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Hertz car rental in Surrey

Hire a car in Surrey to see spectacular natural scenery in England’s most wooded county. One-fifth of this county is made up of trees, so you’ll soon be driving through lush woodlands on a scenic drive.

Explore the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the North Downs and South Downs National Park – where you can visit Hampton Court Palace and Kew Gardens – during your trip.

You’ll find car hire pick-up points across the county, including in Guildford and at the UK’s two largest airports, Heathrow and Gatwick. Collect your hire car in Surrey and it’s possible to venture an hour north to central London, or south to the beautiful South Coast and cities such as Brighton.

There’s a wide range of vehicles in our range, including hatchbacks, saloons and sports cars. Whether you’re travelling with the family or just your significant other, choose car hire in Surrey with Hertz.

Driving in and around Surrey

Main roads and motorways in Surrey

The M25 ring road goes through the north-east of Surrey, joining the M3 in the west and the M23 in the east. It circles the capital city and is perfect for accessing the county if visiting from London.
The A3 passes into the heart of the county. It starts near Wimbledon, enters Guildford and continues through the South Downs National Park towards Portsmouth.
The A24 starts in the lively UK capital, north of Surrey, and meanders into the Surrey Hills AONB towards Worthing on the south coast.

How to get to South Downs National Park

The South Downs Centre (North Street, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 9DH) is just across the border in West Sussex, in the northern end of Midhurst.

From the north – take the A3 through Guildford and then head west on the A272, which will take you into the heart of the national park.
From the east – take the M25 to join the M23. Pass Gatwick Airport and Crawley where you’ll join the A264, followed by the A24 southbound. Then, use A272 to head west into the park.
From the west – from the M3, head south on A331 followed by the A3, passing through Guildford and then turning off into the park on the A272.

When to go to Surrey

Surrey really is a year-round destination. As you wander through the countryside, you can watch the daffodils as they start to sprout through the soil in spring, lay out in sun-drenched fields during summer, crunch through golden leaves in autumn or enjoy a frost-covered scene in winter.

The British Collection

The British Collection brings a touch of class to your journey. Relax in a comfortable Land Rover while travelling cross-country, or enjoy the freedom of cruising through the city streets in an ultimately British Jaguar.

Available at Edinburgh Airport, Glasgow Airport, London Heathrow Airport, London Marble Arch and Manchester Airport. Book now.

A quick guide to Surrey

Where to hire a car in Surrey

Guildford – set in the heart of the county, this town is home to Guildford Castle (GU1 3UW), Loseley Park (GU3 1HS) and Newlands Corner (GU4 8SE) – where you’ll find some of the best views in Surrey.
Gatwick Airport – on the south-east boundary of Surrey, Gatwick is close to the Surrey Hills AONB and the M23, which heads north into London and south towards Brighton.
Heathrow Airport – on the north-west boundary of Surrey, the country’s busiest airport is just 15 minutes from Thorpe Park (KT16 8PN) and situated close to Windsor Castle (SL4 1NJ).

Best things to see and do in Surrey

Box Hill

Box Hill Trail, Tadworth KT20 7LB

Pull on your walking boots and head for Box Hill on the North Downs, a place which gets its name from the box woodland on the chalk slopes. Follow one of the walking trails to reach the summit in about four hours. It’ll be well worth it for the spectacular views when you ascend to the top.

Thorpe Park

Staines Road, Chertsey, KT16 8PN
Thrill seekers won’t want to miss one of the UK’s top theme parks, which has more than 30 rides and attractions for the whole family. For the bravest among you, take a white-knuckle ride on Stealth, the fastest rollercoaster in the country. It reaches speeds of 80mph in just 2.5 seconds and hurtles 205ft in the air.

Kew Gardens

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Kew, Richmond, TW9 3ABX

Visit this oasis of calm on the outskirts of the capital, to wander along the treetop walkway which loops through some of the garden’s 14,000 trees 59ft above ground. There’s also the Palm House, an indoor rainforest, and you won’t want to miss the Great Pagoda, the Hive or the Japanese Gardens.

Best places to stay in Surrey

The Merry Harriers Inn & Shepherds Huts

Hambledon Road, Hambledon, GU8 4DR

You can stay in a room at this 16^th century village inn, but you might prefer the shepherds’ huts located within the grounds. Opt for the adventurous choice and you’ll stay alongside a herd of 12 llamas in the picturesque Surrey Hills AONB. It’s just a few steps away from the pub, where breakfast is included.

Surrey Hills Yurts

Mad Horse Copse, Logmore Lane, Westcott, RH4 3GB

These luxury, eco-friendly yurts are situated in the Surrey Hills, on a 15-acre farm. The unique accommodation benefits from a peaceful countryside location and a provides variety of activities. Try everything from yoga and guided walks, to archery and open-fire cooking lessons.

Springbok Farm Estate Campsite

Springbok Farm Estate, Alfold, GU6 8EX

You’ll find these cosy bell tents situated between Sussex Weald and the Surrey Hills AONB. They come with a comfortable bed for you to sink into after a day exploring and are decorated with lanterns, bunting and flowers. A breakfast pack is provided for your first morning and there is a firepit for you to light after the sun sets on you countryside retreat.

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