Christ Central

Christ Central sits just outside Redhill, a modern evangelical church that's part of a growing network of contemporary Christian spaces across the UK. Walking in, you'll find yourself in a purpose-built hall rather than a traditional stone church - think comfortable, accessible, deliberately unpretentious. The focus here is on community and worship rather than architectural grandeur, which appeals to some visitors and leaves others cold.

This is genuinely aimed at people actively seeking a church community rather than casual heritage tourists. Sunday services draw a steady congregation, and if you're travelling with family and want to plug into a welcoming congregation for an hour, they're worth a visit. There's nothing particularly 'scenic' about the building itself - it won't photograph brilliantly - but that's not really the point. The real draw is the people and the message, not the venue.

If you're camping at one of the nearby parks - Alderstead Heath is closest at three miles, or Surrey Hills Park a touch further out - and you're after a Sunday morning activity or want to connect with the local faith community, it's worth ringing ahead. The website should tell you service times and whether drop-in visitors are welcome. Don't expect to spend more than an hour here. It's not a tourist attraction in the traditional sense, but as a stop-off during a park holiday in Surrey, it fills a particular niche if that's your thing.