Open Space in Surrey Heath

camberleypark 1. Camberley Park, Knoll Road, GU15 3HD
Behind the Civic offices and Camberley library. A new park created as part of a housing development. A unique feature is the ruined Obelisk Tower situated on a hill overlooking Camberley. There is also a small children's playground.

londonroad2. London Road Recreation Ground, Grand Avenue, Camberley, GU15 3QQ
Tel: 01276 686616

Surrey Heath's oldest park opened in 1898. The town park is adjacent to the Arena Leisure Centre. In addition to football, cricket, bowling (Camberley Bowls Club) and tennis, there is a small ornamental garden and a children's play area.

blackwaterpark3. Blackwater Park, Admiralty Way, GU15 3DT
An area of open space alongside the River Blackwater with picnic areas, trim trail and you may see a kingfisher or two.

olddean4. Old Dean Recreation Ground, Bracknell Road, Camberley, GU15 4BD
An open space in the middle of the Old Dean Estate with a very popular adventure play area and BMX / roller skating track. Two soccer pitches are provided. Home to the Old Dean Bowls Club.

crabtree 5. Crabtree Park Crabstree Road & Watchmoor Reserve, Camberley GU15 2TA
Two sites, which are linked by a footbridge over the railway. Crabtree provides informal recreation opportunities including trim trail and skate ramp, while Watchmoor Reserve has been landscaped to encourage wildlife. There is also a small outdoor classroom area with wooden sculptures, lakes and walks.

watchetts6. Watchetts Recreation Ground, Park Road, Camberley GU15 2SR
Home of the Camberley Rugby Football Club, Frimley Lawn Tennis Club and Watchetts Bowling Club, this park also provides cricket, putting, casual tennis and soccer. There is also a children's play area.

southcotepark7. Southcote Park, Portsmouth Road, Camberley GU15 2TA
A small open space which is the home of the Camberley Tennis Club. At present there is a small arboretum and a tree list may be obtained from Arts & Leisure. Telephone 01276 707338. This park is being extended providing a dog free area with children's play, naturalised bulbs, trees and conservation areas.

chobhamroad8. Chobham Road Recreation Ground, Frimley GU16 8PF
Another small park which provides two football pitches, a cricket square and a children's playground.

warrenroad 9. Warren Wood, Warren Rise, Frimley
An ancient woodland dominating the skyline as well as being an important landscapes feature it provides walks and sanctuary for wildlife.

alphingtonpond10. Alphington Pond, Alphington Avenue, Camberley
A small attractive pond, a place to enjoy the quiet and watch the ducks. No fishing please.

watchettslakes11. Watchetts Lakes, Verran Road, Camberley

tomlinspond12. Tomlins Pond, Tomlins Avenue, Frimley GU16 8LJ
Watchetts & Tomlins lakes provide four very pleasant water features, where you can stroll, watch the birds or just sit and enjoy the water. No fishing please.

heathersiderecreation13. Heatherside Recreation Ground, Cumberland Road, Camberley

An open space, offering 3 soccer pitches and children's play area. There is also a lovely avenue of Redwood trees.

maquiredrive14. Maquire Drive, Heatherside
Small open space with toddlers play area.

woodendroad15. Woodend Road, Deepcut GU16 6JX
A nice children's playground and football pitch.

frimleygreen16. Frimley Green Recreation Ground, Frimley Green Road GU16 6JX
Tel: 01252 835462

A large park, dominated by a grassy hill, offering extensive views over Surrey and Hampshire. There is also a children's play area, five football pitches, a cricket pitch and two tennis courts. An area of natural vegetation has been preserved, where foxes or and other wildlife may be seen.

17. Frimley Lodge Park, Sturt Road, Mytchett GU16 6HY
Surrey Heath's Jewel in the Crown - a Green Flag park. 24 hectares of open space with a combination of formal sports provision in a rural setting with woodland, meadows, canal side walks and even a miniature railway. There is a pitch and putt course and a cafeteria. The site is looked after by the Park Warden who can be contacted on 01252 836970.

mytchettrecreation18. Mytchett Recreation Ground, Hamesmoor Road, Mytchett GU16 6JD
A small park offering children's play area, bowling (Mytchett Bowls Club) and tennis, skate ramp with a grass kickabout area and rose beds.

rosewoodway19. Rosewood Way, West End GU24 9PF
One of the Council's latest open spaces with open grass areas, bowling green (West End Bowls Club) and a basket ball goal. A small play ground is provided by West End Parish Council.

turfhill20. Turfhill Park, Red Road, Lightwater
A natural area of heathland and pine woods managed by this Council in recognition of the valuable and rare habitat created by heathland. Provides opportunities for walking, nature study and picnics. An S.S.S.I.

21. Lightwater Country Park, The Avenue, Lightwater GU18 5RG
Tel: 01276 479582

58 hectares of natural beauty consisting of mainly heathland with pine and birch woodland, much of the park is S.S.S.I. There are way marked walks, a nature trail and a trim trail. The view from High Curley is well worth the climb. Three ponds support a wealth of wildlife. Guided walks and talks can be arranged. Football, cricket and rugby are provided by Lightwater Playing Field Association who also manage the comprehensive Leisure Centre within the park. Tel 01276 472662. The Heathland Visitor Centre is available for groups and events.

22. Chobham Place Woods, Off Windsor Road, (B383) GU24 8TN
A mature broadleaf wood which once belonged to Chobham Place House lying to the south. This area and Round Pond to the east are on the edge of Chobham Common. The wood provides pleasant woodland walks and it is proposed to improve access for disabled visitors and partially restore the original historical landscape.

23. Wellington Park, Clarence Drive, Portsmouth Road, GU15 1JT
Some large open areas within this new housing estate with 2 small playgrounds.