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1 Week In Dorking

So you've got a week in Dorking - that's great news. Let's see how you can best use your time while you're here. Last updated 5th February 2024

What Should I Do For One Week In Dorking?

If you have seven days to spend in Dorking, here are some suggestions for things to do:

Day 1:

Start off by exploring the historic town center and its charming shops and cafes. Visit the Dorking Museum to learn about the town's history and take a stroll around the beautiful St Martin's Church. Time needed: half-day.

Day 2:

Take a scenic walk at Box Hill, which offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. You can also visit the National Trust property, Box Hill's Zig Zag, which features a diverse range of plants and wildlife. Time needed: full-day.

Day 3:

Visit the Denbies Wine Estate, the largest vineyard in England, and enjoy a wine tour or tasting (must be booked in advance). Time needed: half-day.

Day 4:

Head to the Surrey Hills and go on a cycling or hiking adventure. There are plenty of routes and trails to choose from that offer stunning landscapes and views. Time needed: half-day or full-day depending on the route.

Day 5:

Explore the picturesque countryside and quaint villages surrounding Dorking by car or on foot. Stop by places such as Abinger Hammer, Shere, and Gomshall to experience the tranquility of rural Surrey. Time needed: full-day.

Day 6:

Book a round of golf at one of Dorking's local courses. Box Hill Golf Club and Dorking Golf Club are both popular options. Time needed: half-day.

Day 7:

Visit Polesden Lacey, a beautiful National Trust property that features a stunning house, gardens, and estate. Time needed: half-day.

For places to stay, there are a variety of options including hotels, bed and breakfasts, and self-catering accommodation. Some suggestions include The White Horse Hotel, The Running Horses, and The Plough Inn.

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