Fetcham and Bookham

FETCHAM

Cannon Court Recreation Ground
A small open space with access from Cannon Grove and Cannonside. There is a small children's playground and the ground is the home of Leatherhead Tennis Club.

Cock Lane Recreation Ground
This recreation ground immediately adjoins Cock Lane and is the home of Fetcham Football Club. There is a large, well used, children's playground and a multi sports court (both of which were extensively refurbished in 2007), as well as a tennis court, all of which are freely available for public use. The National Playing fields Association hold the freehold for this ground and it is on a long lease to the Council.

Kennel Lane Rec

Kennel Lane Recreation Ground
This recreation ground is accessed from Hazel Way , Gatesden Road and Ashwood Park, as well as the public footpath from Bell Lane, beside the school playing fields. There is a football pitch on the upper part of the ground and a children's playground on the other side of a dividing belt of trees. There is a small pond at the bottom of the field, which is part of the surface water drainage system for the area. To the north of the Recreation Ground is an area of woodland, which was originally part of the 'Fetcham Gap'. Footpaths through this woodland lead out to Sherwood Close.



Ridgeway Garden
This small formal garden on The Ridgeway adjoins Fetcham Parish Church and contains the War Memorial. The garden provides a very quiet spot close to the church.

BOOKHAM

Barn Hall Open Space
This small field adjoins the rear of The Old Barn Hall, but there is also access from Mead Crescent and The Garstons. The Bookham Village Day celebrations are held here each year.

Chrystie Recreation Ground
This popular recreation ground is on Dorking Road, south of the village centre and is the home of the Bookham Football, Bowling and Tennis Clubs. There is a well used children's playground adjacent to the Bookham Boy's Club building, at the southern end.

On the other side of Dorking Road, south of Chrystie Lane is a small informal open space, which was originally part of the grounds of Bookham Grove.

Long Copse

Long Copse
This small open space on the corner of Eastwick Drive and Spring Grove comprises an open grass area, some woodland and two ponds. The ponds are part of the surface water drainage system, as well as providing a well loved amenity. Fishing rights on the ponds are licensed to Leatherhead & District Angling Society.


Lower Road Recreation Ground
Located on the Lower Road to the west of the village, this recreation ground is also used by Bookham Football Club. There is a small car park with a large and very popular children's playground adjacent.

A small Skatepark has recently been constructed in the south-western corner of the site.