yet
professional staff and much more. There are a
number of walks around the ponds to be enjoyed.
Delightful 17th Century hotel located in the centre
of the beautiful market town. It comes with a
peaceful walled garden which is just the place
to stroll after a long day. Our location makes
us the ideal stop for the business or leisure
traveller, and all this is served up with a helping
of attentive service. Guest rooms in this former
priests training house are all en-suite, and the
hotel is wi-fi enabled throughout. The hotel hosts
the new Garden Restaurant, serving an extensive
continental menu, coffees, and bar drinks.
bedrooms > 37 Double, 14 Twin
ensuite > 51
prpn > £50 - £240 breakfast > £8.50 - £15
bedrooms >
7 Double, 3 Double/Twin, 1 Twin, 6 Single
en suite > 17
prpn > £60 - £120
breakfast > £7.50 - £12.50
FARNHAM,
GODALMING
& HASLEMERE
Whether you’re looking for a B&B
or a hotel, you’ll find a warm
welcome awaits you in the market
towns and villages of Waverley.
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WESTCOTT
SELF CATERING
MAP 1
WESTCOTT
SELF CATERING
MAP 1
DEERHURST COTTAGE 7 D
GARDEN FLAT
COAST HILL LANE, WESCOTT, SURREY RH4 3LJ
CHARTFIELD, WESTCOTT, DORKING, SURREY RH4 3LG
t > 01306 888070 m > 07946 763974
e > deerhurstwsct@aol.com contact > mrs lindy reif
w > www.deerhurst-cottage.co.uk
t > 01306 883838 m > 07788 721800
e > gardenflat@chartfield.biz w > www.chartfield.biz
contact > louise scillitoe-brown
A delightful, light & peaceful Edwardian cottage
in lovely garden with direct access to Surrey Hills
AONB for walking & cycling. Set in extensive
grounds of main house with woods, follies, Japanese
garden, croquet lawn & tennis court for all to use.
Sitting/dining room with wood-burning stove, single
sofa bed & Freeview TV. Well equipped kitchen with
washing machine, microwave, dishwasher, double
oven & hob. Garden furniture & BBQ. Charming
Westcott village has bakery & pubs. Convenient for
London, Heathrow, Gatwick & M25.
Spacious, elegant flat with lovely views and
garden, in an Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty. Direct access to footpaths and
bridleways leading to vast expanses of National
Trust property. Bike hire, riding and fishing
available locally. Pretty village with a bakers,
post office & general store and three pubs.
Near Dorking, with a 45-minute train journey to
London. Convenient for Guildford, Leatherhead
& Redhill, M25, Gatwick & Heathrow airports.
bedrooms > 1 Double, 1 Twin
pupw >
Low Season £450
High Season £600
bedrooms > 1 Double/Twin
sleeping > 2+
private bathrooms > 1
pupw > Low Season £380, High Season £440
HINDHEAD
DEVIL’S
PUNCHBOWL HOTEL
HOTEL
MAP 1
2F
32 LONDON ROAD, HINDHEAD, SURREY GU26 6AG
t > 01428 606565
e > info@devilspunchbowlhotel.co.uk
w > www.devilspunchbowlhotel.co.uk
Built in the late 13th Century, this hotel is
Grade II listed. The bar offers a hearty welcome
with traditional ale, bar snacks and wine.
The restaurant ‘The Thorshill’ opened this
winter to give you a taste of traditional
gastronomic pub food.
• Civil ceremonies
• Large car park for coach
• 32 ensuite bedrooms
• Full banqueting for function up to 100 people
bedrooms > 8 Twin, 23 Double,
1 Four Poster, 2 Single
prpn >
Twin/Double £67.50, Four Poster £79.50
www.visitsurrey.com
www.guildford.gov.uk
7D
BOWLHEAD GREEN FARMHOUSE B&B
HEATH HALL FARM
MAP 1
2F
HEATH HALL FARM, BOWLHEAD GREEN, GODALMING,
SURREY GU8 6NW t > 01428 682808
m > 07970 891075 e > heathhallfarm@btinternet.com
w > www.heathhallfarm.co.uk
Converted stable courtyard in beautiful
countryside on edge of village.
