Easy parking can get pretty boggy during the autumn. Nice easy walks. Sometimes too many dog wakes with Unlimited dogs off leads. Not good for young families on a hike. A couple of picnic benches.

Visited on a cold winters day, a nice trial which took us about 2.5 hours. Nice to check out the ww2 pill boxes dotted around the hills, beautiful view over the countryside, parking was a little tight but managed to get a space quick. Some nice pubs which are drivable near by to check out too.

A pleasant area of woodland and open countryside overlooked by the North Downs, with a couple of interesting features in the form of a monument and the unusual Witch's Broom Tree. Easy paths lead around the woods, good for a dog walk in summer when the trees provide plenty of shade. Not spectacular compared to some of the better known places in the Surrey Hills, but nonetheless a good place to enjoy some time outdoors, with free parking.

Area of woodland and grassland in Surrey. There are numerous walking trails and none are too challenging. Popular with dog walkers. There is a free car park but it's not that large. It's a peaceful place with just a country lane by the entrance, nice to be able to just hear the sounds of nature, rustling leaves and bird song. Due to the nature of the paths, wheelchair users would not really be able to navigate the trails.

Wonderful place to go for a walk, really interesting range of trees, and some lovely views. The paths are pushchair friendly too which is good. The site is also well maintained with fences and gates bing replaced whilst we were there. The witches broomstick tree is also a great and interesting for kids to explore, our 1 year old loved playing in the leaves underneath the tree.