Discover Windlesham


Learn more about Windlesham

Our village is more than just a place to live, it is a landscape of stories, nature, and shared heritage.

The Windlesham Society is proud to curate this collection of resources to help residents and visitors alike connect with the local area. Whether you are looking for a weekend stroll through our woodland paths, curious about the "homestead" origins of our name, or want to see how we are repurposing historic icons for modern use, you’ll find it all here.

Step Back in to Village History

From the historic estates that shaped our borders to the evolution of the village since 1978, our history is rich and varied. Dive into our archive of articles exploring the people, places, and events that have defined Windlesham over the centuries.

A black and white photograph of the post office in Windlesham, a two-story building with a sign indicating it's the local post office. Several people are standing outside, and trees surround the area, giving it a small village atmosphere.
Black and white photo of church in windlesham, a white picket fence in the foreground, surrounded by tall trees. The church has a tower with decorative spires. The photograph is labeled with text that reads 'WINDLECHAPEL' and 'ST. JOHN'.

Explore the Great Outdoors

A forest path in autumn with bare trees and fallen leaves on the ground, illuminated by sunlight.

Windlesham is blessed with stunning footpaths and bridleways. We’ve compiled a list of local walks that showcase the best of our Surrey Heath surroundings, from short morning loops to longer trails that follow the Windle Brook

Preserving Our Landmarks

The iconic red telephone box in the heart of the village is a symbol of our commitment to local preservation. The Society saved this landmark and how it now serves the community as a library and a home for life-saving medical equipment.

An Icon Reimagined (The Red Phone Box)

Red British telephone booth on the windlesham village pavement.
Local Village pond in windlesham

Community Resources

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Community Resources 🌳

Looking for something else? This section provides links to other local groups, the Field of Remembrance, and essential village services that keep our community thriving.