Priory Farm
Nutfield, Tandridge
A family farm estate near Redhill with a farm shop and butchery, garden centre and gift barn, set in 150 acres of pasture, ancient woodland and lakes. Its Discovery Land is a waymarked family nature trail through woods and meadows and around the lakes, with seasonal themes.
Highlights
- Discovery Land family nature trail with a Giant's Chair
- Carp to feed on the lake (fish food not sold in winter)
- Farm shop with butchery and deli
- Seasonal Halloween and Christmas trails
Good to know
- Dogs are only allowed in the outdoor seating area of the Shepherd's Hut Café
- The Discovery Land café is for ticket holders only
- Nutfield station is just over a mile away
Getting there
Priory Farm, Sandy Lane, South Nutfield, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 4EJParking: Plenty of free parking.
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What's on at Priory Farm
Pick your own pumpkins at Priory Farm
Priory Farm has grown pumpkins since 1986 and this year planted 65,000 seeds across 12 acres, with 27 varieties. Visitors can drive to the field and pick their own, or ride out on a tractor and trailer from Discovery Land.
Nearby
The Moors, Nutfield Marshes
A 21-hectare wetland reserve along the Redhill Brook, part of the Nutfield Marshes, a chain of wetlands restored from old sand workings between the North Downs and the Greensand Ridge. A footpath crosses the site, and in winter the brook can flood it into one large lake.
Photo of Redhill: Peter Whatley, CC BY-SA 2.0Earlswood Common and Lakes
Part of the Redhill and Earlswood Commons, one of the largest areas of public open space in the borough, with two large lakes, ponds, wetland and grassland. It is a Local Nature Reserve, and the Lower Lake is recorded as early as 1363.
Photo: Peter Trimming, CC BY-SA 2.0Gatton Park
A historic parkland laid out by Capability Brown with Edwardian gardens, on a private estate owned by the Royal Alexandra and Albert School and opened by the Gatton Trust on monthly open days. Visitors enter through Gatton Hall, where refreshments are served in the ballroom overlooking the park.