St Catherine’s Road, Frimley Green, Camberley, Surrey, GU16 9NP
St Catherine’s Road, Frimley Green, Camberley, Surrey, GU16 9NP

Cedar Lodge is an award-winning purpose-built care home in Camberley, Surrey (near Bagshot), providing 24-hour residential care and nursing care with welcoming hospitality on a permanent and respite basis. Proudly awarded ‘Care Home of the Year’ at the Surrey Care Awards 2025, recognised among Lottie’s Top 100 Care Homes 2026, and previously ranked in carehome.co.uk’s Top 20 Care Homes in South East England in 2022. Cedar Lodge is renowned for delivering exceptional care. With a warm, welcoming atmosphere, it offers residents a genuine sense of home and community.
Our facilities and services include:

Holly Lodge is a regional and national award-winning dementia care home in Camberley, specialising in exceptional care for older people living with dementia. Designed to support complex and evolving needs, our dedicated team delivers personalised care in a safe, welcoming, and homely environment, with both permanent and respite care options available. As a leading dementia care home in Surrey, Holly Lodge combines expert dementia care with engaging activities, sensory gardens, and 24/7 nursing support to promote comfort, dignity, and wellbeing.
Our facilities and services include:
Listen to what Thelma has to say about the care at Cedar Lodge care home; “There are no real worries at all, you’ve only got to say to any of them and they come and help you straight away…If you’re unwell, they know as soon as you do…They are doing their utmost to keep you as well as possible.”
Listen to what Margaret has to say about her experience with Holly Lodge: “One thing that has always been here is the kindness of all the carers, the kindness of all the staff, it’s like it’s an honour for them to look after that person…I feel like I’m coming from my home to my home.”

Forest Care has been providing quality care since 1981, combining decades of experience with a family‑owned, person‑centred approach. Across our Camberley care homes, we create warm, supportive environments tailored to each resident’s individual needs, preferences, and life story. Residents enjoy freshly prepared, home‑cooked meals with a strong focus on nutrition and hydration in line with individual care needs.
Our all‑inclusive fees cover complementary therapies and outings, and our open visiting policy welcomes family and friends at any time. Meaningful activities, social engagement, and compassionate care help promote independence and choice for as long as possible, wellbeing, and quality of life. With staffing levels above industry standards, our dedicated teams provide unhurried residential, nursing, dementia, palliative, and end-of-life care.
We are committed to creating a nurturing community and a true home-from-home environment where residents feel safe, valued, and supported every day.




















