A3-M25-A3 Junc.10 - Wisley

A3 southbound just after M25 towards Guildford, Old Lane is the first small road on the left hand side, around 500 yards from M25, just passing a lorry lay-by.

cruiser adds: If you are using public transport, there is a really nice walk from Cobham and Stoke d'Abernon station, on the line from Waterloo to Guildford, and there is a stop on the 515 bus, one an hour, from Surbiton to Guildford. You are also near Wisley Gardens if you want to do some horticulture as well as cruising.

• Crowd:Truckers, reps, bi, married couples and young men. A few older guys. Some bikers.
  Facilities: Park and toilets with lay-by for truck drivers to rest
• Directions:A3 southbound just after M25 towards Guildford, Old Lane is the first small road on the left hand side, around 500 yards from M25, just passing a lorry lay-by.
  
  cruiser adds: If you are using public transport, there is a really nice walk from Cobham and Stoke d'Abernon station, on the line from Waterloo to Guildford, and there is a stop on the 515 bus, one an hour, from Surbiton to Guildford. You are also near Wisley Gardens if you want to do some horticulture as well as cruising.
• Hours:24/7
  Best times: Any day. Best from 20h to 0100h
• Cruising Info/ Tips:Update: The car parks has signs about closing and a big gate, but never seems to be locked. The layby off the A3 used to be good for parking but is now for trucks only 24hrs a day.
  Cruisiest Spots: It's everywhere, need to look around park wooded area or just sit in front of truck parked up
• Wheelchair Accessible:No
• Warnings:cruiser's response to police raids 10/17/2088:
  Re "Occasional Police Raids" I am a member of the Surrey Police Independent Advisory Group. We act as critical friends to the Police in relation to their relationship with the community. I deal with LGBT issues in cruising areas. It is definitely not within the current Surrey Police force PSE site managemnet policy to conduct "raids on any cruising site" The police are however present on occasonal night time patrols as requested by some site users as a response to the ongoing issues of homophobic hate crime the area attracts. We now have an LGBT Liason officer who also attends. The prime objective is currently to raise community confidence in reporting incidents to the police. So in this regard the statement about police raids is very counterproductive and possibly undermining the good work already achieved in building up confidence. On other occasions police may be present if called to a specific incident which could occur in the daytime or night time. This would not be a raid. Also there are no longer any sings regarding parking restrictions. Thanks.
  
  previous comment: Reports of occasional police raids. Weekend daytimes the carpark and some of the wood are popular with families. Be careful. After dark is busier and safer.
  Warnings: An update from a fellow cruiser: 'The rangers have started to drive into the woods, just round the hill at first. If you follow the paths deeper into the wood along the M25 you should be safer.' Another cruiser says he hasn't seen rangers in years though they are still around.