Accessible Trails
Gogmore Farm Park (Curfew Bell Road, Cherstey KT16 9BB)
Gogmore Farm Park is close to the centre of Chertsey. Chertsey Railway Station off Guildford Street is only 500 metres from the park. The pretty river Bourne runs through the centre of the park. The park is monitored by CCTV. There is a Cafe facility on site. There are disabled toilet facilities from April to September in the park which are accessed by a radar key. There are seating benches regularly spaced around the route for rest stops.
Hythe Park (Field View, Egham Hythe TW20 8AT)
Hythe Park is close to the centre of Egham and is 0.9 miles from Egham Railway Station. There are 3 buses an hour from Church Road (TW20 9HZ), which is approximately 5 minutes from the railway station. The bus stops in Pooley Green Road. The park was opened in June 2009 and has 2 play areas - one for toddlers and one for older children, a multi-use ball court and a wet/dry wildlife area. An outdoor gym was installed in early 2014. There are no toilet facilities or refreshments in Hythe Park. The nearest disabled toilet is in the Hythe Centre, 36 Thorpe Road, Staines-upon-Thames, Egham, TW18 3HD. There is a café and shops at Pooley Green Shopping Parade, TW20 8AS. Please take bottled water with you as the tree trail takes around an hour to complete, or longer at a more leisurely pace. There are seating benches regularly spaced around the route for rest stops.
Victory Park (Chertsey Rd, Addlestone KT15 2EW)
Victory Park is just over 300 metres from Addlestone Railway Station and can be accessed by turning right out of the railway station and walking towards the town centre and taking the second road on the right, which is Victory Park Road. The park is at the very end of Victory Park Road.
There is a car park accessed from the Victory Park Road entrance. Victory Park is wheelchair accessible and there are toilet facilities in the park including a disabled toilet.
There are three tennis courts, an outdoor gym, football pitches, a children’s playground, bowling green and pavilion, and croquet lawn in the park. In the summer months there is a paddling pool for young children.
Homewood Park Dementia Trail, Chertsey
Runnymede Borough Council and their partners in the Runnymede Dementia Action Alliance launched a leaflet for a mini walk or meet up for picnic and nature trail for residents with Alzheimer’s and their friends and family. This was done as part of World Alzheimer's Month in September 2021. The route was assessed at the time by a former committee member of Runnymede Access Liaison Group. The short walk through pleasant calming woodland is on fairly firm ground, so can be easily accessed by manual and electric wheelchairs, as well as mobility scooters, although not advisable after heavy rain. There is a picnic area and some benches for you to stop, enjoy your surroundings and just listen to nature. Homewood Park has 3 hours free parking which makes it easy for people to meet up safely, get some exercise and fresh air, socialise and improve their mental well-being.
The Dingle, St Ann's Hill, Chertsey
The small car park for The Dingle is accessed off St Ann’s Hill Road past the first car park (which takes walkers up to the top of St Ann’s Hill and the viewpoint towards Gatwick). It is on the right-hand side of the road with a yellow height restriction barrier. This car park has two disabled car parking bays as pictured below. The start of the tree trail begins at the car park.