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We’d love you to visit our enchanting park and experience the vibrance of the wildflowers and wildlife, and the tranquil harmony of the woodland.

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Address of Heatherley Wood Park

GreenAcres Heatherley Wood, Grayshott Road, Headley Down, Bordon, Hampshire GU35 8LA

Email Address

[email protected]

Phone Number

01428 715915

Opening Hours

Our Park is open to visitors 365 days a year and our team will be available to assist you at the following times. If you wish to make an appointment, please call the park on 01428 715915 or email [email protected].

In the event of adverse weather, we suggest calling the park ahead of your visit to check if the park is open.

  Office hours Park visiting hours
Monday – Friday 9.00am – 5.00pm 9.00am – 4.00pm
Monday – Friday (May to August) 9.00am – 5.00pm 9.00am – 6.00pm
Saturday 9.00am – 3.00pm 9.00am – 3.00pm
Sunday Appointment only 9.00am – 4.00pm
Bank Holidays 9.00am – 1.00pm 9.00am – 4.00pm
Thursday (May to August only)* 9.00am – 6.00pm 9.00am – 6.00pm
Christmas Day, Boxing Day & Easter Sunday Closed 9.00am -4.00pm

 

*By appointment between 5.00-6.00pm

Last entry into the park is 30 minutes prior to the gates closing | Out of hours pedestrian access available

Directions

Arriving by Car

From the South Coast M27 – continue onto A3 M towards Petersfield and London. Take the A333 Hindhead Grayshott exit. At the roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A333 Portsmouth Road. At the Roundabout take the 1st exit onto Headley Road B3002. Continue on Headley Road for 2 miles, continue onto Grayshott Road. heatherleywood is located on the right-hand side.

Travelling by Train

If you are travelling by train – the nearest railway station on South Western Railway is Haslemere, from where a twelve minute taxi ride will bring you to the park. There is a taxi rank outside the station.

Travelling by Bus

From London via M25 – take Juntion 10 exit for Portsmouth and Guildford and take the A3 continuing for about 20 miles past Guildford. Proceed through the Hindhead Tunnel, then take the exit for Hindhead, Grayshott and A333. At roundabout take the 4th exit onto Hazel Grove and go over the A3. At next roundabout (about a third of mile) take first exit onto A333 Portsmouth Road, after about half a mile turn right onto Crossways. In one and half miles follow the road to the left onto Headley Road / B3002. This road then turns into Grayshott Road. The park is located on the right hand side.

Park facilities

There is ample space for car parking at our park, as well as parking for coaches, bikes and motorcycles. Disabled parking spaces are available near the buildings. All buildings have disabled access and facilities and there are electric buggies available to transport visitors with restricted mobility around the woodland.

The park roads are sufficiently wide to accommodate two cars passing. Driving on site is restricted while funeral services takes place. We humbly request all our visitors to be respectful to the rules and regulations of the park

Frequently Ask Question

If you are recently bereaved, your first point of contact is usually your Funeral Director. They’ll be able to liaise with us to organise a date for your service. However, we always invite families to visit a GreenAcres park before they make any decision so they can take a look around, and discuss what they’d like to happen on the day of the service. You’ll also be able to select a plot at the park, after which, we’ll confirm all the details and coordinate the arrangements with your Funeral Director.

No. It’s entirely up to you. Our multi-faith service halls are for both religious and non-religious services. We pride ourselves on our relationships with both the local clergy and the local independent celebrant team, ensuring that we meet the requirements of both the religious and secular community. Our grounds aren’t consecrated, but individual graves can be blessed if you wish.

Throughout the park we have specially dedicated burial areas so, with the help of a member of our team, you’ll be able to select where you’d like your loved one to be buried.

All interments have to be paid in full before the funeral can take place. You can pay via credit or debit card, cheque or by bank transfer. If you’re planning ahead, please speak to a member of our team about our instalment plan.

The choice of coffin is a very personal one. Eco coffins made from cardboard, willow, banana leaf and bamboo are acceptable at all of our parks as well as traditional wooden ones. However, our eco and conservation policies, mean metal caskets or zinc-lined coffins cannot be interred. Some people opt for a simple shroud made from natural fabric instead.

In some areas of our parks, you’re welcome to use any coffin (tapered at the shoulder with a removable lid) or casket (rectangular in shape with a hinged lid) that isn’t zinc lined. However, please be mindful that only our traditional burial graves, private gardens, gated gardens, and mausoleums can accommodate coffins and caskets. At the woodland and meadowland parks, it isn’t possible to use caskets in all areas because of their size.


Please also note that for a cremation service, metal/zinc lined caskets and metal ornaments
on any coffin are not permitted.

All our full burial and cremated remains plots are double depth. This allows for the plot to be used by a second person in the future, perhaps a close family member or loved one. But there’s no obligation to use the second interment space.

Unlike some other burial sites or cemeteries, we take the long-term care of the place where your loved one is buried very seriously. Through our regular maintenance programme, our Grounds Team ensure that the park is well cared for at all times. A proportion of each sale is invested in an Independent Trust Fund. That means there are funds available to secure the long-term preservation and maintenance of our beautiful parks for many years to come.

Every five years, during the duration of the lease, we will write to the registered owner and offer the option to extend the lease for 10, 20 or 30 years. If you do not wish to renew your lease, then the grave can no longer be memorialised when the lease expires. Existing burials in the plot will not be removed or disturbed, but any remaining space in the plot will be made available to be used by someone else.

Every five years, during the duration of the lease, we will write to the registered owner and offer the option to extend the lease. If you do not wish to renew your lease, then the grave can no longer be memorialised when the lease expires. Existing burials in the plot will not be removed or disturbed, but any remaining space in the plot will be made available to be used by someone else.

Some people choose not to mark a grave with a wooden or other substantial memorial (where allowed). However, whenever we bury anyone at our parks, we record the graves very carefully and use traditional mapping to ensure that there is a permanent record of each person who is buried with us and their location.