Plan your visit

When planning your visit, you may want to find out about:

Where to find us

Visitor parking is immediately in front of the entrance gate.

Make sure your SATNAV is directing you to Jumps road.

There are NO brown signs.

To get in touch, click the button below:

By road from Hindhead

  • From the A3 take the exit for Hindhead which is just after the tunnel if you are heading from London and just before from Portsmouth.
  • Follow the signs for Hindhead and then at the double mini roundabout take the first exit on the A287 towards Farnham.
  • You will drive for roughly 2 miles and pass through Churt Village where you may like to stop and visit Miscellanea, our bespoke interiors showrooms and Art Gallery.
  • After passing through Churt Village turn right onto Jumps Road.
  • We are at the other end of Jumps Road opposite the Bel and Dragon Hotel.

 

By road from Farnham

  • Join the A287 heading towards Hindhead and continue for around 5 miles.
  • Shortly after passing Frensham Great Pond and Pond Lane on your right turn left onto Jumps Road.
  • The Sculpture Park is on your left at the end of Jumps road opposite the Hotel.

By Train & Taxi

  • Farnham or Haslemere station and 10 minutes by taxi.

By Train, Bus & Walking

  • From Farnham or Haslemere station take the No19 to Churt Village
  • Walk towards Hindhead, through Churt village on A287 and turn left onto Hale House Lane next to The Crossways pub.
  • Walk to the end of Hale House Lane 3/4 mile, onto Tilford Road for 2 mins,  to find The Sculpture Park on your left at the crossroads, opposite Bel and The Dragon pub.

 

 

Please be aware these roads are country roads with no footpath or pedestrian pavement and so we encourage visitors to arrange some form of road transport. Sorry for any inconvenience.

What to expect

Enjoy a peaceful stroll along a winding 2 mile trail through 10 acres of enchanting woodland and water gardens. More than 600 large outdoor sculptures are displayed throughout our stunning grounds all year. The park is teeming with wildlife and plants which are ever-changing throughout the seasons.

In the summer you will find yourself lost in a labyrinth of lush gardens and in the bare trees of winter you will witness more of the vast exhibition all around, spotting sculptures from a far but still managing to lose yourself in the depths of the woodland.

Visitors should set aside between two to four hours for a visit as with two miles of trail and 10 acres the park is much larger than most anticipate.

Paths can be uneven with some slopes and gravel areas, so we recommend wearing appropriate footwear for a comfortable visit. For more accessibility details, visit our accessibility page using the button below:

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Facilities

Toilets

We have two toilets on site by reception, one has disabled access and baby changing mat

Parking

There is parking immediately in front of the entrance gate for visitors of the park. If this is full, you are welcome to use the Bel and the Dragon car park around the side of the building.

Seating

You’ll find plenty of places to sit and take a break as you explore. Some seating is designed as part of the sculpture experience, so if something looks like a bench, feel free to take a seat and enjoy the surroundings.

Picnic Spots

There are 3 main areas which you can picnic, each located a short distance from reception. Each has seating or tables available and are free to use. We care about the environment and are proud of keeping a clean space, so we kindly request you take your rubbish home with you. One of the picnic spots is a Thai Hit located waterside at the front of the park, making it an excellent spot to stop for a break.

Pub

We encourage you to bring your own food and drinks to enjoy a picnic during your visit as we do not have a cafe at The Sculpture Park. However, you are welcome to visit the Bel and the Dragon opposite at any time for lunch or refreshments. You can come and go from the park throughout the day so you can easily visit the excellent places nearby where food and refreshments are available. Take a look at what's nearby.

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Visiting guidelines

Dogs

Well behaved dogs are welcome on a short lead.

Setting

The park is set within natural woodland, so the terrain is not flat and all trails follow gravel woodland paths. Most visitors enjoy taking the routes at their own pace, and a step-free option is available. If you or someone in your group prefers flatter, more even surfaces, some areas may feel a little more challenging, so we recommend planning your route in advance to make the most of your visit.

Take a look at our full details on Accessibility.

Local area

For those travelling to reach us, why not make a day or weekend of your visit? The local area around Churt and The Sculpture Park offers an abundance of exceptional places. Our recommendations on where to sleep, eat, shop and explore and here:

Places to stay and dine in the local area:

Bel and the Dragon, Churt

The Devil's Cradel, Churt

Tilford Woods Lodge Retreat

Frensham Pond Hotel, Frensham

Places to explore in the local area:

Devil's Punchbowl, Hindhead

Frensham Ponds, Frensham

Waverley Abbey, Farnham

  • "Surrey's best kept secret....a hidden gem"

Scultpures for sale

For those looking to buy we offer one of the most eclectic exhibitions of sculpture for sale from over 500 established, emerging and international artists ranging in all styles, mediums, sizes and price brackets.

Consult with one of our experts on purchases, shipping and installations with in-house services available from one of the only sculpture specialists in the UK. With over 2000 artworks available for immediate purchase and delivery all year, if you do not find what you are looking for in the gardens or gallery please do enquire for access to view additional works located near by. To browse the collection online, use the button below.

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