Visiting

1. Where is Headley Heath
   1. How to Get There
   2. Facilities on the Heath

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Where is Headley Heath

The Heath is due south of London in Surrey between Leatherhead and Dorking, next to the village of Headley which is just west of the M25 between Junctions 8 and 9.

How to Get There

By road

Exit M25 at J9 (Leatherhead) and take A24 south (Leatherhead by-pass road) towards Dorking. Then take B2033 (Reigate Road) to Headley village. 

Parking is available (see Facilities on the Heath below)

On foot

From the North Downs way at Box Hill, follow the footpaths to Headley Heath (5 hour circular walk from Box Hill). See Ordnance Survey map Explorer 146

By train

Box Hill and Westhumble station is 3 miles away

By bus

Surrey Connect 21, Dorking-Leatherhead-Epsom, alight Headley. Visit Surrey County Council for further information

Cycling

Take B2033 (Headley Common Road) to Headley village. View local cycle routes on Sustrans website

Facilities on the Heath

The Heath is 214.5 hectares (530 acres) owned and managed by the National Trust.

Parking is available in the main car park and the smaller Brimmer car park on the west side of Headley Common Road and a small overflow car park on the east side.

All three are pay & display, £4 per day or free for National Trust members. Visitors can pay by mobile phone (JustPark) at the two main car parks

For most days throughout the year, a caravan in the main car park sells hot food, sandwiches and drinks.

There are no toilet facilities on the Heath.   Benches are provided across the Heath for the weary walker

The Heath is criss-crossed with paths and includes two marked Lizard and Military Trails.  Notice boards in the main car park display a map of the Heath and other information and help.