Burghley House | South Gardens Spring Opening
South Gardens Spring

15 - 21 Mar - Apr 2025

Special Events

South Gardens Spring Opening

See Burghley's South Gardens in all their spring glory

Enjoy the magnificent seasonal displays in Burghley's South Gardens as the spring blooms give an injection of colour into the beautiful 28-acre garden.

Only open for a handful of weeks each year, don't miss this opportunity to visit the private South Gardens, created by Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown in the 18th century and witness truly wonderful views of the south front of Burghley House, Lion Bridge and the Parkland beyond. Discover the beautiful Summer House overlooking the lake, stroll among magnificent trees and enjoy colourful floral displays and pristine lawns. Admire intriguing topiary, elegant yew hedges and ornate fountains added in the 19th century which add an injection of formality into the otherwise naturalistic landscape.

Each spring the South Gardens is open to raise funds for the Evergreen Care Trust, a local charity dedicated to promoting healthy ageing and attitudes towards older people. The Evergreen Care Trust works closely with local charitable groups, churches and schools, and together with other health care providers offers a full range of home care services for the benefit of the elderly and vulnerable in Stamford and surrounding areas.

Please note: There is no access to the South Gardens on Friday 11 April 2025 due to a private event. The Sculpture Garden and Garden of Surprises will be open as normal.

South Gardens Spring

Ticket Information

Included with Admission or Annual Pass
Book Admission Tickets

Dates

15 March-21 April

Times

10am to 5pm

Garden Tickets

From Adult £10, Child £8

Additional Information

Tickets | Admission to the South Gardens is included with any Admission Ticket purchased for 15 March to 21 April 2025 or a valid Annual Pass. The South Gardens will  be closed on Friday 11 April for a private event.

Accessibility | The Gardens are mostly accessible to wheelchair users but please be aware that the paths are gravel and some of the open grassed areas are undulated without pathways. Accessible toilets are available at the Garden Café.

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