Where to Go in Surrey, South East: Top 8 Attractions & Local Favorites

Shaney Shepherd Really nice feeding point.

Andy Hoare A short walk via a stoney path may not be ideal for everyone. There is a decent car park with a cafe and toilets which were popular and clean on our visit (BH Monday). It was great to explore the site. However, the buildings were locked. Not cost to enter.

Hannah Bennett A fascinating underground tunnel, the exact history of which is lost to time but believed to be the castle’s Barons wine cellar! Open days run by the Wealden Cave and Mine Society, a super friendly bunch of active explorers with super knowledgeable and friendly guides who will show you all the interesting bits, like cheeky old graffiti or the oldest date on the wall. Nice large passage and always close to surface so not claustrophobic. A few steps underground but flat steps and there us a hand rail in most parts. Great for all the fanily!

S Pontian Greek A gem in the heart of town. Priory Park is one of the most beautiful and welcoming green spaces in Reigate. It’s the perfect place for families, couples, or anyone who wants to relax and enjoy nature. The grounds are always well maintained, with stunning gardens, wide open lawns, and plenty of walking paths that make it easy to explore. Family friendly: The playground is excellent, safe, and full of activities for children. Amenities: The café offers good food and drinks, making it easy to spend the whole day here. Scenery: From the lake to the historic Priory building, the park is full of character and charm. Accessibility: Conveniently located near the town centre, with easy parking and good facilities. Priory Park is a wonderful place to unwind, meet friends, or simply enjoy the outdoors. It combines history, nature, and community spirit, making it one of Reigate’s highlights.

Lisa Moulton Highly recommend visiting Reigate caves tour when available (see their website for dates). Run by dedicated, enthusiastic and friendly volunteers. Had a very enjoyable time and our tour guide was an expert and so knowledgeable. You could easily imagine what it was like for folk years ago. There was also a well presented museum like self guided tour on the opposite side of the tunnel, which amongst other events showed the usage during the II world war.

Rebekah Feeney Beautiful walk, beautiful scenery this walk was enjoyed with a lot of people of all sorts of age so it’s great for a day out.