Formed in 1999, Dorking Wanderers initially played in the Crawley & District League before transferring to the West Sussex League after one season. Having gained promotion through the Divisions, the club finished as Champions of the Premier Division in 2006/07 and were accepted into the Sussex County League for the first time.

Description of ground
The ground is set in a very nice picturesque area of Dorking bordered by the North Downs, with Box Hill (NT) close by. There is a large dark brown/red block bulding housing the dressing rooms and a further small building (the old cricket pavilion) which has been converted in to a small clubhouse. There are also new timber dugouts. The pitch has also been enlarged and is now surrounded by a very substantial wooden post & rail.

The dressing rooms have had to be internally gutted and re-built in order to install separate & enough showers, toilets, hand basins and make the accommodation larger. Extensive re-building work has also been carried out in the old pavilion which had previously been left to rot. Although there is no bar, the Club has run power and water from the dressing room block to the old cricket pavilion to facilitate installation of an operational kitchen for drinks and refreshments, and also a television.

Directions
Heading north on the A24 you will come to a roundabout that has Friends Provident on the right and the vineyard on the left. Go straight over this roundabout and after approximately 150 yards take the second turning on the left into the ground.Tthe pitch is at the top end of the ground with the car park is immediately on your right when you drive in.

Nearest railway station: Box Hil & Westhumble (10 mins)

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