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Photo of Dapdune Wharf, a visitor attraction near Chilworth, Surrey, south east England.

Dapdune Wharf© Ian Capper / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Places to explore near Wanborough StationWanborough

58 places within 10 km — the standouts first, nearest first within each group.

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Worth the tripnational icons and local highlights within reach

Photo of the Surrey Hills, a National Landscape in Surrey, south east England.Highlight

Surrey Hills

National Landscape near Coldharbour

Wooded ridges and heathy commons an hour from London, with gentle hills and paths made for an easy day out

1.5 km S

Photo along the North Downs Way, a 153-mile National Trail running from Farnham to Dover, south east England.Highlight

North Downs Way

National Trail

Pilgrim country: orchards, vineyards and chalk downs between Farnham and the white cliffs of Dover.

2.4 km S · Kent & Surrey

Photo of Watts Cemetery Chapel, a chapel near Compton, Surrey, south east England.Highlight

Watts Cemetery Chapel

Chapel near Compton

Circular Arts and Crafts mortuary chapel at Compton, its terracotta interior designed by Mary Watts and built by villagers.

3.9 km SE

Photo of St Nicholas' Church, Compton, a church in Surrey, south east England.Highlight

St Nicholas' Church, Compton

Church near Compton

Norman church with a rare two-storey sanctuary and what is thought to be England's oldest surviving carved wooden screen.

4 km SE

Photo of Compton, a village in Surrey, south east England.Highlight

Compton

Village

Village on the old Guildford–Farnham road, home to the Watts Gallery, its Arts and Crafts chapel and a rare Norman two-storey church.

4.2 km SE · Surrey

Photo of Dapdune Wharf, a visitor attraction near Chilworth, Surrey, south east England.Highlight

Dapdune Wharf

Attraction near Chilworth

The restored Wey Navigation wharf in Guildford, home to a surviving Wey barge and the National Trust's story of the river's working past.

6.2 km E

Photo of Guildford Lido, a lido near Chilworth, Surrey, south east England.Highlight

Guildford Lido

Lido near Chilworth

A 50 m lido of 1933 in Stoke Park, Guildford, built partly by unemployed men in the Depression and now open all year.

6.8 km E

Photo of Waverley Abbey, a ruined monastery near Tilford, Surrey, south east England.Highlight

Waverley Abbey

Monastery · Abbey near Tilford

England's first Cistercian abbey, riverside ruins.

8 km SW

Photo of Chinthurst Hill, a folly near Wonersh, Surrey, south east England.Highlight

Chinthurst Hill

Folly near Wonersh

Wooded knoll south of Guildford topped by a 1930s stone tower folly, a short climb to a view over the Wey valley.

9.4 km SE

Photo of Farnham, a village in Surrey, south east England.Highlight

Farnham

Village

Georgian market town on the Wey, its Castle Street of red-brick and hung-tile houses climbing to a Norman castle keep above the North Downs.

9.8 km W · Surrey

Photo of St Martha-on-the-Hill, a church near Chilworth, Surrey, south east England.Highlight

St Martha-on-the-Hill

Church near Chilworth

Rebuilt Norman hilltop church on the North Downs Way and Pilgrims' Way, a landmark viewpoint above the Tillingbourne.

9.9 km E

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Photo of Greyfriars Vineyard, a vineyard near Puttenham, Surrey, south east England.

Greyfriars Vineyard

Vineyard near Puttenham

Sparkling-wine producer on the chalk of the Hog's Back near Puttenham, with cellars dug into the hillside.

2.5 km SE

Photo of Puttenham, a village in Surrey, south east England.

Puttenham

Village

Street village along the North Downs Way under the Hog's Back, with hung-tile cottages, a Norman church and nearby vineyard.

2.5 km S · Surrey

Photo of the Basingstoke Canal, a 32-mile canal running from West Byfleet to Greywell, south east England.

Basingstoke Canal

Canal

A heathland canal through Surrey and Hampshire's military country, restored over four decades and rich in dragonflies.

4 km W · Hampshire & Surrey

Photo of Lakeside Nature Reserve Country Park, a country park near Puttenham, Surrey, south east England.

Lakeside Nature Reserve Country Park

Country park near Puttenham

A country park in Surrey.

4.1 km W

Photo of The Withies Inn, a pub near Compton, Surrey, south east England.

The Withies Inn

Pub near Compton

Low 16th-century inn on Compton common, known for its rose garden and long-established restaurant.

4.8 km SE

Photo of Fox Corner Country Park, a country park near Puttenham, Surrey, south east England.

Fox Corner Country Park

Country park near Puttenham

A country park in Surrey.

5 km NE

Loseley Park

Garden near Artington

Elizabethan house with a walled garden of themed rooms, its award-winning rose garden laid to a plan of the 1560s moat garden.

5.4 km SE

Aldershot Military Cemetery

House & garden near Farnham

A garrison cemetery of nearly 17,000 burials from nine nations, laid out by Royal Engineers.

5.7 km W

Photo of the River Wey & Godalming Navigations, a river navigation running from Godalming to Weybridge, south east England.

River Wey & Godalming Navigations

River navigation

Surrey's seventeenth-century navigation, in the National Trust's care, from the Thames at Weybridge up to Godalming.

5.9 km E · Surrey

Everything else within 10 km (38) — reserves, earthworks & places to check before travelling

Ordered by how far each place is worth travelling for, then by distance. Distances are straight-line to the nearest edge of each place — paths wind, of course.