Landscaped Gardens and Rugged White Cliffs

Your first stop this morning will not only allow you to take in some of the region's best outdoor views, but will also give you the chance to charge your EV while you do so. Plug in before heading off to explore the area on foot.
Type: CCS 1 station, 1 plug Power: 50 kW

You don't need to be a National Trust member to enjoy free entry into this picturesque park overlooking the beautiful blossoming North Downs.
You've got an hour to soak it all in, and there are a ton of ways in which to do so. You can enjoy a meandering stroll through the park that was created in the 1970s by famed landscape gardner Capability Brown, or for more structure to your route, follow the Reigate Hill Trail, a three-mile moderate route popular with dog walkers.
Other attractions include Reigate Fort, a B-17 bomber crash site from World War II, and the Millennium Stones, a stone circle from sculptor Richard Kindersley to mark the year 2000.
Note that of the 600 total acres, 340 acres are managed by the National Trust and are open every day (find out more here). The remaining 260 acres overseen by the Gatton Trust (including the gardens) are open to the public only on select days of the year, for a small entrance fee. For more information, head to the Gatton Trust website.