Denbies Hillside

To ensure the safety of our staff, volunteers and visitors we’re temporarily pausing most events at our places at the moment. Our car parks are at capacity by mid-morning most weekends and on public holidays. For smaller events, of up to 30 people, we may be able to grant a license. If you’d like to host an event on National Trust land or use National Trust land as part of your event, please get in touch.

Take some time to explore heathland and woodland on an invigorating walk with your dog in the Surrey Hills. Take a look at our tips for a safe stroll with your four-legged friend.

Denbies Hillside is a great place to run around, explore and enjoy the great outdoors. With fantastic picnic spots to wonderful walks, there's something here for all the family to enjoy.

Enjoy an exhilarating walk across Denbies Hillside (named after John Denby, a 17th-century farmer) and discover our wildlife along the way.

Our volunteer carpenters have developed a great reputation for joinery projects since the team was established a few years ago. We're now looking to expand the operation to meet the growing demand. Learn more about what they do and how you can get involved.

Wanting to create a lasting piece of wildlife art, we asked local artist and sculptor Iain Crafer, to create a sculpture depicting one of our rare butterflies – the iridescent, adonis blue.