Kempton Park now holds many events in addition to the excellent horse racing meetings. In 2006 they will also start to hold floodlit meetings throughout the summer months.

Sandown Park in Esher, one of the finest race courses in the South East.

Apps Court Walton on Thames was a deer estate housing the largest house in Walton on Thames. Now it runs many seasonal events.

Claremont Gardens were once described as the noblest of any in Europe rewarding any visitor. An immense grass amphitheatre gives a panoramic view of the lake and woods.

Cobham Bus Museum houses about 30 vehicles, made up mainly of ex-London buses, and associated vehicles.

For almost 200 years, Hampton Court Palace was at the centre of court life, politics and national history. Come and visit today and see for yourself.

Painshill Park is one of the 18th century’s great landscape parks. It is the perfect place to spend the day with its walking trails, picnic area, and gift shop.

Centered around an exhibition of Japanese comic art (or “manga”), the Japanese Art Festival is a family-friendly event celebrating Japanese culture both traditional and modern.

Walton Aikido club which teaches a rare form of martial arts needs to find 10 members for a new course by September 14.

A FREE fun event for all the community, young and old, come rain or come shine. A number of different zones will catch your interest all day long.

There are many Estate Agents in Walton on Thames catering for the large demand for property in the area.  Many people live in Walton and travel the 23 minute train journey to work in London.
 
There are a wide range of properties to meet every taste.
 

Following on from the huge success in the past, Napoleon and his army are coming back to Painshill Park.

Bollywood night at Kempton Park

British Night at Kempton Park