The Sculpture Park Churt
This wonderful arboretum in Surrey is filled with 600 amazing sculptures. There's 2 miles of good, woodland footpaths to follow through the 10 acre site. There's also a water garden with sculptures in the lakes and a pretty stream. The pieces are all for sale so the exhibition is always changing. You can easily spend a couple of hours strolling round the site.
If you'd like to extend your walk then you could head north to the nearby Frensham Ponds Country Park where you will find woodland and waterside trails around the two large ponds.
The circular Tilford Walk starts from the nearby village and visits the pond. The attractive settlement is well worth a visit with a pretty village green, cricket pitch and two medieaval stone bridges over the River Wey which runs through the settlement. There's also a fine local pub dating to 1705 with interesting historical photos and memorabilia to see inside.
Postcode
GU10 2LH - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsPlease click here for more information
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Pubs/Cafes
The Bel & The Dragon is located right next to the park in Churt. The country pub serves good quality dishes and has a lovely large garden area to sit out in. It was designed and built by C Marden in 1868 and at one time was former Prime Minister Lloyd George's local. There is also a Victorian letter box in pub wall. You can find them on Jumps Road at postcode GU10 2LD.
Further Information and Other Local Ideas
Just to the west of the site you could explore the Devil’s Jumps. From these three hills there are some excellent views over the area. There's also pretty heather and some interesting rock formations to see.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Memorial at the "Pride of the Valley" The hotel was built in 1867 and was often used by Lloyd George.
Sculpture park entrance opposite the "Pride of the Valley"
Lake at The Pride of the Valley Sculpture Park
The lake at the Sculpture Park, Churt
Bel and the Dragon, Churt
At the Devil’s Jumps. The hills are outcrops of an ironstone variety of sandstone of the Folkestone Beds of Lower Greensand set among acidic heathland. They are located on the western side of the park and make a worthy extension to the walk. This photo is looking towards the easternmost of the low hills where the Devil is reputed to have jumped from hill to hill. A grassy hillside here leads up to the heathery Jump.