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Name:Clock House
Hill number:5594
Height:147m / 482ft
Parent (Ma):3686  Botley Hill
RHB Section:42: South-East England & the Isle of Wight
County/UA:Greater London, Surrey
London Borough:Sutton (LB)
Catchment:Thames
Class:London Borough Top
(CoL)
Grid ref:TQ 28269 59884
Summit feature:no feature
Drop:6m
Col:141m  TQ276602  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 187
(1:25k) 146
Observations:flat summit area in recreation ground
Comments:Spot height on 1:25k near corner of rec ground
GPS data:show GPS entries for this hill
Notes:
  • Sutton London Borough top

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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 69 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
5 of 13. From East Croydon station on the Overground line and using the rail service to Woodmansterne.WAYNE ROWLETT05/08/2023
With Judy. Visiting a few minor London points on way to visit grandaughter. Parked to the EastGordonAdshead10/03/2022
Parked by the Woodman pub in Woodmansterne and walked down the road and across a couple of fields. Found the football pitch for Coulsdon Athletic and wondered why I bother!Nick05/02/2022
Detour from London LOOPlerritt10/12/2021
A cool early morning start but no traffic on the roads so shoot down the A3 to Colliers Wood and then down the Wandle Trail as a nice contrast. Reach the Top, and now only the last three highest L Borough Tops to do.pclyndes04/06/2020
Ran to the London Borough top from Horley with some alarums and diversionsPhilipChaston27/10/2019
A pleasant walk from Woodmansterne station and a mosey around the very flat recreation ground (a commendable quality in a playing field; less so in a summit). The ground by the big three trimmed tree next to the kissing gate from the btiflewsy looked a likely high point.Nick Down124/04/2019
From Woodmansterne station.Mark Jackson19/01/2019
Combination of buses from Sanderstead Plantation whilst getting steadily colder! Wandered up the bridleway path alongside the playing fields - hard to tell where it crests.jedthehumanoid03/01/2019
Parked at end of The Mount. Short walk.Janko27/08/2018
Parked at end of The Mount and in through gate onto large playing field. Anywhere could be the hp. Nice area.Campbell Singer05/08/2018
Walked from Belmont along the LOOP to Coulsdon. It was only a short deviation from the route to yet another unremarkable London top.Sixtyplus09/01/2018
Parked at end of The Mount. Along ROW to 2nd stile into playing fields. On way back mound by the ROW seemed higher.PeterD26/11/2017
12/12 In London for weekend so did some Borough Bagging last of Twelve (College Park/Harrow Road/St Johns Wood Park/Seven Sisters Road/Bethnal Green/Whitechappel/Shooters Hill/Langdan Shaw (Sidcup)/Sydenham Hill/Weston Hill/Sansterstead Plantation/Clock House)Fergalh01/10/2016
TD,C & H by mobile kennel.This Dog25/03/2016
Just inside the community rec ground; accessed from RoW.jonglew16/02/2016
Extended Banstead Woods run from Dad's house.nix_snilloc28/12/2015
Long walk from Purley station to a nondescript top situated in an interesting open spacetrimarc213/12/2015
From Whitethorn Road.ngthack12/12/2015
2 of 2 London Borough Tops by bike today. 30km round trip.mcallmar15/09/2015
Third London borough top of the day. A short walk from Woodmansterne Station.Dragonzilla13/09/2015
Nicely surprised to find a rough area of thickets and open grass for a brief walk on paths from the high suburban edge of Coulsden.Chris Pearson26/04/2015
Short walk from NE. Spot ht just inside recr ground; hedgebank a few m to S seems approx same elevation. Also visited the 10m GR currently on this site, 50m to SW and 2m lower.RHW08/03/2015
Did this with my Daddy and Mummy. My first hill.Otter boy jr19/10/2014
Last but one London top and not bad as they go.simon and co08/09/2014
Short detour from Coulsdon on the way to the M23squeegs03/08/2013
Last of seven 'Down' tops this evening in gathering gloom. Parked at end of 'The Mount' and via an entrance to old lane and metal gate accessed the playing field. Popular dog walking spot, nice high hill but no views to speak of.nordicstar21/05/2013
Visited With Darren while trying to visit all the high points on London in one day.magirob10/01/2013
Did this as a drive by as we went to do Reigate hill.steverd05/01/2013
Walked there from home on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Wandered round recreation ground visiting potential high spots.prwild27/11/2011
A new day, and only two tops today. A surprisingly warm and nice day. Lots of football players on the ground just to the north. Now downhill for quite a while towards Sanderstead plantationNilsOS10/10/2010
Parked at end of The Mount. Glad people weren't playing football here or it could have been embarassing. Could be anywhere at S end of pitch.wheresthepath21/02/2010
Walked from campsite at Alderstead Heath and return along Farthing Down.Overthehilljill17/01/2009
Came in from the write of way to the east and wandered around the playing field.garyhoney06/12/2008
Track from east. Top in the corner of playing field just over the stile. Could be anywhere really.destaylor23/07/2008
Collected as part of a pub crawl!Richard29/04/2006
mk537504/02/2023
PaulOnFoot12/11/2022
Martin R11/11/2022
Matt17/04/2021
johnkenyon28/07/2020
Bigmiggy05/07/2019
arjh10/01/2019
andrew brown30/10/2018
Barbara Singer05/08/2018
PGCE06/06/2018
bwm04/03/2018
Nomad Perkins27/01/2018
TFCope27/01/2018
sglennon05/11/2017