Surrey

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Hurtwood Park Polo Club

Cranleigh, SurreyGU6 7SW
4.9(39) on Google
Verified 14 Aug 2026
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About this yard

Hurtwood Park Polo Club is one of Surrey's principal polo venues, covering 180 acres of countryside near Cranleigh with four well-maintained grass pitches. The club has a strong junior programme starting from age five, making it one of the more accessible polo venues for families looking to introduce children to the game. Adult beginner tuition is also available, and the club runs a structured progression from stick-and-ball sessions through to competitive chukkas. The scale of the facility, four pitches, significant stabling and a well-established membership base, allows fixtures to run consistently through the summer season.

Facilities

Grass Field
Parking
Outdoor Arena
Stabling
Polo Pitches

Pricing

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This venue takes bookings by phone.

Call Hurtwood Park Polo Club 01483 272828

Frequently asked questions

Do they take beginners at Hurtwood Park Polo Club?
Yes, they offer adult beginner tuition. The club provides a structured progression from stick-and-ball sessions to competitive chukkas.
What age do children need to be to join the junior programme?
The junior programme starts from age five. This makes it a great option for families looking to introduce their children to polo.
Is the venue suitable for nervous riders?
Yes, the club offers lessons for beginners, which can be suitable for nervous riders. It's best to contact them directly to discuss your specific needs.
Are there facilities for stabling at the club?
Yes, there are stabling facilities available. This allows for a more convenient experience for riders who need to keep their horses on-site.
What disciplines are offered at Hurtwood Park Polo Club?
The club focuses on polo as its primary discipline. They provide a variety of lessons and programmes related to this sport.

What to wear

Standard guidance for equestrian yards in the UK. Check with your yard if you're unsure.

Riding helmet

A hat to a current recognised safety standard. Requirements can vary, so check with the yard before you ride.

Footwear

Sturdy boots with a small heel. Trainers and flat, smooth-soled shoes are not suitable for safety reasons. Check with the yard for their exact requirements.

Clothing

Close-fitting, weather-appropriate clothes. Shoulders and legs should be covered, and waterproofs are worth having for outdoor lessons. Check with the yard if you are unsure.

Hair & jewellery

Long hair should be tied back before putting on your hat, and jewellery removed before riding.

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