We are delighted that Painshill has been shortlisted for the Historic Houses Association Award for Garden of the Year 2020. Since the lost landscape garden was rediscovered in the 1980s, Painshill Park Trust has been restoring the site to its former 18th century glory.  The Painshill team is absolutely thrilled that this commitment and work … Continue reading Painshill is Shortlisted for Garden of the Year 2020 →

This week Painshill will be marking #ClapForOurCarers by lighting up the beautiful follies and bridges in blue. As a tribute to the NHS and all key workers, the Painshill team joins the nation in applauding those working hard in the fight against COVID-19. Above photography by Oliver Dixon Lighting up the landscape is only possible … Continue reading Painshill lights up blue in tribute to key workers →

We hope you’re well during this unprecedented time. We’re inviting you, your family and friends to take part in The 2.6 Challenge to help to save Painshill. The Covid-19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on charities, like Painshill, with the loss of important income. In response, the organisers of the biggest mass-participation sports events … Continue reading Join the 2.6 challenge to help to save Painshill →

We have been talking a lot about Painshill’s survival recently. The Coronavirus pandemic presents Painshill with a challenge like no other in its recent history. People might think us extreme to talk about Painshill potentially not surviving these difficult times. But the sobering fact, never far from our thoughts, is that Painshill has been lost … Continue reading Lost and Found: The Restoration of Painshill →

While we are closed, due to the Coronavirus pandemic, we will be endeavoring to bring you beautiful pictures and interesting content digitally. If you can’t come to Painshill, maybe Painshill can come to you! In a series of video tours, Painshill volunteer guides will be taking you through the landscape and giving you some fascinating … Continue reading Take a virtual tour of Painshill →