Relaxed atmosphere. Farm animals and pets.
Lovely walking. Tennis court. Near tourist
attractions. Ample parking.
Easy access, two miles, A3.
WiFi available.
bedrooms > 2 Twin, 2 Double, 1 Single, 1 Family
en suite > 3 private bathrooms > 1
b&b pppn > £35 - £40
single occupancy > £35 - £40
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CRANLEIGH
LINACRE LODGE
B&B
MAP 1
6F
EWHURST
LONG COPSE
B&B
MAP 1
6E
EWHURST
B&B
MAP 1
RUMBEAMS COTTAGE 6 E
BAYNARDS, RUDGWICK, HORSHAM, SURREY RH12 3AD
PITCH HILL, EWHURST, CRANLEIGH, SURREY GU6 7NN
EWHURST GREEN, NR CRANLEIGH, SURREY GU6 7RR
t > 01403 823522 m > 07980 003135
e > chrisandlauraanstead@mac.com
w > www.linacrelodge.co.uk
t > 01483 277458
e > shhandley@btinternet.com
contact > s h handley
t > 01483 268627 m > 07711 566458
e > joanna@joannacadman.com
contact > joanna cadman
Set in stunning countryside in Rudgwick, Linacre
Lodge is a rural escape offering 2 luxurious, ensuite,
double bedrooms & delicious breakfasts. Each
room’s facilities include tea/coffee making facilities,
a digital TV/radio & free WiFi access. The ‘More’
suite can also be adapted to offer twin/family
accommodation. Cyclists/walkers have the Down’s
Link, Sussex Way & the Baynards Park footpaths
right on our doorstep. Dogs welcome. Packed
lunches/picnics can be prepared on request. Great
pubs/restaurants, as well as plenty to see & do close by.
A warm welcome awaits you at Long Copse, a
beautiful Arts & Crafts house set high in the Surrey
Hills with magnificent views over the Weald to the
South Downs. At the entrance gate the Surrey Hills
provide 80 miles of footpaths, including the Pilgrims’
Way, the North Downs Way and the Greensand
Way. Within easy access are pubs, picturesque
villages, historic towns and National Trust properties.
Long Copse is conveniently situated for Heathrow
and Gatwick and trains to London and the South.
Walkers, cyclists and children are always welcome.
Backed by fields and with lovely places to walk,
Rumbeams Cottage is situated at the edge of the
pretty village of Ewhurst, next to the cricket green.
We have a large garden, plenty of off-road parking
and are happy to welcome dogs. Heathrow and
Gatwick are both within easy access, and transport
can be arranged. Special mid-week rates, early
breakfasts catered for. Fresh eggs from our
bantams, home made preserves, a friendly greeting
from our loving golden retriever – if you like the
countryside, you will love Rumbeams Cottage.
bedrooms > 1 Double, 1 Suite/Family/Twin
en suite > 1 private bathrooms > 1
b&b pppn > from £42.50
single > from £70
bedrooms > 1 Double, 2 Twin
b&b pppn > £32.50 - £35
single occupancy > £45
bedrooms > 1 Double, 1 Single
en suite > 1
b&b pppn > £25 - £30
single occupancy > £25 - £30
GODALMING
LAVENDER’S B&B
B&B
MAP 1
4D
HASLEMERE
STRATHIRE
B&B
MAP 1
3F
HURTMORE
B&B
MAP 1
3D
‘THE COTTAGES’
AT THE SQUIRREL INN
129 BINSCOMBE, GODALMING, SURREY GU7 3QL
GRAYSWOOD ROAD, HASLEMERE, SURREY GU27 2BW
HURTMORE ROAD, HURTMORE, SURREY GU7 2RN
t > 01483 415261 m > 07969 511185
e > colingardner@btinternet.com
contact > colin and anna gardner
t > 01428 642466 f > 01428 656708
e > joyce.malcolm.harris@hotmail.co.uk
w > www.strathire.co.uk contact > joyce & malcolm harris
t > 01483 860223 contact > anna/steve
e > info@thesquirrel-hurtmore.co.uk
w > www.thesquirrel-hurtmore.co.uk Located in conservation area. Within Surrey
Hills, close to the A3 and M25, approximately
45 minutes from Gatwick and Heathrow by car
and 45 minutes to London by train.
