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Dorking
Established in 1986, Denbies Wine estate is England’s largest single estate vineyard open daily to the public
Cobham
Winding paths take the walker on a journey to discover stunning views and dramatically placed garden buildings
Hambledon
A picturesque 16th century inn in an area of outstanding natural beauty in the Surrey Hills.
KINGSTON UPON THAMES
Drive your own eco-friendly picnic boat in Kingston upon Thames.
Cobham
Managed by the Surrey Wildlife Trust this 800 acre area of woodland and common land is wonderful to explore any time of year. Follow the footpaths and discover an atmospheric mausoleum as well as Chatley Heath Semaphore Tower, which was once a…
Dorking
Denbies Wine Estate offers a unique setting for team building.
Bramley
Stunning trekking over the ancient Winterhsall Estate in the Surrey Hills AONB.
Hindhead
For shopping or for breakfast, coffee, lunch and tea - there is plenty to enjoy at Grayshott Pottery.
South Nutfield, Redhill
Blow away the cobwebs on The Discovery Walk
SOLD offers activities and events for children and adults to experience the great outdoors.
Puttenham
Vineyard and Cellar Door Shop producing and selling English Sparkling Wine and still wines.
Guildford
The Riverside Nature Reserved is well managed and offers visitors a wonderful landscape to explore for free.
Farnham
Surrey’s largest Independent Brewery and the UK’s largest integrated brewer & hop grower.
Guildford
Discover a side of Guildford you never knew you wanted to know. It's a truly horrible way to spend an evening.
Compton
Designed and built by Mary Watts, wife of the eminent Victorian artist G.F. Watts, the Grade I listed Chapel is a unique fusion of art nouveau, Celtic, Romanesque and Egyptian influence with Mary's own original style.
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