Box Hill

People walking on stepping stones at Box Hill — The stepping stones at Box Hill, Surrey

Important notice -

Box Hill’s car parks, café and toilets are closed. We request people to not drive here and instead stay at home and observe social distancing measures as set out by the Government.

Box Hill - so much to explore

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Coronavirus update

From end of Tuesday 24 March, we closed all our car parks to further restrict the spread of coronavirus. This followed the decision to close our parks and gardens in addition to our houses, shops and cafes. We urge people to stay local and observe social distancing. Please do not travel.

Box Hill

Things to see and do

Box Hill: spring virtual highlights

A small family walking through Juniper Top at Box Hill in Surrey

A Chalk Hill Blue butterfly sits on hedgebedstraw at Box Hill in Surrey

Cowslips

Cowslips - Primula veris, are one of the best known spring flowers. They can be found at Box Hill on the rich chalk grassland meadows. Did you know that they are the county flower of Surrey?

Bluebells

Carpets of the native British bluebell - Hyacinthoides non-scripta cover parts of Box Hill each spring. They are an indicator of ancient woodland and are protected. Their smell is glorious and the sight of them magical.

Far-reaching views

Box Hill commands one of the highest spots in Surrey - with breath taking views south over the Weald towards the South Downs, and on a clear day its possible to see the Chiltern Hills looking west.

Chalk Grassland

The chalk grassland habitat of Box Hill supports thousands of plants, invertebrates and animals. It is a fragile eco-system which requires sensitive management.