History and Heritage
Gostrey Meadow
- Gostrey Meadow
Gostrey Meadow is a beautiful open-plan park. There is a children's play area and the River Wey flows through large grassed area, making it ideal for a lazy summer picnic.
Gostrey Meadow was created in 1910 as a recreational area for the residents of Farnham. The name comes from the 17th Century meadows, part of The Bush Hotel estate, which were known as 'Gostreeds.'
Today, the park is home to various events organised by the town council, including band concerts on a summer's afternoon.
- The War Memorial
The grounds include:
- Children's play ground
- Bedding displays
- Farnham's War Memorial
- Public Toilets
- Bowling Green
- The Borelli Shelter
- Drinking Fountain, designed by local architect Harold Falkner
Free Wi-Fi is now available in Gostrey Meadow, provided by Wise & Co
Today the park is managed by Waverley Borough Council, for more information visit Waverley Borough Council's website, telephone 01483 523394 or email landscaping(at)waverley.gov.uk
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