Staying Active During Summer 2025

As the long-awaited British summer rolls around, it’s the perfect time for the Weybridge community to make the most of the warmer weather and extended daylight hours. Whether you’re looking to keep fit, spend quality time with the family, or simply enjoy the great outdoors, Weybridge offers a wealth of opportunities to stay active and entertained this summer.

  • Explore the Great Outdoors

The Thames Path and nearby Brooklands Community Park offer ideal spots for walking, running, or cycling. For a more leisurely pace, try a stroll along the River Wey or a picnic at Churchfields Recreation Ground. Nature lovers can also visit the nearby Wisley Gardens or Painshill Park, both stunning spots for scenic walks and outdoor inspiration.

  • Summer Touch Rugby

Inspired by the England rugby team? Well, lucky for you, Weybridge Vandals RFC runs weekly summer touch rugby sessions, open to all skill levels. It’s a fun, non-contact way to stay active and enjoy the game off-season. Check their socials or website for session times.

  • Community Sports and Fitness

Local gyms such as Bannatyne Health Club remains popular, but summer is also a great time to try outdoor bootcamps, yoga in the park, or tennis at Elmbridge’s public courts. Weybridge Lawn Tennis Club welcomes new members and visitors, with summer coaching programmes available for adults and juniors alike.

  • Fun for All Ages

For families, Weybridge’s parks become vibrant hubs in summer, with children’s play areas, free outdoor gym equipment, and frequent community events. Look out for the summer fêtes, live music, and open-air cinema events often hosted in and around Elmbridge Borough. Check local listings regularly for updates.

  • Water-Based Adventures

With Weybridge’s riverside location, paddleboarding and kayaking are popular choices for those seeking a splash of adventure. Elmbridge Canoe Club offers taster sessions, and local boat hire businesses along the Thames give residents and visitors a unique perspective of the town from the water.

  • Try Something New

Why not challenge yourself this summer? Join a walking football session, try a dance class, or sign up for a local 5k charity run. Not only will it keep you moving, but it’s a brilliant way to meet like-minded locals and support community initiatives.

Stay Local, Stay Active

From riverside rambles and park runs to paddleboarding and pop-up events, Weybridge residents have countless ways to enjoy summer 2025 while keeping active and engaged. So lace up those trainers, grab a reusable water bottle, and head out—because this season, Weybridge is your playground.