Comfortable, pretty accommodation with
a double bedroom and adjacent private shower
room in friendly family home.
Strathire is a delightful period peoperty in a rural
setting, yet only 600m from centre of the olde
worlde town of Haslemere (AONB). Well kept
landscape gardens of an acre. Strathire looks
across tree filled valley to Hindhead, famous for its
National Trust park & beautiful walks. Magnificent
views from all windows. Original features. Oak
panelled hall, wide impressive staircase. Rooms
excellent size. Warm welcome. Comfort & care.
Local produce. Homemade preserves.
The Squirrel Inn Country Pub & Dining is located
in the heart of Hurtmore village, 3 miles from
Godalming & 5 miles from Guildford. Having been
recently refurbished, The Squirrel has now been
given a new lease of life. We offer locally sourced
food, a wide selection of wines, spirits and real ales,
and B&B accommodation. We have 8 comfortable
en-suite or private bathroom rooms: five doubles
and three singles. All rooms have tea/coffee making
facilities, bottled water, flat screen TV/DVD, alarm
clock with iPod docks and local attractions guides.
bedrooms > 2 Single/Double/Twin
private bathroom > 2
b&b pppn > £40 - £46
single occupancy > £45 - £55
bedrooms > 5 Double, 3 Single
en suite > 7 private bathrooms > 1
prpn > £50 - £75 (inc breakfast)
Well situated for A3. Heathrow/Gatwick 5min rail link, Waterloo/
London/Guildford. Goodwood festival of speed/Chichester.
bedrooms > 1 Double
en suite > 1
pppn > £37.50 single > £45
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B&B/SELF CATERING
HIGH WRAY
MAP 1
1D
GODALMING
B&B
MAP 1
HEATH HOUSE
4E
GODALMING
B&B
MAP 1
HIGHVIEW B&B
4D
73 LODGE HILL ROAD, FARNHAM
SURREY GU10 3RB
t > 01252 715589
e > alexine@highwray73.co.uk
w> www.highwray73.co.uk
contact > alexine crawford
Self Catering
A mile from Farnham, railway and the A31, yet
quiet and rural, set in a magnificent garden, 1
ground floor flat suitable for wheelchair users
and 1 open plan cabin ‘The Studio’. Good
centre for walks, cycling and places of interest.
Accessibility Rating - M1 and M2
B&B
Family home with period furniture set in
magnificent garden. Home made bread and
organic produce. Good centre for walking,
cycling and places of interest.
Within easy reach of Waverley Abbey and
Pierrepont.
self catering bedrooms > 1 Twin, 1 Twin/Double, 1
Sofa Bed pupw > £220 - £310
b&b bedrooms > 2 Twin, 1 Single
b&b pppn > £25 - £30
single > £23 - £28
WONERSH
WOODYERS FARM
B&B
MAP 1
5D
ALLDENS LANE, GODALMING, SURREY GU8 4AP
39 NIGHTINGALE RD, GODALMING, SURREY GU7 2HU
t > 01483 416961 m > 07818 420541
e > info@heathhouse.eu w > www.heathhouse.eu
contact > joy or carl huter
t > 01483 861974
e > highview@which.net
w> www.highview-bedbreakfast.co.uk
Situated in a quiet lane, surrounded by beautiful
countryside, Heath House offers spacious & comfortable
accommodation in a tranquil setting. Individually
decorated bedrooms are provided with ensuite or
private bathrooms, Freeview TV & complimentary WiFi
access. Our breakfast menu is varied & interesting
& all dishes are freshly prepared using locally grown
organic produce whenever possible. Breakfast is
served in the Garden Room, overlooking attractive
grounds. Here you can relax, enjoy the garden & help
yourselves to tea, coffee & other light refreshments.
A four storey Victorian house with 2 large guest
bedrooms (1 with wash basin) and large guest
bathroom; especially suitable for families. 4
miles from Guildford; conveniently close to the
A3. Less than 10 minutes’ walk from Farncombe
mainline station and 15 into historic Godalming
with many eating places. Near to a real ale pub.
