The temple was originally a chapel located in Byfleet, Surrey. It was moved (in its entirety) to its final resting place in 1912. Affectionately known as the 'tin temple', due to its corregated appearance, it is home to a total of 4 craft lodges, and associated side degrees.

Join the A322 (signposted to Guildford).

Stay on the A322, straight over the 1st roundabout (taking you past Gordons Boys School on the left and The Inn@ West End on the right).

Continue over the next roundabout (2nd exit).

Continue past the Hen and Chicken pub (seen on the right).

You are now in Bisley.

At the set of traffic lights, turn right into Queens Road (roadsign says to NRA Bisley Camp).

Follow Queens Road for approximately 1 mile, immediately past sharp bend, turn right into NRA Bisley Camp.

Continue along the main throughfare (Kings Avenue), past Elcho Road. The road bears round to the left.

Immediately on the left hand side you will see Bisley Pavilion.

Just past Bisley Pavilion, you will see a dirt track leading to a single building on a green. This is Sit Perpetuum Temple.