Chantry Wood campsite
The campsite is located on the North Downs on the edge of Chantry wood just two miles from Guildford. It offers beautiful views over the Albury Vale and Chilworth Village. During clear weather, you can see the South Downs. It's a basic site without regular attendance by council staff.
Due to limited facilities bookings can only be made for single parties. Bookings are not kept on a waiting list and are only confirmed when payment has been received.
Campsite features
- a level campsite
- two fire pits with seating
- piped water
- brick cubicles for chemical toilets
The closest shops, supermarkets and post offices are in Guildford. This campsite does not have showers.
Campsite rules
Campsite hire is subject to the campsite rules (Word doc) [29KB] which should be read carefully. The site rules are to ensure enjoyable and safe camping. It is the customer's responsibility to ensure that the site is kept clean and tidy.
When using the campsite:
- youth groups must be supervised at all times by responsible adults
- the campsite's maximum capacity is 100
- do not pitch your tents under any oak trees
- replace the bollard behind you at the vehicle entrance when entering or leaving the site
Arriving and departing times
- arrival between 12noon - 5pm
- departure by 11.30am
Vehicle entrance and route to campsite
Nearest postcode is GU4 8PZ.
The vehicle entrance is off Halfpenny Lane. Once through the bollards, follow the gently winding forest track up and to the left.
This campsite is only suitable for vehicles that are up to five meters long.
Prices
There is a minimum charge of £35 per booking.
| Chantry wood campsite | Price (per person per night) |
|---|---|
| Adults (16 +) | £10.50 |
| Children under 16 | £5 |
| Children under 4 | Free |
| Scouts / guides and affiliated groups | £5 |
| School groups | £5 |
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Oak Processionary Moth
Oak processionary moth caterpillars (OPM) and their nests are in this woodland and may be in oak trees within the campsite area. OPM caterpillars carry thousands of microscopic urticating hairs which can cause minor to severe skin rash, respiratory and eye problems. Caterpillars or their nests should not be approached or touched.
We aim to remove nests from oak trees within the campsite area as soon as possible.