Chorleywood Common

Wonderful place to wander, with or without a dog!

Located on the A404 on your left as you are coming out of Rickmansworth towards Amersham on one side and just a few hundred yards from Chorleywood Metropolitan and Chiltern Line station on the other, also nestled on the end of the lovely Chorleywood Village and amazingly just a few hundred yards away from junction 18 of the M25, this extensive and open common is a great spot to stretch out from the day to day hustle and bustle of the nearby suburbia.

With plenty of trees and woodland areas, and a pond, there is enough cover and variation to get some dappled shade in the hot summer days and mix up your walks.

There are bridleways to follow that give you a chance to see horses being ridden and some amazing views. On occasion, there are little hamlets of country cottages and traditional terraced properties and these even include a couple of pubs.

All in all a great place to visit and you can drop down into the village itself afterwards, where you’ll find plenty of places to eat and get a coffee. I keep coming back for more and all that is missing for me is the dog and, who knows, that may even get corrected sooner or later!

Great place for picnics, walks for all ages and capabilities. Extensive walking on the common and across the road down into the Chess Valley. Free parking plus Metropolitan line station within walking distance.

Wonderful place to walk around and lots of things happening on the common. During summer there are cricket matches. The tree truck climbing frame can be found in the middle of the common hidden away on the tall trees. There is also other hidden gems like a play house made from wood and a beautiful wooden owl craving chair in the middle of a camp fire circle.

Fantastic mix of woodland and golf course with easy parking and great for walking the dogs, particularly in the warmer weather when the tree cover us welcome

Great place to go walking with the dog or hiking with friends, unfortunately looks a bit worn down after a busy dry summer. Still great fun and lots of shade if needed.

I love this common. Big enough for a reasonable walk. Hidden natural play areas for kids and hidden nature sculptures on trees etc.
The cricket pavilion gas now got a dog friendly cafe which was thd main thing the common lacked.
Good parking facilties on all 4 sides of the common.
Within easy walking distance of Chorleywood Tube Station

Awesome place for a stroll and some fresh air. Reward yourself with a hot chocolate when you get to the cafe

Great place for a morning walk. It a good mixture of open fields and forest and one of my favorite ways to get to the Chess Valley Path