Stoke Park

About

Situated between London Road and Parkway, Stoke Park is Guildford’s largest and best-known park. It is an extremely diverse and well-used green space, popular with residents and visitors alike. It is also a Green Flag award winning park.

The park and its woodland have remained more or less intact since they were laid out in the C18th. In those days there was a manor house complete with walled garden and icehouse. Heritage features that still exist today include the 18th century walled garden which now encloses tennis courts and formal flowerbeds; a boating pond; a paddling pool built in the early 1930's; a crazy golf course, a children's play area; a sensory garden and a rose garden.walled garden.

The park caters for people of all ages and abilities. It has sports pitches as well as a very popular skate park.

The main section of the park is open rolling grassland, which due to its vast size, is ideal for major regional events (the music festival and the Surrey County Agricultural Show).

ACTIVITIES

Skate park - Located behind Guildford College, the skate park has quirky features and tons of flow.

Paddling pool - The paddling pool hopes to be open May - September (Opening times are from 8am to 8pm.)

Mini golf - Mini golf course in Stoke Park Gardens has 18 holes. Mini golf will be open daily from Saturday 20 July to Sunday 8 September 2019 . Opening hours are 11am - 5:30pm (last admission).

Please note, mini golf will be closed in bad weather. Prices are: adults £4.50; under-16s £3.00; group ticket £12.50 (two adults and three under-16s). For more information, or to check availability, please call the Rangers Service on 07880 784947 or Parks and Leisure Services on 01483 444718.

Fitness trail - The Stoke Park fitness trail has been refurbished. The solid timber frame now includes newer versions of the equipment and signs explaining how each piece of equipment should be used. The surface below the equipment is a rubber mulch.