This Christmas the wonderful Snowfari comes to the landscape at Painshill. This family trail takes children on a journey to find many different animal statues and discover interesting facts about each species. BOOK TICKETS As part of the experience we are sharing a blog post below with 5 ways your children can help the animals and … Continue reading Further Snowfari activities for all the family
READ MOREIn the summer of 2019, Painshill first dipped its toe into the wonderful world of gin making. Helped by a local company, The Gin Kitchen in Dorking, we created the Painshill Kitchen Garden Gin. Inspired by our Kitchen Garden and using many of the botanicals grown by the landscape team we put together a fresh … Continue reading New Painshill Gin inspired by the Turkish Tent
READ MOREA landscape garden is not just for summer! A stunning display of colour makes Painshill a beautiful day out in autumn. As the leaves turn, the acorns fall and the air becomes crisper Andy Mills, Painshill’s Head of Estates and Landscape, tells us about his five favourite Painshill trees “Do I have to pick just … Continue reading Head Gardener Andy Mills chooses his five favourite Painshill trees
READ MORERemember A Charity Week (7 – 13 September) marks a time when charities everywhere take a moment to acknowledge and reflect on the huge contribution people make when they leave a legacy to somewhere they love. As a small independent charity legacies are important for Painshill as they help to protect the park for future … Continue reading Remember A Charity Week
READ MOREWe were delighted to meet Simon Lewis and Esher and Walton MP, Dominic Raab representing the Elmbridge Philanthropy Fund today. We have benefited hugely from a grant they and Community Foundation for Surrey donated to us. The funding allowed us to recruit a Volunteer Manager to offer our team of volunteers more support. Simon Lewis … Continue reading Esher and Walton MP, Dominic Raab and Simon Lewis from Elmbridge Philanthropy Fund visit Painshill
READ MOREWe are delighted to announce that Painshill Park Trust has received £250,000 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to help combat the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Designed in the 18th century by Charles Hamilton, Painshill fell into ruins until it was saved by the Trust in the 1980s. Over the years we have been … Continue reading Painshill Park Trust receives National Lottery grant
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