About Denbies Hillside
Walkers and photographers will get the most from the climb up here. The panorama takes in the Weald below and stretches on clear days towards the South Downs. It's properly rewarding after the steep ascent, though families with small children might find the walk a bit much - there's no gentle route to the top.
Access appears to be free as it's open countryside, though you'll need to park in Dorking and walk up through the vineyard paths. Allow a good hour for the round trip, longer if you're stopping to admire the view. Early morning or late afternoon light makes it well worth the effort.
This works brilliantly as part of a Surrey Hills camping break. Several spots like Surrey Hills Yurts and Embers Camping near Polesden Lacey sit within easy reach, making it perfect for an evening walk after setting up camp. The view beats most of what you'll find elsewhere in the area.
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What type of attraction is Denbies Hillside?
Denbies Hillside is a viewpoint in Surrey, South East.
Are there holiday parks near Denbies Hillside?
Yes, there are 12 holiday parks near Denbies Hillside. The closest is Embers Camping - Polesden Lacey, just 1.3 miles away, rated 5.0 out of 5 by visitors. Other options include Surrey Hills Yurts and Surrey Hills National Landscape, plus 9 more.
Where is Denbies Hillside?
Denbies Hillside is located near Dorking in Surrey, South East. It is easily accessible from nearby holiday parks, making it ideal for a day trip during your stay. The nearest park is just 1.3 miles away.
What else is there to do near Denbies Hillside?
Near Denbies Hillside you can also visit National Trust - Denbies Hillside (landmark), Dunley Hill (peak), Oldlands Copse (forest), Denbies House (site of) (archaeological site). Browse our Dorking area guide for the full list of things to do.