Banstead Woods is a 93.17-hectare ancient woodland in Surrey, England, believed to have once been owned by Anne Boleyn. It is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and was historically a medieval deer park. The woods are popular among running clubs and walking groups, offering a variety of habitats and well-marked paths.
At a glance
Entry
Free / cheap
What parents should know
Getting there
Parking Information
The Holly Lane car park provides access to Banstead Woods. The address is Holly Lane, Banstead, Surrey CR5 3NR. (reigate-banstead.gov.uk(
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Opening hours
Opening hours could not be confirmed.
Last checked 24 May 2026, 11:09.
No specific opening hours published by official sources. As a natural woodland/Local Nature Reserve managed by Reigate & Banstead Borough Council and the Woodland Trust, access may be available during daylight hours, but this is not formally stated.
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