From Reigate Hill

Come off the M25 at the top of Reigate Hill and head down the hill toward the centre of Reigate (you are on the A217).  Move into the centre lane as you pass the Town Hall & local Council office (on the right hand side) and head down the hill toward some traffic lights. 

Soon after, there is a road to the left called Bancroft Road.  Turn here and stay in the left hand lane.  Follow the road round to the left and up Cockshot Hill and down the other side – remaining in the left hand lane at the traffic lights at the bottom.  The Canon site will be on your left as you go down Cockshot Hill.

Turn left passed the Angel Pub down Woodhatch Road (A2044).  There is a set of traffic lights near the school and a roundabout soon after.  Take the second turning off the roundabout and continue down Woodhatch Road (if you go passed the school you will be on Pendleton Road and will need to turn round).

Earlswood lakes will be on your left hand side as you continue down the road.  At the very end, turn right on to the A23.  A short way down on the left will be the Mill House (a Premier Travel Inn and Restaurant) will be on the left.  The first road turning after this is Honeycrock Lane.

Christ the King Church sits on the corner of Honeycrock Lane and the Brighton Road (A23).

From Redhill

Come out of Redhill town centre and follow the signs for Horley.  Your route is quite straightforward as you will not leave this road.

The refuse collection site is on the right hand side, and a short distance ahead of this is a set of traffic lights.  Continue straight ahead and you will eventually see McDonalds on your right hand side at the top of the hill.

Continue down the road passed the Mill House (a Premier Travel Inn and Restaurant) will be on the left.  The first road turning after this is Honeycrock Lane.

Christ the King Church sits on the corner of Honeycrock Lane and the Brighton Road (A23).

From Horley

At the Chequers Roundabout, follow signs for Redhill along the Brighton Road/Bonehurst Road.

Continue along, with the BMW/Mini dealership on your right, and you will eventually drive passed a Harvester Restaurant – by which time you should be able to see the church.  At this stage, make sure you are ready to turn right into Honeycrock Lane.

Again, Christ the King Church sits on the corner of Honeycrock Lane and the Brighton Road (A23).