Three-station transfers
Farnham, Fleet and Winchfield all serve the village from different directions, depending on where you are heading.
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Farnham & surrounding area
Crondall is a substantial historic village of about 1,700 people in the largest parish in Hart district, nearly eleven square miles of farmland on the western end of the North Downs. Its transport quirk is that its three nearest stations pull in three different directions, so where you are going decides which one the taxi should head for.
Tell us you're in Crondall when you call. Most local fares are quoted on the spot.
Surrounding villages
Same drivers, same phone number, wherever you're starting from.
Farnham, Fleet and Winchfield all serve the village from different directions, depending on where you are heading.
All Saints, the two pubs and the primary school on Croft Lane are the regular points around the conservation area.
No station in the village means an early flight is a door-to-terminal job rather than a train connection.
Nearby coverage
Part of the same surrounding villages group we cover from Farnham.
Local knowledge
Crondall has a working centre with a shop, a school, a church and two pubs, and a conservation area protecting a dense cluster of listed buildings. The Domesday Book recorded the Crondall Hundred, and Winchester Cathedral held the manor here from 975 until 1861. No A road runs through it, so every approach is by lane.
Every journey starts at your own door, so nobody has to walk to a meeting point. These are simply the places people name when they book, and the landmarks drivers navigate by. All Saints Church stands at the highest point of the village, a Grade I listed twelfth-century Norman building nicknamed the Cathedral of North Hampshire, and it is the usual landmark. We also run to The Plume of Feathers and the Hampshire Arms, to Crondall Primary on Croft Lane, and to the village hall and Hook Meadow.
Two naming traps are worth knowing. Crondall's own Dippenhall Street is a different place from the hamlet of Dippenhall near Farnham, and Oak Park Golf Club closed in 2021 but still appears in older listings. A postcode on booking settles both.
The cars
Luggage is where most airport bookings go wrong. These are the real limits, not the optimistic ones.
The standard car for one to four people. Two checked-in bags in the boot plus two items of hand luggage.
Six seats with room for two large suitcases in the back plus four items of hand luggage.
Seven seats filled, with five large suitcases in the boot plus six items of hand luggage.
Questions
What people usually ask about local journeys from Crondall.
It depends where you are going. Fleet and Winchfield are each about five miles but lie in the opposite direction from Farnham, which is also roughly five miles. Tell the dispatcher your destination and we will point you at the right one.
There is, and it catches people out. Crondall has its own Dippenhall Street, while Dippenhall is a separate hamlet about a mile and a half to the south-east near Farnham. Give us the postcode and there is no confusion.
Yes. The Plume of Feathers, which is listed and dates from the 1600s, was restored under new stewardship in 2025, and the Hampshire Arms is about a hundred yards further on.
No, it closed in 2021, so it is not a destination we can take you to. Hook Meadow recreation ground and the village hall are the active community venues now.
Book now
Most local fares are quoted on the spot once we know your postcode.
A dispatcher will text your fixed quote to the mobile you gave us, usually within ten minutes. Need it sooner? Call 01252 280 717.
The dispatch line is answered by a person, in Farnham, at any hour. Or request a quote and we'll text you back within ten minutes.