At Cedar Lodge and Holly Lodge, our dedicated activities teams support resident wellbeing through a varied programme of engaging group, individual, and one-to-one activities tailored to personal interests, life stories, and daily preferences. Reflecting our person-centred approach to care, activities promote social connection, independence, and enjoyment.
Residents can enjoy arts and crafts, floristry workshops, themed dining experiences, beauty sessions, outdoor games, local outings, live entertainment, cultural celebrations, and visits from a variety of animals – alpacas, piglets and even penguins! We also encourage strong community connections through intergenerational activities with local schools and nurseries.
As members of NAPA, a leading activity and engagement charity, we are committed to delivering meaningful experiences that enhance quality of life. We also partner with Famileo, enabling families to share photos and updates that are transformed into personalised newsletters, helping residents stay connected with loved ones.
Explore our Cedar Lodge activities and Holly Lodge activities.
Choosing the right care home is an important decision. Visit a few homes, meet the team, and look for a provider that delivers high-quality, person-centred care tailored to individual needs. Your choice will also depend on the level of care required and personal financial circumstances. At Forest Care, our friendly teams are always available to answer your questions and guide you through the process. Explore our Virtual Tours, visit our Help & Advice page or Get in touch to arrange a visit. With all our homes rated either ‘Outstanding’ or ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), you can be confident in the quality of care and support we provide every day.
Choosing to move into a care home can be an emotional decision. The right time to consider residential care depends on individual circumstances, including health, wellbeing, safety, mobility, and the ability to manage daily tasks independently. If everyday life is becoming challenging, lonely, or unsafe, a residential care home in Camberley can provide reassurance, companionship, and 24/7 support. At Cedar Lodge and Holly Lodge, residents benefit from personalised care, engaging activities, and a welcoming community that promotes comfort, independence, and quality of life. Contact our team today to find the right Surrey care home for you or your loved one.
If your loved one is living with dementia and requires dedicated support, Holly Lodge is an award-winning dementia care home in Camberley providing expert care for people at all stages of dementia. Our highly trained team delivers personalised specialist dementia care, tailored to each resident’s individual needs, preferences, and wellbeing.
As a leading dementia care home in Surrey, Holly Lodge offers dementia-friendly facilities, meaningful activities, and 24/7 on-site nursing care in a safe, comfortable, and supportive environment. We focus on promoting dignity, independence, and quality of life while providing families with peace of mind that their loved one is receiving exceptional care and support.
Supporting a loved one with dementia can be an emotional and sometimes overwhelming experience, but you do not have to face it alone. At Holly Lodge, we provide specialist dementia care tailored to each individual, offering expert support for both residents and their families. Our compassionate team works closely with loved ones to ensure every resident receives personalised care that promotes dignity, independence and wellbeing.
We create a warm, welcoming environment where residents can feel safe, valued and supported. Meaningful activities, therapeutic experiences, including pet therapy, and person-centred care help residents maintain a sense of purpose, enjoyment and connection. Holly Lodge welcomes people living with all types and stages of dementia, with experienced carers and nurses delivering care that is tailored to changing needs and personal preferences.
Whether you are looking for long-term dementia care or a short respite stay, Holly Lodge provides trusted support, compassionate care and reassurance for families every step of the way.
A person living with dementia may benefit from a specialist dementia care home, when everyday tasks become increasingly difficult and it is no longer safe or practical for them to live independently at home. As dementia progresses, individuals may require greater support with personal care, medication management, nutrition, mobility and daily routines.
Deciding when to move into a dementia care home can be challenging for families. Signs that additional support may be needed can include increasing confusion, wandering, safety concerns, difficulties managing at home or growing care needs that become difficult for family members to meet alone. The decision is often made collaboratively between the individual, their family and healthcare professionals, taking into account their wellbeing, safety and quality of life.
Specialist dementia care provides a safe, supportive environment with trained carers and nurses who understand the unique challenges of dementia. Through personalised care, structured routines and meaningful activities, residents can enjoy comfort, companionship and a better quality of life, while families gain reassurance that their loved one is receiving the care and support they need.
Residential dementia care and nursing dementia care both provide specialist support for people living with dementia, but the key difference is the level of medical and nursing care available.
Residential dementia care is designed for people who need support with everyday living, including personal care, medication management, meals, meaningful activities, companionship, and maintaining routines in a safe, secure and dementia-friendly environment. It is often suitable for those whose physical health is relatively stable, but who require increasing support due to memory loss, confusion or changes in behaviour.
Nursing dementia care includes all the benefits of residential dementia care, with the added reassurance of 24-hour support from qualified nurses. It is typically appropriate for individuals with more complex healthcare needs who require regular clinical monitoring, specialist nursing procedures such as wound care or catheter management, or palliative and end-of-life care. Registered nurses work alongside care teams to oversee residents’ health, manage medical needs, and liaise with healthcare professionals.
Which type of care is right for my loved one? The right choice depends on an individual’s needs and circumstances. An elderly person living with dementia who mainly requires support with daily living may thrive in a residential dementia care setting. However, if their health needs become more complex, nursing dementia care can provide the additional clinical expertise and support they require. Our Holly Lodge care home in Frimley provides both residential dementia care and dementia nursing care, allowing residents to remain in familiar surroundings while receiving the appropriate level of support for their individual needs. Should additional care be required in the future, families can take comfort in knowing that enhanced support is available within the same familiar environment.
Contact our friendly team on 0333 305 1785 for expert advice, guidance and support.