Holiday cottages near Chessington World of Adventures to rent

Holiday cottages near Chessington World of Adventures

Chessington World of Adventures is, well, just that, an entire world of adventures! Over 40 rides, attractions and immersive experiences are spread across ten themed lands. See the wondrous animals of the savannah in the award-winning zoo or the creatures of the deep in the Sea Life Centre. Once you’re done exploring the real world, delve into in the Forbidden Kingdom or the Wild Woods.

Of course, with such an incredible range of adventures to be had, one day won’t be nearly enough to explore everything Chessington has to offer. Luckily, with the stunning Surrey Hills AONB on one side and the bustling city of London on the other, Chessington is surrounded by some of the finest holiday homes. With hundreds of holiday lodges to choose from, and so many incredible locations close by, you can let your imagination run wild and allow the kids to fulfil their wildest holiday desires.

Choosing a quiet holiday home within easy reach to Chessington gives you a peaceful place to curl up in, after a long day of exploring the park. Best of all, with so many cottages to choose from, you can ask for all kinds of amazing add-ons. From an open plan dining room to super-fast Wi-Fi, to a tennis court in the lawned garden. Why not make everything a little more relaxing, with an open fire or a hot tub, or add a little decadence with an indoor swimming pool?

Perfect for everything from short breaks to week-long escapes, Chessington World of Adventures is the ultimate in family-friendly entertainment. However, if you feel like a break from the award-winning theme park, there are dozens of other excellent attractions nearby. Why not take a bike ride through the gorgeous Surrey Hills or step back to Tudor England at Hampton Court Palace? Bushy Park is one of the best picnic spots in Britain, while Hobbledown is another Adventure Park, with great outdoor areas.

Getting to Chessington World of Adventures

You can find Chessington World of Adventures at the following address: Leatherhead Rd, Chessington, KT9 2NE.

Travelling by car to Chessington World of Adventures

Chessington World of Adventures is located on the A243, just two miles from the A3 and M25. If you’re travelling from the South, take the M25 and exit at junction 9, and if you’re travelling from the North, exit at junction 10. If you’re driving from London, take the A3 to Hook and then follow signposts to Chessington.

Travelling by train to Chessington World of Adventures

If you’re travelling by train head towards Chessington South station. From here, you’ll be an easy 10-minute walk from the park entrance.

Travelling by bus to Chessington World of Adventures

A regular bus service travels right to Chessington World of Adventures. Take the 465 bus from Kingston to Chessington, or the 467 from Epsom to Chessington.

Towns to stay near Chessington World of Adventures

Leatherhead

Nestled in northern Surrey, despite being sat right next to Greater London, Leatherhead feels like a real countryside escape. Surrounded by miles of stunning countryside, it’s a gateway to the award-winningly beautiful Surrey Hills.

Sutton

Sutton lies on the lower slopes of the North Downs and is known as one of the most historic parts of London. The town is home to dozens of fascinating attractions, including Honeywood Museum and Nonsuch Place, once the palace of Tudor king Henry VIII.

Weybridge

Anyone with a passion for planes or cars will know about Weybridge. Sat on the banks of the River Wey, this chocolate-box town was home to the world’s first purpose-built racing circuit, while its aerodrome saw the development of WWII bombers.

Things to do near Chessington World of Adventures

Surrey Hills AONB

At over 400 kilometres square, the Surrey Hills are maybe the largest picnic spot in Britain. Officially ranked as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the hills are an oasis of softly undulating grassland and blissfully fresh air. As well as being a particularly popular spot for walkers and bird watchers, if you head down with your bike, you can explore some of the best cycling routes in the country.

Hobbledown

From jumping pillows to zorbing courses, and grand wooden castles that let your imagination run free, Hobbledown is home to over 50 acres of adventure. Meet incredible birds of prey in the Raptor Centre or conquer your fears on the High Ropes. This Adventure Farm Park and Zoo is the ideal add-on to a week of family-friendly fun.

Hampton Court Palace

Welcome to the home of England’s most infamous monarch, Henry VIII. Experience the public dramas and privates lives of the garish king, his children and, of course, his many wives. Home to period actors, grand feasts and gorgeous gardens, Hampton Court Palace isn’t just a historic structure, it’s a trip to Tudor England.

Bushy Park

Bushy Park is, in our professional opinion, one of the most majestic places in Britain. Herds of red and fallow deer scamper through its mix of trickling waterways, green grassland and immaculate gardens. Keep an eye out for rare and wonderful birdlife, including woodpeckers, kingfishers and kestrels.

Claremont House

After a weekend of candy floss and hot dogs at Chessington World of Adventures, you may be craving a meal with a little more class. Well, look no further than Claremont House. This grand, 18th-century Palladian mansion is a gorgeous example of classic Venetian architecture. Inside, it serves delightful cream teas, with a hefty helping of sophistication.