With its evocative name, connections to Thor and great online reviews, I was expecting a lot from Thundry Meadows and I was not disappointed.
Thundry Meadows, which is skirted by the River Wey, is a tranquil mix of water meadows, heathland and marshland and is teeming with wildlife.
The Inhabitants Buggy Issues The entrance was a stile, the paths were overgrown and the boardwalk narrow. Practicalities aside, in many ways these problems just added to the fun. Cattle Grazing The cattle are generally resident from April to October. Finding It! To find it look for a small lay-by with a large wooden gate on the southern side of Waverley Lane. The lay-by is nearly opposite Seale Road. 
We saw spiders, dragonflies, butterflies, grasshoppers, birds, cows, a frog and a family of Canada geese.
Accessing Thundry Meadows was difficult. It is certainly not buggy friendly. 
When we visited there were cattle grazing, which meant there was also an electric fence. 
Thundry Meadows was a little hard to find and I drove past it twice.
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Further Information
Nearest Town: Elstead Opens: Daily Where to Eat: Bring a blanket and a picnic. How Long We Spent There: 1 hour Parking: There is no car park but there is space for about three cars in the lay-by (see above). Wildlife You Might See: Spiders, dragonflies, damselflies, butterflies, grasshoppers, birds, cattle (at times), snakes, frogs, ducks and Canada geese. Information Written: July 2016
County: Surrey
Nearest Postcode: GU8 6LE
Cost: Free
Facilities: None
Buggies: I found it hard to use a buggy here.
Cost of Parking: Free.
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