Parks

ABBEYFIELDS AND THE ORCHARD
CHERTSEY MEADS
TRUSS'S ISLAND, CHERTSEY LANE
CHERTSEY RECREATION GROUND
GOGMORE FARM PARK
ST. ANN'S HILL
HOMEWOOD PARK

Parks:
Abbeyfields and The Orchard,	Staines Lane Chertsey	Features include football, cricket and play equipment
Opens 08:00 Weekdays, Opens Weekend and Bank Holiday 09:00. Closing times usually 17:00, times vary according to season, please call 01932 425686 to check times.
Walks:
Addlestone, Chertsey Meads and Woburn or Addlestone, Ham Moor and New Haw

Chertsey Meads

Mead Lane,
Chertsey

An open area of meadow on the banks of the Thames. Great for walks and picnics. No closing time.

Truss’s Island

Chertsey Lane, Chertsey

This is a small riverside park with a public slipway to the River Thames. There are fishing facilities for the disabled. No closing time.

Chertsey Recreation Ground		Guildford Road, Chertsey	Facilities available include football, cricket, tennis, bowls, play equipment, putting, paddling pool and a floodlit multi sports court, toilet facilities (including disabled).
Opens 08:00 Weekdays, Opens Weekend and Bank Holiday 09:00. Closing times usually 17:00, times vary according to season, please call 01932 425686 to check times.

Gogmore Farm Park

Off Guildford Street, Chertsey

Tennis, play equipment, café (opening soon), floodlit multi-use games area, a riverside walk and toilets (including disabled)

St Ann’s Hill	Chertsey	This is a wooded park set on top of a hill with marvelous views over the surrounding countryside, a nature trail, walks and the site of an ancient fort.
Walks:
St.Anns Hill Nature Trail

Homewood Park	Guildford Road, Chertsey	A 23 hectare park is designed to echo the original landscape surrounding the Botley Manor Mansion of the late 1700's (which is a grade II listed building). The park includes car parking (from Stonehill Road), toilets, nature trail, pathways suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs , cycle routes, horse trails, a lake and woodland. No closing time.
Walks:
Homewood Park Nature Trail Addlestone, Chertsey Meads and Woburn or Chertsey or Thorpe and Callow Hill or Thorpe Park Walk or Chertsey Meads, Shepperton and Weybridge or Chertsey Meads or Wey Navigation.

Places of Interest:
• The remains of ancient fishponds from Chertsey Abbey, as well as the remains of the old abbey walls. • The Orchard contains an arboretum, magnificent gardens and a riverside walk • Site of Chertsey Abbey, Abbey fields, Windsor Street,Chertsey • All accessible to the disabled. • Thorpe Park Staines Rd, Chertsey • The Great Cockrow Miniature Railway, Hardwick Lane, Lyne, Chertsey. • Chertsey Museum, The Cedars, Windsor St, Chertsey.