As many of your will know Painshill is a small independent charity. We cannot survive without ticket admissions, events, Tea Room sales and membership income. Now we have closed our doors to help stop the spread of Coronavirus, we are asking if people would be kind enough to support us through these troubled times. Even … Continue reading 5 ways to help Painshill survive →

Never has it been clearer to the team at Painshill that open, beautiful spaces are important. They promote well-being, allow people to be mindful and offer peace in stressful modern times. While we tried to stay open we had a number of messages of support as people showed their gratitude for having access to nature. … Continue reading 10 ways to stay connected with nature during lockdown →

Painshill is situated on the River Mole with the river marking the boundary of Painshill’s land. The Mole runs the entire length of the estate and almost encircles the Visitor Centre and Kitchen Gardens. The river is vital to the landscape design. Our Waterwheel raises water from the River Mole and feeds the Cascade. Without … Continue reading Flooding at Painshill – Ways that you can help →

Millions of viewers saw Painshill on prime time Saturday night TV as our 18th-century landscape featured on BBC1’s The Greatest Dancer. The show, in which dance acts compete for a £50,000 prize and the chance to appear on Strictly Come Dancing, had an international theme this week and contestant Hannah Martin was tasked with performing … Continue reading Millions of viewers see Painshill on TV’s The Greatest Dancer →

Many badgers make Painshill their home. A day visitor however will never seen them. Hardly any of the staff have. Recently the team have set about trying to get some footage of the elusive and shy creatures. Armed with a night vision camera and a little knowledge of what sets might be active we set … Continue reading Badger CAM →