Knaphill
A pleasant residential neighbourhood on the border of Woking and surrounding countryside
"Woking's centre offers plenty of shops and entertainment facilities, but with plenty of greenery surrounding it."
Craig Brant
"There has been fantastic development around Jubilee Square in the past few years."
Craig Brant
"Watching the narrow boats sail along Basingstoke Canal is a real treat and gives Woking its countryside appeal."
Daniel Green
Where do Knaphill locals go?
Goldsworth Park Lake
A lovely spot for an evening walk.
Submitted by Matt
The Cricketers
Great pub lunch in Horsell, just outside Woking's town centre.
Submitted by Matt
The Red Lion
Friendly gastro pub with a relaxing garden at the back for summer and a roaring fire inside for winter.
Submitted by Stephen
Brilliant Bikes
The best independent bike shop in Surrey, with a great selection of bikes at reasonable prices.
Submitted by Michael
Basingstoke Canal
Runs through the entire Woking area and makes a great walk on a sunny day!
Submitted by Lucy
Chobham Equestrian Centre
A fantastic place to pick up tack and outdoor accessories for the horse lovers amongst us.
Submitted by Michael
Sokury
A sushi and noodle bar with authentic Japanese food.
Submitted by Daniel
Soya
Korean barbecue restaurant serving lovely kimchi!
Submitted by Daniel
The Living Planet Centre
Home to the WWF Experience, running children's workshops and exhibitions about nature and the wild.
Submitted by Lucy
Wolsey Place
The second largest shopping centre In Woking with a large number of retail outlets. One of the busiest places in the town centre and best of all, the Foxtons office is a part of it!
Submitted by Alex
The Peacocks Centre
Where you can shop 'til you drop with over 70 stores.
Submitted by Lucy
Auntie Anne's
Auntie Anne's is amazing - their vanilla pretzels are the best! You can find them in the Peacocks Centre.
Submitted by Emma
The Ambassadors
Two theatre spaces and six screen cinema in the heart of Woking.
Submitted by Lucy
Woking Market
Great range of food stalls and fantastic sausage rolls from the bread stall!
Submitted by Matt
Ye Old Fish Market
The best fish and chips in Woking!
Submitted by Matt
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Did you know?
"Horsell Common was where the aliens first land in HG Wells' War of the Worlds. Woking has a Martian tripod to commemorate the event and is shown walking from the Common."
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Child-friendly activities near Knaphill
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The Nest: A NCT Parent and Baby Group in St. John'sSt John's Memorial HallThe Nest' is a parent and baby Group in St. John's where new parents can come and have a relaxing cup of tea / coffee and chats with other new parents about their life as new parents and the highs and lows that comes with it. For details about the 'The Nest' and the aim of this group please click here. This group is catered for new parents and their babies under 12 months of age. Website |
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NCT Bumps & Babies groupSt Andrews Church HallA lovely friendly group for non-walking babies we met every Monday morning even during the holidays Lots of mats blankets and toys for the babies to play on. Just £1 towards hall, refreshments provided. Website |
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NCT Bumps & BabiesTrinity Centre Trinity ChurchyardA group for expectant mums and parents with young babies (generally up to walking). Come along for a hot drink and chat with other local parents while the babies play on the playmats and toys provided. Plenty of space for buggies toilets baby changing and a quiet room. On the last Wednesday of each month we also have a special event running alongside the usual group - previous activities have included arts and crafts music sessions mini photo sessions and stalls. Held in the centre of town at the Trinity Centre next to Holy Trinity Church at the top of the high street. The nearest car park is Sydenham Road. Entry £1 for NCT members £2 non-members including refreshments. Website |
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Tiny TunesSt Michaels ChurchTiny Tunes provide 3 months - 5 years pay as you go Music and Dance Classes, Nursery Sessions and Parties in London, Middlesex, Surrey & Berkshire . Hide under a parachute, wave the pom poms, meet Mr Tiny, shake the maracas, dance with bubbles and sing along! As well as the all time favourite rhymes and songs, Tiny Tunes gets the little ones dancing to some of the well known pop classics! Price: £5 per child ( £2.50 Siblings) Pay as you go so you just turn up! Website |
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Tiny TunesWeybridge HallTiny Tunes provide 3 months - 5 years pay as you go Music and Dance Classes, Nursery Sessions and Parties in London, Middlesex, Surrey & Berkshire . Hide under a parachute, wave the pom poms, meet Mr Tiny, shake the maracas, dance with bubbles and sing along! As well as the all time favourite rhymes and songs, Tiny Tunes gets the little ones dancing to some of the well known pop classics! Price: £5 per child ( £2.50 Siblings) Pay as you go so you just turn up! Website |
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Danny Champion of the WorldSouth Hill ParkJoin Danny and his father William - the most exciting Dad a boy has ever had - as they embark on the adventure of a lifetime. Cheer on the pair as they take on a greedy businessman and thwart his plans to buy their land by poaching his game pheasants. Website |
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Thula Mama Harmony singing group for carers and babiesThula Mama is an inspirational singing group for parents and carers of babies aged from birth to walking. We learn and sing lullabies and songs from around the world to share with our little ones. And we sing in beautiful 3-part harmony. You don't need to have any previous singing experience, just come along and enjoy sharing music with a group and with your baby. Website |
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About Knaphill
Knaphill is a dispersed urban village in Surrey, UK. To the east is Woking, to the west, eventually, is Aldershot, while to the south and north on the A322 – which forms its effective western border – are Brookwood, and Bisley, respectively. The village name was first recorded in 1225 as La Cnappe. Since then there has been various spellings of the name including 'Nap Hill, Naphill and Knap Hill. The nearest railway stations are at Brookwood and at Woking.
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