Alderstead Heath

Facilities on site

• Wi-Fi available^
• Wash room / toilets
• Dish washing area
• Laundry facilities
• Playground and playing field
• Car parking: Yes
• Pitches are: grass, electric
• Site shop: No but there are supermarkets less than two miles away
• Dog-friendly facilities available
• *These are the times for glamping. For camping check-in is from 1pm and check-out by 12pm.

^FREE Wi-Fi service is available in your accommodation for basic browsing and reading emails. This free service is available on unlimited devices.

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Discover our top tips for your Surrey stay

Top 5 things to do in Surrey
Experience a new adventure from the beautiful Surrey Hills, where you can journey out to the vibrant capital of London or towards the picturesque South Downs.

Activities & experiences nearby

• Cycling

  The mainly road-free National Cycle Network route 21 begins in Greenwich and travels past Alderstead Heath down to Gatwick which is part of the Downs and Weald Cycle Route - view Sustrans route map

   

  For those looking for more off-road action the Surrey Hills offers a vast range of single track mountain bike trails that crisscross through ancient woodland take you to some of the highest points in the South East. You can take the gentler approach to cycling and stop by the cycle friendly coffee shop along the way or for the inspiring pros amongst you, head to the impressively steep Box Hill.

• Walking

  Alderstead Heath is located in the borough of Reigate and Banstead which has an abundance of open countryside, woodland, scenery and historic sites. There’s a huge variety of walks to choose, from the historic treasure trail through Reigate town centre finishing at Reigate Castle to the 18 mile long-distance Millennium Trail that takes you from Banstead Downs to Horley. Find out the routes of walking trails here.

• Things to try

  Step back in history and visit the 13^th century Hever Castle, the Tudor manor was built for Henry VIII’s second wife, Anne Boleyn and has award-winning gardens which includes a walled garden and a stunning 110 metre-long herbaceous border.

   

  Visit one of the largest vineyards in the UK at Denbies Wine Estate in Dorking and book tours to see how wine is made.

   

  For lovers of water-activities, head to Aqua Sports just four miles from the campsite, for a day of dingy riding, windsurfing, kayaking and paddle boarding. From water to the sky, as you can enjoy breathtaking aerial views of Surrey and beyond, on a flying experience with Redhill Aviation Flight Centre, just 15 minutes drive from Alderstead Heath.

• Pubs and restaurants

  Whatever cuisine you’re craving, Surrey has lots of options for you to choose from. One of the best kept dining secrets in Redhill is the Joshua Tree, a fairly normal looking pub which hides a culinary delight.

   

  For one of the best brunches, head to The Pilot’s Hub at Redhill Aerodrome. Set in a 1930’s themed brasserie and coffee house, enjoy delicious breakfasts or light lunches whilst soaking up the relaxed atmosphere and views across the airfield.

   

  The stunning Roe Deer not only has unique décor and a mouthwatering menu offering stone baked pizzas and charcuterie and cheese boards to share, they also boast an ever growing list of bespoke Gins from around the globe, aptly named The Roe Deer Gin Palace!

   

   

• Family days out

  Raise your hands (or hooves!) if you’re up for a day of animal antics! Whatever the weather, you’ll be spoilt for choice at Godstone Farm with a Meet and Feed of Farmyard animals big and small, Indoor soft play barn, daring slippery slides and outdoor adventure playgrounds with sand pits, zip wires and a dinosaur trail!

   

  Super sleuths will be in their element as they head out on the Reigate Mystery Treasure Trail. This 2 hour, self-guided walking trail takes you through conservation areas and is completely at your own pace, making it perfect for the whole family.

   

  Spend a day zooming on rollercoasters with both Thorpe Park and Chessington World of Adventures close by and both stacked with rides for all ages and sizes. Chessington also has a zoo and a Sea Life Centre inside the park, as well as a Go Ape, tree top climbing obstacle course just outside the park.