Facilities

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Henfold Lakes Facilities
Henfold Lake Leisure itself consists of an area of land extending between North Holmwood and Newdigate about 2 miles south of Dorking. The site is situated beyond Brook Copse in the north eastern corner of Henfold Lake Leisure area with fantastic fishing through six lakes and a 90 pitch touring caravan site that includes service block, office and shop.

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How to Reach Henfold Lakes

The Area at Henfold Lakes Leisure

When you arrive at Henfold Lakes you can't help but notice the shear beauty and cleanliness of the parkland and the variety of countryside. With more than 5 lakes that are part of the fishery, Henfold Lakes is also a haven for many species of birds and wildlife. This is something we respect and therefore constantly monitor.

Brochure

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Henfold Lakes - The Local Area

There are two main towns within close proximity and a short drive from Henfold Lakes Leisure, namely Dorking to the North and Horsham to the South. The whole area is beautifully covered with almost chocolate box vistas.

DORKING (Download Brochure in PDF Format)

		Situated on the A25 between Guildford and Reigate A visit to the market town of Dorking and to the surrounding Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a special experience. Dorking nestles in the most beautiful countryside and has many historical roots that go back beyond Roman times. The Downs - Route Guide PDF

		The town provides a mixture of architectural styles from picturesque medieval houses to robust Victorian properties. As well as a fantastic variety of shops including the largest concentration of antique dealers in the country the town also provides great eateries and a Museum. Surrey - Local Maps PDF

HORSHAM (Download Brochure in PDF Format)

Set in the heart of Sussex and surrounded by acres of rolling countryside. Horsham was described is a recent survey as one of the most affluent towns in England. It features a subtle blend of the old with the new whilst managing to retain the charm and atmosphere of the country market town it once was. Records are unclear as to the derivation of the name, but the most likely explanation is that the true signification of Horsham is “Hors-ham”, or the horse-meadow.

Horsham - Time Spent Well PDF

The face of the town centre has changed to some extent in recent years with the introduction of a traffic free, enclosed shopping precinct, which has attracted branches of many multi-national stores, but the core of the town, the Carfax, remains almost unchanged. The Old Coach Inn, The Kings Head, dates back to the 15th Century whilst the famous tree lined Causeway abounds with magnificent specimens of homes built as long ago as the 16th Century.

Area Market Towns/Villages PDF

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