These opening and closure times apply to the following parks:
- London Road Recreation Ground, GU15 3QH
- Watchetts Recreation Ground, GU15 2SR
- Frimley Green Recreation Ground, GU16 9AP
- Frimley Lodge Park, GU16 6HY
- Lightwater Country Park, GU18 5RG
- Mytchett Recreation Ground, GU16 6JD
- Crabtree Car Park, GU15 2TA
Heatherside Recreation Ground update
Following our playground inspections, we have had to take the zip slide at Heatherside Recreation Ground out of action with immediate effect as one of the posts has evidence of rot.
The provider who installed the zip slide has been asked to inspect and replace the damaged equipment as soon as possible and we will keep you updated of progress once we have further information.
Lightwater Country Park
Lightwater Country Park is 57 hectares of heathland and is ideal for all the family with a popular adventure playground and opportunities for picnics and walking. Lightwater Country Park café and information point is open 7 days a week from 10am until 4.30pm.
Frimley Lodge Park
Frimley Lodge Park is an excellent open space with beautiful, mature woodlands and wide open areas, and many attractions for everyone. Frimley Lodge Cafe open Monday-Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday-Sunday 9am-5pm.
Children's Play Areas
Play is essential to a child's physical and mental development. Surrey Heath Borough Council encourages a healthy lifestyle through fun and play.
View locations of play areas in the borough using My Surrey Heath.
Chobham Common
Chobham Common is famed for its walks and views.
Chobham Water Meadows
This beautiful location offers many natural paths for walking and includes a 2.5k circular route along the banks of the River Bourne. Visitors are welcome to exercise their dogs, to cycle, to run, or just to amble through this special place taking in the meadow vistas, woodland boundaries and the gentle River Mill Bourne.
View information about Chobham Water Meadows
Basingstoke Canal
The Surrey and Hampshire Canal Society has restored navigation to the 32 mile Basingstoke Canal, from Odiham in Hampshire to the Wey Navigation in Surrey. www.basingstoke-canal.org.uk
Blackwater Valley
The Blackwater Valley is maintained as an open space along the borders of the English counties of Berkshire, Hampshire and Surrey. It runs for approximately 30 km, from the source of the River Blackwater at Rowhill Nature Reserve near Aldershot in the south, northwards to Swallowfield where the river joins the River Whitewater and then the Loddon. www.blackwater-valley.org.uk
Woodlands
Although the major habitat within Surrey Heath is Heathland, the Borough also contains a good selection of woodlands. Find out more about woodlands in Surrey Heath.
Open Spaces in Surrey Heath
There are a number of parks and open spaces in Surrey Heath. View a complete list.
Open Space Regulations
Our Parks and Open Spaces are covered by a number of rules and regulations, including a list of Byelaws. Please note that portable barbeques and fires are not permitted within any park or open space, unless arranged directly with the Council. The operation of remote controlled model aircraft, cars and boats are not permitted within Surrey Heath parks and open spaces.
Allotments
The allocation and management of land set aside for personal cultivation. In the four parishes within the Borough, allotments are administered by the Parish Councils.
View Parish Council contact details
In the urban areas Camberley and District Horticultural society provide allotments. Please contact Susan Evans at susan.evans4@ntlworld.com Secretary of Camberley and District Horticultural Society for more information on a number of allotment sites on Crown Land in Surrey Heath.
