Surrey

Clandon Park

Celebrating the many hands who made Clandon

West Clandon, Guildford, Surrey, GU4 7RQ

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Statue fixed to the brick wall at Clandon Park Surrey

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Directions via Google Maps
By road
From A3 southbound: Leave the A3 at the junction signposted Ockham, Ripley, Send. At the roundabout take the 2nd exit onto B2215. After approximately 1.75 miles, at the roundabout take the 1st exit onto A247. You’ll arrive after approximately 1.75 miles, the entrance to the visitor carpark is on your right. From A3 northbound: Leave the A3 at the junction signposted Ripley, Woking, Dorking. After approximately 0.5 miles, at the roundabout take the 3rd exit onto A247. You’ll arrive after approximately 1.75 miles, the entrance to the visitor carpark is on your right.
Parking: Free, 275 metres.
Sat Nav: Ensure you enter from A247
On foot
Approximately 15-20 minutes from Clandon station. Turn left out of Station Road on to the A247. Travel along the A247 for approximately 1 mile. Clandon Park is signposted on your right hand side just before you reach the Church of St Peter & St Paul. Please note the pavement is very narrow in places and may not be wide enough for buggies or wheelchairs.
By train
Clandon Station (CLA), Station Road, West Clandon, GU4 7TE is 1 mile from Clandon Park. It is situated on the London Waterloo to Guildford mainline. There is no taxi rank at this station. Walking from Clandon station will take approximately 15-20 minutes. Please note the pavement is very narrow in places and may not be wide enough for buggies or wheelchairs.
By bus
Services 300, 463 and 479.
By bicycle
The closest National Cycle Routes are routes 22 and 223 both of which run through Guildford town centre, approximately 4 miles from Clandon. See Sustrans for more details.
By bicycle - more information

An 18th century Palladian mansion designed by Giacomo Leoni, decorated by leading European sculptors, and built to impress, Clandon Park was transformed by fire in April 2015. The Clandon Park Project is conserving and re-presenting Clandon as a 'country house laid bare' - celebrating the surviving building and the many hands who made the house. A welcoming, fully functional building will host a range of displays, events and activities - creating a unique way to understand and enjoy a country house. We're balancing the delivery of the Clandon Park project with opening to visitors, and so the house is sometimes closed while conservation and construction works are carried out. There will be individual events throughout the year and the garden is open in the summer. The house is set in a peaceful garden ideal for a stroll, children's play, and an informal picnic. Please, always check the website before travelling.