Hill Park

Wood, Forest in Surrey Tandridge

England

Hill Park

Clacket Lane Anticlockwise The only services on the M25 and not accessible from other roads. There is the site of a Roman villa nearby and finds made during construction are on display in both the anticlockwise (eastbound) and clockwise (westbound) buildings. Clacket Lane itself runs south from the Pilgrims&#039; Way, crossing the motorway near the services and joining the A25 about 1km further on. — Clacket Lane Anticlockwise Credit: Penny Mayes

Hill Park, Surrey (Wood, Forest) is a picturesque woodland area located in the county of Surrey, England. Spanning across a vast area of approximately 200 acres, the park offers visitors a tranquil and serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The park is characterized by its dense forest cover, consisting primarily of various species of indigenous trees such as oak, beech, and birch. These trees create a lush green canopy, providing shade and shelter to numerous flora and fauna species that call the park home.

Hill Park is a haven for nature enthusiasts, offering a plethora of walking trails and paths that wind through the woodlands. These trails vary in difficulty, catering to both casual strollers and more avid hikers. Along these paths, visitors can admire the natural beauty of the area, encountering wildflowers, mushrooms, and wildlife such as deer, squirrels, and a variety of bird species.

The park is also home to several picnic areas, making it an ideal spot for families and friends to gather and enjoy a leisurely outdoor meal. Additionally, there are designated areas for children to play, including a playground with swings and slides.

Hill Park is open to the public year-round, with no admission fees. It is easily accessible by car or public transportation, making it a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Whether one seeks a peaceful retreat or wishes to immerse themselves in nature, Hill Park, Surrey (Wood, Forest) offers a delightful experience for all who visit.

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Clacket Lane Anticlockwise

The only services on the M25 and not accessible from other roads. There is the site of a Roman villa nearby and finds made during construction are on display in both the anticlockwise (eastbound) and clockwise (westbound) buildings. Clacket Lane itself runs south from the Pilgrims' Way, crossing the motorway near the services and joining the A25 about 1km further on.

Penny Mayes

Titsey Park

The large estate at Titsey is now run as a Foundation and the gardens are a treat to visit. Especially the ‘kitchen garden’ which has every edible veg and fruit known to a Surrey gardener. Best time to visit is early summer. Link

Nigel Freeman

Looking south from the North Downs

Some far reaching views from the Westerham road and you can make out the M25 London orbital road in the valley below.

Nigel Freeman

The walled garden at Titsey Place, Limpsfield, Surrey RH8

In 1996, the kitchen garden at Titsey Place was completely restored as an illustration of Victorian horticultural techniques. The garden paths were remade, the glasshouses rebuilt, and the garden planted with a wide range of fruit including pears, apples, cherries, quince and figs. Summer annual flowers are grown amongst a wide range of unusual vegetables.

Philip Talmage

Titsey Place gardens - the lake, Limpsfield, Surrey RH8

Philip Talmage

B269 Titsey Road

Looking north, from a few hundred metres north of the M25 near Oxted, Surrey.

Philip Talmage

View east from Beddlestead Lane, CR6

Philip Talmage

Masts near southern end of Beddlestead Lane, CR6

Philip Talmage

Pilgrims Farm, from the North Downs Way

Pip Rolls

A leafy Surrey Lane

Pip Rolls

The driveway of Cerne Easter

Pip Rolls

The North Downs Way

Pip Rolls

The Spinning Wheel at Hawley's Corner, TN16

At the end of Gray's Road, which leads west from the A223 Westerham Hill. In front of the restaurant-cum-pub is the private Spinning Wheel Cottage.

Philip Talmage

Park Farm, Rag Hill, Tatsfield TN16

Philip Talmage

The Old Ship, Westmore Green, Tatsfield TN16

Philip Talmage

The pond at Tatsfield, TN16

Tatsfield sits high on the North Downs on the eastern tip of the District. At 240m above sea level it is one of the highest points in Surrey. Tatsfield lies close to the Pilgrims Way, and along its western boundary runs the route of the old London to Lewes Road built by the Romans. Tatsfield is now a thriving community with a population of almost 2000, a village shop, a pub and a village pond with resident ducks.

Philip Talmage