Edward F Gedge

You'll find Edward F Gedge tucked away near Redhill, a historic site that rewards the curious wanderer but demands a bit of detective work to visit. The attraction itself is modest - it's essentially a small memorial or heritage location rather than something sprawling with visitor facilities, so don't expect a car park and a gift shop.

History enthusiasts will get the most from a visit here, particularly those interested in local Surrey heritage. The walk itself is pleasant enough if you're based at one of the nearby caravan parks like Alderstead Heath or Surrey Hills Park - both within easy reach - and can be combined with exploring the wider landscape around Redhill.

My honest take: this isn't the sort of place you'd drag reluctant teenagers to, and you'll want to check opening access beforehand as information is thin on the ground. Allow perhaps an hour if you're in the area, though you could easily fit it into a longer afternoon's ramble across the Surrey Hills. It's the sort of spot that works well if you're already exploring the region rather than as a specific day-trip destination on its own.

If you're staying at Surrey Hills Park or any of the other sites within five miles, it's worth factoring in as part of a broader history-focused outing. Ring ahead or check locally in Redhill before you go - heritage sites like this sometimes have restricted access or unexpected closures.