Price include generous full English or continental
breakfast. Rooms have zip & link beds and can
be used for single or double occupancy and can
take an extra bed for third person. Free wifi.
bedrooms > 2 Double, 1 Double/Twin
en suite > 2 private > 1
pppn > from £40
single occupancy > from £60
bedrooms > 2
b&b pppn > from £35
single > from £45
BOWLHEAD GREEN
SELF CATERING
THE BARN FLAT
MAP 1
2F
BRAMLEY
SELF CATERING
CONVERTED STABLE
MAP 1
4D
BOWLHEAD GREEN FARM, BOWLHEAD GREEN,
GODALMING, SURREY GU8 6NW
AT JUNIPER COTTAGE, 22 EASTWOOD ROAD, BRAMLEY,
GUILDFORD, SURREY GU5 0DS
t > 01428 682687 contact > mrs g ranson
e > grace.ranson@btinternet.com
t > 01483 893706 w > www.convertedstable.co.uk
e > info@convertedstable.co.uk contact > bob heyes
Beautifully restored medieval former farmhouse in
picturesque Surrey village. 4 miles from Guildford.
The comfortable guest accommodation in the barn
wing has a private bathroom & spacious private
sitting room with TV. Here guests can enjoy a relaxed
and varied breakfast with homebaked bread, new
laid eggs & local produce. Evening meals served
by prior arrangement. The village pub serves lunch
and supper, other pubs and restaurants are nearby.
Walks can be enjoyed in the surrounding Surrey Hills
and there are numerous places of interest to visit.
In a delightful hamlet approximately 35 miles south
west of London. 1 mile from A3. An attractive
self-catering barn conversion with exposed oak
beams. Part of a 16th century barn in grounds
of a large farmhouse of similar age. Overlooking
a well kept garden and with ample parking. The
accommodation comprises a large living room
with a double sofa bed 4’6” and colour TV. A well
equipped kitchen and a shower room with WC and
washbasin. Rent includes bed linen, towels and
electricity. Check-in after 2pm. Check-out by 10am.
Self-contained, centrally heated, converted
stable in a quiet village position four miles
from Guildford.
Ground floor; lounge/dining room with spare
single bed, shower room/WC, kitchen. Spiral
staircase leads to bedroom with double bed.
TV/VCR/DVD, wireless broadband connection,
freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. Use
of telephone on request. No smoking.
bedrooms > 1 Double, 1 Twin
private bathrooms > 1
b&b pppn > from £35
single occupancy > from £45
bedrooms > Twin
pupw >
Low Season £130
High Season £150
bedrooms > 1 Double, 1 Single
pupw >
Low Season £300
High Season £300
BARNETT LANE, WONERSH, GUILDFORD GU5 0RX
t > 01483 892862 m > 07775 501409
e > woodyersfarm@hotmail.co.uk
contact > jennifer jebb
A ‘very special place to stay’.
www.visitsurrey.com
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Waverley - Woking
BRAMLEY
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ORCHARD PADDOCKS 4 D
PRESTWICK BYRE
IRON LANE, BRAMLEY, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU5 0BY
PRESTWICK FARM, PRESTWICK LANE, CHIDDINGFOLD GU8 4XP
1 GREEN LANE VILLAS, GREEN LANE, CHURT, SURREY GU10 2LT
t > 01483 894563 m > 07939 915044
e > info@orchardpaddocks.co.uk
w> www.orchardpaddocks.co.uk
t > 01428 654695 m > 07966 452256
e > prestwick.farm@btconnect.com
w> www.prestwickfarm.co.uk contact > paul mills
m> 07747 145146
contact > adrienne burgess
e > adrienne@adrienneburgess.com
w> www.martincochrane.com/woodpecker Orchard Paddocks is nestled in the Surrey Hills
tucked down a 500 metre driveway.
It is located one mile from the pretty village of
Bramley, 3 1/2 miles from historic Guildford and
Godalming. An endless choice of restaurants
and pubs all around.
For commuters a 7-10 minute drive takes you
to the nearest main line station, Farncombe
which is only a 40 minute train ride to London
Waterloo. Heathrow & Gatwick are 45min to 1hr
by car.
