About
Riddlesdown is a 43 hectare (104 acre) area of chalk scrub and grassland lying within the London green belt. It is an important and diverse part of our local cultural and natural heritage, shaped by its geology, history and previous land use. Riddlesdown remains part of a green arc of parks, gardens and open spaces that links London with the wider countryside of Surrey.
Thousands of years of human activity on Riddlesdown has left a range of features including earthworks, old trackways and the course of a Roman road. In more recent times, livestock have grazed pasture and kept open the characteristic downland landscape.
Riddlesdown Quarry produced lime from the chalk deposits until the 1960s and is now of regional importance for its geological interest
Map & Directions
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Road Directions
Riddlesdown lies close to junction 7 of the M25. There is a public car park on the site off Riddlesdown Road, which comes off Mitchley Avenue.
Public Transport Directions
Train
Riddlesdown Railway Station is to the north of the Common and a short walk from the site
Bus
The Abellio London Bus 407 runs from Caterham to Sutton and stops along the A22 Godstone Road below Riddlesdown
Opening Times
| Open (1 Jan 2019 - 31 Dec 2019) |
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