Markets at Jeskyns Community Woodlands
Jeskyns Community Woodland, Cobham · 5 October to 31 December 2026
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Seasonal woodland markets are held at Jeskyns Community Woodland in Cobham on selected weekends from 10am to 3pm. Stalls sell artisan food and drink, homemade bakes, handcrafted jewellery, original artwork and gifts from local makers. The markets suit families, couples and friends looking for a seasonal day out and Christmas shopping.
Highlights
- Local makers, bakers and artists selling handmade goods
- Artisan food, drink and homemade bakes
- Set in Jeskyns Community Woodland, Cobham
Getting there
Jeskyns Community Woodland, DA12 3AN
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