Map and Directions to Council Offices

Our Pippbrook offices are located at Reigate Road, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1SJ.

Directions

Please ensure you have an appointment before visiting our offices. Email info@molevalley.gov.uk or call 01306 885001

By car

When coming from the M25, exit the motorway at junction 9 and take the A24 for approximately five miles, passing the Burford Bridge Hotel on your left and Denbies Vineyard on your right.

At the main traffic lights, continue on to the roundabout with a statue of a cockerel on and take the third exit into Dorking High Street. The entrance to our office car park is on the right.

When coming from Reigate travel along the A25 through Buckland. Take the second exit at the Deepdene Roundabout (which has the silver cockerel on it) and our offices are on the right.

From Guildford, exit the town centre on the A246 and at the traffic signals turn left into Epsom Road (signposted A25). Continue along the A25 across Newlands Corner, through Abinger, Wotton and Westcott. Continue through Dorking town centre, our offices will be on your left.

From Horsham exit the town via the A24, signposted Dorking. At Great Daux Roundabout take the 1st exit onto the A24. At Clark’s Green Roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A24. At Beare Green Roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A24. At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A24. At Deepdene Roundabout take the 1st exit onto the A25, our offices are on your right.

By train

Dorking and Dorking Deepdene stations are five minutes walk from our offices.

The Dorking Station line is operated by Southern and South Western Railway, servicing Victoria and Waterloo.

The Dorking Deepdene Station is operated by Great Western Rail on the Reading to Redhill line.

Car parking and access

The top two rows of the Pippbrook car park are reserved for visitors’ parking for appointments only.

Two disabled parking bays are available on the right-hand side of the driveway; these can be found by following the signage.

The main reception is located on the ground floor, through semi-automatic doors. The building is accessible for disabled persons.

For security purposes, a ‘visitors’ badge will be issued where necessary.