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Features and Attractions
On view, a limited edition Blue Train Bentley, a Phantom Rolls Royce and a helicopter plus the oldest FA Cup and other trophies. Toilet facilities available.
Press and Media Coverage
Caterham Independent and the County Border News.
This garden has completed its openings for the National Garden Scheme this year. However we have many other gardens you may like. Or why not favourite this garden below so that you can get emails sent to you when it is next due to open?
The Chalet- Canceled
On this day, this garden is open by arrangement, which means that you will have to contact the owner to arrange visits for groups.
Pre-booking essential, please go to our events page to book your tickets.
Admission by donation
- Adult:
- Concessions:
- Child:
Click the dropdown arrow next to the opening date above to find details of entry costs and to add the opening to your online calendar.
Click on any opening date on the calendar above to find details of entry times, entry price and to add the opening to your online calendar.
- Regular opening
- Open by arrangement only
- Cancelled opening
This garden also makes a donation to St Catherine's Hospice.
Owner Information
Miss Lesley Manning & Mr David Gold
Add this garden to your favourites – you'll be able to find it again more easily and, if you'd like, we can send you updates about future openings.
How to find us
The Chalet
Tupwood Lane
Caterham
Surrey
CR3 6ET
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More detailed directions
Exit J6 off M25 onto A22 to N. After ½m take sharp 1st L, or follow signs from Caterham. Ample free parking. Disabled access via top gate in Tupwood Lane.
Accessibility information
Partial wheelchair access, some steep slopes. 3 large unfenced ponds.
More about The Chalet
The Chalet sits on top of a steep hill with magnificent views towards the South Downs. Ponds have encouraged a myriad of wildlife, including newts, frogs, grass snakes, ducks and herons and a Badger sett. Deer and their fawns are seen regularly enjoying the plants on the terraces! Woodlands and grasslands attract owls, sparrowhawks, kestrels, woodpeckers, black caps, gold finches and numerous other birds. Wild areas of buddleias, thistles and nettles lure a variety of butterflies. Visitors can enjoy walking around the extensive grounds and then enjoy delicious homemade cake and tea on one of the terraces. There will be a variety of entertainment for the whole family including birds of prey, owls, vintage cars, all day music and theatre, try your hand at a hole in one, fun for the children plus lots lots more. This is a real celebration of Spring.