Norbury Park
Leatherhead, Mole Valley
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A large estate of woodland, farmland and chalk grassland between Leatherhead and Dorking, bought by Surrey County Council in 1931 to save it from development. Colour-coded self-guided trails start from the car parks, with views towards Box Hill and the River Mole below.
Highlights
- Natural play area and picnic benches at Young Street
- Self-guided Butterfly, Fox and Hazel trails
- Yews in Druid's Grove that may be up to 3,000 years old
- Bluebells in spring and chalk grassland orchids in summer
Good to know
- Dogs must be under effective control; cattle graze parts of the park
- Dog waste bins at every car park
- The Surrey Connect on-demand bus stops at Fetcham car park
Getting there
Norbury Park, Fetcham car park, Fetcham, Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 9DXParking: Free car parks at Young Street (KT22 9DS), Fetcham (KT22 9DX) and Crabtree Lane, Westhumble (RH5 6BQ), all with a 1.9m height barrier.
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