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See the sweeping views from Leith Hill Tower
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Take a picnic in the parkland
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Walk along trails lined by old boundary banks
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Enjoy the grounds of Leith Hill Place
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Climb the magestic 18th-century Gothic Tower
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Sit among the scented flowers in the Rhododendron Wood
Woodland, heathland, farmland and parkland set in the Surrey Hills
Walk in a historic rural estate of arboretums and rhododendron woods, complete with a gothic hilltop tower.
Our tower crowns the highest point in South East England with sweeping views across a landscape of outstanding natural beauty.
Giant beech hedges line the holloways through ancient coppice. Perfume from the woodland bluebells mix with scented azaleas from the estate in springtime.
Evenings on the heath light up with the eerie sound of nesting nightjars.
Don't miss
- New 360-degree panoramic leaflet/quiz available from tower
- Child entry includes panoramic leaflet/quiz, pencil and telescope token
- New guide to Rhododendron Wood available from car-park noticeboard
- New Frank's Walk leaflet around spectacular bluebell wood
Come and stay at our bunkhouse
Set in spectacular countryside the Henman bunkhouse provides accommodation for groups of volunteers or friends and families. Get back to nature and spend a fun break in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
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