National Trust - Abinger Roughs and Netley Park

Abinger Roughs and Netley Park is a National Trust countryside site in Surrey: woodland, grassland and easy trails rather than a full-on attraction. Think gentle family walk, dog walk, or a leg-stretch with a couple of points of interest dotted about the route. The best bits for families are the straightforward paths, the views over the countryside, and the slightly quirky features that give children something to spot. Reviewers mention the Witch’s Broom Tree, WW2 pill boxes, and a monument, plus plenty of shade in summer. Several people also say the paths are pushchair friendly, which is always a win when you’re trying to avoid carrying a sulking small person uphill. The downsides are mostly practical rather than disastrous: parking is free but small, there’s no mention of café facilities, and wheelchair access is poor on the trails. It’s also more pleasant than spectacular, so manage expectations. Lovely for a peaceful outing, less so if you need bells, whistles and a decent flat white.