Converted outbuilding providing high standard
bungalow accommodation on beautiful sheep
farm with fine walks and outstanding
Surrey Hills scenery. Within two miles of
Haslemere station.
Downstairs one double bedroom and one
twin. Bathroom with WC, shower and bath.
Lounge with TV/DVD. Fully equipped kitchen/
diner. Upstairs single bedroom and store room.
Central heating, services, linen included.
Sleeps five. No smoking. Prefer no pets.
20 mins Guildford, 10 mins Haslemere/Farnham,
6 mins A3. Easy reach M3, A31, London & seaside.
Sleeps up to 8. Light-filled, semi-detached
character cottage with lovely enclosed garden
quietly situated in country lane. Fantastic views.
Wonderful walks. Beautifully furnished with all
mod cons, CH, Sky TV, wireless Broadband etc.
4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms & 2 separate WCs,
study, split-level living room. Stunning ‘Roman
Bath’ with water-baby murals. Barbecue. Outdoor
dining. Parking for 3 cars. Pets by arrangement.
bedrooms > Double
pupw >
Low Season £280
High Season £320
bedrooms > Downstairs - 1 Double, 1 Twin
Upstairs - 1 Single (plus option of Z bed)
sleeps > 5 (6 maximum)
pupw > Low Season £375
High Season £425
rooms > Study, Living Room, 4 Bedrooms
bedrooms > 2 Double, 2 Twin
pupw > £797 - £1397
WOKING
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HOLIDAY INN WOKING 4 A
THE TALBOT INN
VICTORIA WAY, WOKING, SURREY GU21 8EW
HIGH STREET, RIPLEY, SURREY GU23 6BB
t > 01483 221000
w> www.hiwoking.co.uk
t > 01483 225188
e > info@thetalbotinn.com
w> www.thetalbotinn.com contact > ros curtis
161 bedroom hotel centrally located in Woking
with easy access to M25, M3 and A3. Regular
train services to central London and the railway
station is less than a 5 min walk.
New Conference/Events Centre 7 air
conditioned, natural daylight conference rooms.
Hugo’s restaurant and lounge bar. 24hr room
service, fitness room plus wired and wireless
internet access available.
The Talbot has played its part in history and is
said to have provided the stage for Nelson and
Lady Hamilton’s love affair in 1798. It has been
recently refurbished to an exceptional standard,
retaining its many historic features, whilst
introducing a contemporary twist.
bedrooms > 20 Family, 20 Twin, 121 Double
prpn > £69 - £89 FRI - SAT
£99 - £159 SUN - THURS
breakfast > from £16.50
bedrooms > 7 Double/Twin, 31 Double, 1 Single
en suite > 39 prpn > £99 - £159
breakfast > £5.95 (Continental breakfast included
5B
From small, friendly guest houses
to modern hotels, you’ll find a
friendly welcome within easy
reach of Woking Town Centre.
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With a choice of 39 stylish bedrooms; 9 traditional
rooms with original features are situated within
the main coaching inn. 30 contemporary and
stylish rooms are located within the Ripley Wing.
Wonderfully relaxed and welcoming, with a cosy
bar, open fires, real ales and outstanding food.
in above B&B rates)
Visit Surrey 2010
FARNHAM
SELF CATERING
KILNSIDE FARM
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MAGPIE COTTAGE
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MOOR PARK LANE, FARNHAM, SURREY GU10 1NS
TIGBOURNE WOOD, WORMLEY, GODALMING GU8 5SU
t > 01252 710325 m > 07860 718464
e > bobmilton@kilnsidefarm.fsnet.co.uk
contact > bob milton
t > 01428 682702
e > gabrielle.mabley1@btinternet.com
contact > mrs g d mabley
A quiet farm based self catering unit with its
own parking and patio in a secluded valley.
We are only a 20 minute walk into Farnham,
at the start of the North Downs Way, and a
15 minute drive to Guildford, Farnborough and
Camberley.
Easy access to Heathrow and Gatwick airports
and trains to London.
Price includes linen, electricity and council tax.
