The fishing platform at Stew Pond on Epsom Common provides anglers with access to this small, attractive coarse fishery of just under an acre. The pond is managed by CALPAC and is open to both members and day ticket holders, with tickets available bankside.

Stew Pond has historic roots as a monastic holding pond, once owned by Chertsey Abbey, where fish were fattened before use. Today it is the only pond on Epsom Common where fishing is permitted.

Anglers are asked to use existing swims rather than creating new ones, and to take care near the banks when using bank sticks. The pond is reached on foot via a hard-surface track from the car park on the B280.