Hobbledown Epsom
Epsom, Epsom and Ewell
Photo of Epsom: Oscar248, CC BY-SA 3.0Photo of Epsom: Oscar248, CC BY-SA 3.0
An adventure farm park and small zoo in Horton Country Park, with themed play villages, jumping pillows, an indoor playbarn and more than 70 species of farm and zoo animals. The Imaginarium mixes a reptile house, insects and water play under one roof.
Highlights
- Meerkats, capybaras, tortoises and parrots among 70 species
- Outdoor play villages with forts, tunnels and nets
- The Great Barn indoor playbarn and the Imaginarium
- Seasonal pumpkin and Santa events
Good to know
- No dogs, because of the zoo animals (assistance dogs excepted)
- Cashless site
- Socks are needed on the jumping pillows
- E9 bus from Epsom station
Getting there
Hobbledown Epsom, Horton Lane, Horton, Epsom, Surrey, KT19 8PTParking: Guest car park reached via the road alongside David Lloyd on Horton Lane; Google Maps may send you to the trade entrance.
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What's on at Hobbledown Epsom
Photo of Epsom: Oscar248, CC BY-SA 3.0Pumpkin Event at Hobbledown Epsom
New for 2026, Hobbledown covers its front lawn in pumpkins, squashes and gourds for families to choose from, all part of a normal day ticket to the adventure park and zoo. In half-term a character trail hands out treats.
Photo of Epsom: Oscar248, CC BY-SA 3.0Santa's Secret Village at Hobbledown Epsom
An immersive walk through Santa's Post Office, the Toy Distribution Centre and an Enchanted Forest ends with a private meeting with Santa. Tickets include a full day at Hobbledown with its play villages, indoor play barn and animals.
Nearby
Photo: Colin Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0Horton Country Park
A 400-acre country park on the north-west edge of Epsom, about half of it a Local Nature Reserve of fields, hedgerows, ancient coppice woodland and ponds. Paths are open to walkers, cyclists and riders, and Hobbledown, a golf centre and an equestrian centre share the site.
Bourne Hall Museum
The free local history museum for Epsom and Ewell, in the first-floor gallery of Bourne Hall, a Grade II listed building open since 1970 above the headsprings of the Hogsmill. Displays run from prehistoric times to the present, including a permanent display on Nonsuch Palace.
Photo: ogwen, CC BY-SA 3.0Ashtead Common
A National Nature Reserve of woodland in north-east Surrey looked after by the City of London, known for more than 2,300 ancient oak pollards. Their decaying wood is home to rare insects and fungi, and the common is a few minutes' walk from Ashtead station.