Small, well-equipped double glazed cottage
in grounds of owner’s house. Rural yet near
shops, pubs, buses, railway station. Easy reach
of London, seaside, stately homes, National
Trust commons. Fitted kitchen includes cooker,
microwave oven, refrigerator, and washer/drier.
Living room with TV, video, radio, CD player. One
bedroom with twin beds. Bathroom includes bath,
shower etc. Bed linen, towels, electric storage
heating, hot water are included. All other electricity
by £1 coin meter. Parking, private garden.
bedrooms > 2 Double/Sofabed/Easy single
pupw > £250
bedrooms > 1 Twin
pupw >
Low Season £230
High Season £245
WOKING
FENTON HOUSE
B&B
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GRANTCHESTER HOUSE 5 C
19 KINGSWAY, WOKING, SURREY GU21 6NU
BOUGHTON HALL AVENUE, SEND, SURREY GU23 7DF
t > 01483 828225
e > fentonhouse19@googlemail.com
w> www.fentonhousebandb.co.uk
t > 01483 225383
e > info@bandb-bandb.co.uk
w> www.bandb-bandb.co.uk
A family run private guest house run for the
last 10 years by Joyce and Ron Abbey, Fenton
House is an elegant Edwardian house in a
convenient location offering courteous attention
and a warm welcome. An ideal location for both
business and pleasure Fenton House is just a
few minutes walk from a selection of restaurants
and cafes, the Peacock Centre with it’s six
screen cinema, theatre and shopping precinct
and Woking’s mainline railway station, where the
fast train to London takes just 27 mins.
An attractive family house with large picturesque
gardens. Three good size twin rooms, one on
ground floor with private shower room and toilet.
Situated between the villages of Ripley and
Send approximately five minutes drive from
Guildford & Woking town centres. Wisley
Gardens, Newlands Corner and many parks
again within five minutes drive of our location
as well as many golf courses. Large drive with
ample parking. Very easy access to A3 and
junction 10 M25.
bedrooms > 6 Double/Single
en suite > 2 private bathroom > 2
b&b pppn > £35 - £40
single > £60 - £65
bedrooms > 3 Twin
private bathrooms > 1
single > £40 twin > £60
breakfast > included
www.visitsurrey.com
www.guildford.gov.uk
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C4
Guildford Road
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Hadrian Way
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Hale Road
F2
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Osborn Road
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group travel
Guildford is the perfect base from which to explore the
whole of Surrey and South East England. Why not extend
your trip to include an overnight stay – ask Guildford Tourist
Information Centre for details.
Guildford Tourist Information
Tourist Information Centre, 14 Tunsgate,
Guildford, Surrey, GU1 3QT
t 01483 444333
f 01483 302046
e tic@guildford.gov.uk
w www.visitguildford.com
Free Itinerary
Planning Service
Guildford Tourist Information
Centre will take all the stress out of
organising a group visit to Surrey.
Simply •Call Guildford Tourist Information
Centre on 01483 444333
•Tell us your requirements (numbers,
dates, special needs, interests)
•We will provide you with a
selection of itineraries to choose
from including information on
parking, eating out and
accommodation if required.
Guildford Tourist Information Centre
will make all the arrangements and
you only need to make one single
payment – we’ll do all the rest.
Themed days include •Heritage
•Town and Country
•Houses and Gardens
•The River Wey
•Art and Culture
•Spa and Shopping
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GROUP ATTRACTIONS
For more information on each of the attractions below,
please see their advert found on the page number listed.
ATTRACTIONS
Guided Walks of Guildford
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HOMES & GARDENS
Loseley Park
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Painshill Park
16
Ramster Gardens
17
HERITAGE
Dapdune Wharf
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The Great Barn - Wanborough
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Shalford Mill
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The Undercroft
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ART & CULTURE
Celebrated Antiques Quarter
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Guildford House Gallery
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Guildford Museum
25
Guildford Shakespeare Company
25
The Lightbox
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The Sculpture Park
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Watts Chapel
27
Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
27
GREAT DAYS OUT
Bocketts Farm Park
30
Denbies Wine Estate
31
Guildford Boathouse
32
GOLF
Gatton Manor Hotel and Golf Club
35
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