Chiddingfold Village Hall

Chiddingfold Village Hall overlooks the large village green and duck pond of this ancient Surrey village, which lays claim to being the oldest in the county. The Crown Inn on the green dates from 1285, and the village's glass-making heritage stretches back to the 13th century.

The hall seats 95 in a spacious room with a stage and good acoustics. It serves as the main venue for the village's renowned bonfire night celebrations and annual fete. A fully equipped kitchen and bar servery support larger events. The hall was refurbished in 2019 with new heating, lighting, and acoustic panels.

Chiddingfold sits on the A283 between Godalming and Petworth, in rolling Surrey countryside at the edge of the South Downs. The nearest station is Witley (2 miles) on the Portsmouth Direct line, offering services to London Waterloo in under an hour. Haslemere (4 miles) also has direct London trains.

A car park with 30 spaces adjoins the hall, and the hall is fully accessible.