National Trust - Headley Heath

Very beautiful and peaceful walks. There are not too many people, as in the Boxhill area and no road noise at all. Just chirping birds and lots of hares hoping around. Some hills are very steep, and good walking shoes are recommended. There are lots of benches around the areas to enjoy breathtaking views and have a picnic.

It's a fascinating location for walking and enjoying sceneries. You can find lots of seats here and there. There are lots of routes but you can find enough signs to find your way but it's ok. Some part can be muddy if it's raining. In some areas you might see some cattles. Pets and children will enjoy this place. This place has two car parks which I noticed. You can buy food and hot drink from a van there. Also, I've noticed three portable toilets there. All in all, its a nice place for walking and enjoying your day.

Peaceful place for a walk. There are always a few cars in the car park but there is such an expanse of space that you won't be tripping over lots of other walkers. You'll probably come across one or two people out with their dogs

Beautiful country side with a large car park and (when I visited) refreshments on site. The trails were a little hard to follow (I recommend taking a photo of the map when you head in or using a walking app like AllTrails). You need to pay for parking with Pay By Phone so recommend downloading that before you go incase of poor data coverage. I can't remember the charge for 1 hour but three hours is more then enough time and cost around £4.

Such a stunning place with great views and trails. Went there in March of 2022 and didn't want to leave. Such a big place with lots to see. Worth a visit and coming back to. Great for all.

We come here quite often to walk our two dogs. There is a way marked route that takes about 45 minutes to complete. There is a nice food van at the car park most of the time, where you can buy teas, coffee and various snacks including hot food. This is a National Trust facility, so there is no car park charge for members.

Absolutely fenomenal. Car park was full, since it's weekend and weather suddenly improved a lot, but it was worth waiting a little while. Near car park rather busy with people, but further away you go, more quiet it gets and it's a beautiful forest, fantastic hills with great views. And be prepared for steep climbing - these are not a mountains, but pretty steep hills, so great if you look for a place to burn some calories...

I have been visiting Headley Heath for about two years now. Its an unexpected, peaceful gem you can escape if your in London easily and feel like you are deep in the countryside somewhere. Once onto the Heath you don't hear traffic and you are surrounded by animals and changing landscape.

There are no facilities here apart from a food van in the second car park. It does reasonable quality food for a takeaway van and for fueling a walk. I often get a hot chocolate or coffee to see me though a walk.

Headley Heath can seem crowded upon arrival but not long after walking the Heath you can soon isolate yourself from other people for periods of time. Any time I have visited most people there are extremely friendly anyway and they say hello which is one of the nicest things about coming.

It is an absolute gem for photography, the landscape and the way lighting falls on it in different weathers makes it beautiful and dramatic in all weathers. I frequently snap pictures there that are really lovely.

Beautiful walks. There are several different trails you can walk here, and all are so nice, it can be a little hilly in places and narrow down some of the trails. There are 2 main car parks here, you have to pay to park or if you are a national trust member you can scan your membership card to get free parking. In the main car park there is usually an ice cream truck and there is a little food stall selling light refreshments.

I'm a local dog walker (Tadwoofs dog walkers) and this is a fantastic place to walk your dog. Secure and safe👍

There's a burger van in the main car park which does coffees and food. Lovely walk and the lizard 🦎 trail is about an hour long. It's nice to visit in the different seasons, in order to see the different foliage and plants throughout the seasons... There is a cost for the carpark, unless you're a national trust member.

Beautiful spot to walk around. Very rough terrain though so come with the right type of shoes. It goes up and down too so you will feel it in you in your legs. Beware there are no toilet in the area...

Great area for walks. Can walk through to Box Hill and back or over to Langley Vale Centenary Woods and Epsom Downs and back.
Often a mobile snack van onsite.

Beautiful area to see and relax winter or summer. Has some of the best walks around the surrey hills. So lucky I leave so close.

Lovely nature reserve with lots of good walks that you can take your dog on.

So Beautiful even in the Winter . Very Very busy at present but such a big place you can still wander for hours and not see a soul . Love the place

One of my favourite places, lovely for walking the dog, decent car park with a tea stall

Great dog walking with plenty of parking and lots of different routes around the Heath to keep it varied.

Love the heath,lots of different trails,nature ponds,great views,just came back from my evening walk,lovely sunsets.

Not reviewing National Trust, but reviewing wonderful tea/coffee / hot food van at the Headley Heath car park. Run by a wonderful lady, who cooks the best snacks, and makes the best coffee. Located in the car park on Headley Heath, just south of the cricket ground, so friendly, and just a great place to stop for that much needed cup of tea.