Today: heavy drizzle · 15°C
A wet day — perfect for indoor exploration
Setting
Outdoor
Entry
Free / cheap
Who for
Toddler-friendly · Ages 0–17

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.

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.
Getting there
Public Transport Access
Banstead Woods is accessible via local bus services. Check the latest schedules for routes serving the area.
Activities
Trail Information
Explore the Narnia trail within the woods, featuring a wardrobe entrance and sculptures of characters like Aslan the lion.
Location and map
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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.








