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The home of an Edwardian party house, the Surrey Hills and a classic landscape garden. Discover what there is to see and do in Surrey and plan a day out to remember.
A 1,600-acre estate with elegant gardens, Edwardian house and plenty of room to play

Stretches of sweeping parkland sheltering a classic country house

A landscape arboretum reflecting the colours of each changing season

Panoramic views and outstanding ancient woodland

This grade 1 listed garden created by the great landscape designers of the 18th century charts the evolution of the English Landscape Garden

Celebrating the many hands who made Clandon

The birthplace of the Magna Carta. History, art and nature on the banks of the River Thames.


A charming country retreat on the edges of the South Downs.

You’ll find gorgeous views over the Polesden Lacey estate and elegant interiors in this Regency-style villa.

A larch-clad barn in a peaceful spot on the Polesden Lacey Estate, with a contemporary interior and lovely views.
There are eight National Trust supporter groups in Surrey and you can join one to meet like-minded people, make new friends and learn more about the work of the National Trust.

A touring sculpture by artist and curator Andrea Gregson displayed in the boathouse in the lower arboretum.
Hop into this self-guided outdoors adventure – with storytelling and play. Fun for all the family.
Come with friends or make some new ones on this invigorating social walk around the Polesden Lacey countryside. Some hills are included on the route.
Have you ever wondered what it takes to look after the Rose Garden at Polesden Lacey? Join Senior Gardener, Janine for a free 45-minute talk in the Rose Garden on Friday 27 February and Friday 6 March at 11am.
Join us for a free guided walk around the Arboretum with one of our very knowledgeable volunteers.
Every Friday afternoon, take a moment to switch off and take in the surroundings in our dedicated Silent Space at Polesden Lacey.
A shorter, guided walk and talk that covers the highlights of Box Hill. You will discover some of the Hill's fascinating and varied history.
As featured in the National Trust book, 100 Things to Wear, and now on display in the house, this striking waistcoat made from gloves, belonged to Navy signaller Harrie Joseph who recuperated at Hatchlands after shellshock in 1915.

Discover lots of gardens, historic houses, days out at the coast and more.