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The Inn On The Green, Ockley |
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Questions & ANSWERS
How do I find the Inn On The Green?The Inn On The Green is on the A29 in Ockley, 8 miles south of Dorking.
From the north, follow the A24 towards Horsham until you reach the junction with the A29 to Bognor Regis. Follow the A29 for 3 miles. The Inn On The Green is the second Public House on the left hand side. From the south and east, follow the A24 north towards Dorking. The A24 becomes a single carriageway for four miles after it passes Horsham. When the road becomes a dual carriageway again, look out for the turning for Ockley Station on the left hand side. Follow this road for two miles until it joins the A29. Turn left here, and The Inn On The Green is the second Public House on the left hand side. Where CAN I FIND INFORMATION ABOUT GROUP AND EVENT BOOKINGS?The Green Rooms and The Inn On The Green are ideal for weddings, birthdays and other celebrations. We can cater for up to 70 seated diners and, for larger parties, we would be delighted to show you menu suggestions and photographs of our acclaimed buffets.
What ARE THE GREEN ROOMS & THE INN ON THE GREEN'S OPENING HOURS?The Green RoomsMonday to Friday: 1200 to 1430 1800 to 2130 Saturday: 1200 to 2130 Sunday: 1200 to 2000
The Inn On The GreenMonday to Thursday: 1130 to 2400 Friday and Saturday: 1130 to 0100 Sunday: 1200 to 2300
Where can I find out more about amenities in and around Ockley?Besides fantastic walks, hiking, fishing and cycling and the sporting occasions arranged by the people of the village, there are plenty of things to see and do in and around Ockley. The village has its own website: Ockley Website
Leith Hill (5 minute drive)
More Information: The National Trust
Box Hill (10 minute drive)
More Information: The National Trust
London (One hour by train)
Express trains to London Victoria and London Waterloo leave Dorking Station every 30 minutes throughout the day. Trains to London are also available from Ockley Station, which is 2km from The Inn On The Green. More Information: Railway Timetables
Guildford and its Cathedral (30 minute drive)
More Information: Guildford Tourism Office Guildford cathedral, in its twenty acres of green parkland, is an imposing landmark. Inside, there is tranquillity and peace and an overall impression of dignity, beauty, lightness and space, created by the pale Somerset sandstone pillars and white Italian marble floors. More Information: Guildford Cathedral
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The
highest point in south-east England, the hill is crowned by an
18th-century Gothic tower, with panoramic views towards London and
southwards to the English Channel. There are colourful displays of
rhododendrons and bluebells in May and June. Rugged countryside
provides exhilarating walking in woodland and over heath and
farmland
An
outstanding area of woodland and chalk downland, Box Hill has long
been famous as a destination for day-trippers from London. It has
much to offer the rambler and naturalist with many beautiful walks
and views towards the South Downs. On the summit there is an
information centre, shop, cafe and a fort dating from the 1890s.
All
the attractions of the capital city are less than an hour away by
train.
Guildford
is the historic, vibrant county town of Surrey. It offers
first-class entertainment and shopping facilities as well as
historic and scenic tourist attractions.